Not everything involving Carmelo Anthony's day job goes as planned. That's why the Knicks superstar wanted his latest signature shoe launch to be exactly the way he envisioned it. No press ...

But this specific colorway (aka the Melo) came out in 2004 during Carmelo Anthony's rookie season. Anthony wore these shoes while playing in the NBA as a Jordan Brand representative.

Nike and its co-owned label with Michael Jordan is expanding its collaborative roster with Carmelo Anthony. They are set to design a brand-new two-piece Air Jordan 2 sneaker pack.

The NBA's Christmas Day slate is underway, and Nike has some gifts to wake up excited about. This Christmas is special, as LeBron James, Kyrie Irving and Carmelo Anthony will each debut the Nike ...

In the NBA, signature shoes from LeBron James, Kevin Durant and Carmelo Anthony will be featured. Allyson Felix, Maya Moore and Ishod Wair will also be part of the collection.

Even by those standards, this photo of Carmelo Anthony's closet posted by his wife, Lala Vasquez, is something to behold. Melo is one of Nike's biggest endorsers, so it makes sense that he'd have ...

From exclusive presentations by the designers, to testing out the shoes on the court, I got a 360-degree view of where the brand is headed in regards to Dwyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony and Chris Paul.

James, on the other hand, joined Nike, and he has delivered 17 different models of the “LeBron” shoe, which is one of the most popular shoes in all of basketball.

When it comes to his signature sneaker line with Jordan Brand, Anthony also points back to his earliest hoop shoe as the most iconic. In retirement, Anthony has teamed up with The Kid Mero ...

However, despite having the rare piece in his collection, Kiyan Anthony has yet to wear it. He usually rotates between Kobe Bryant, Jayson Tatum, and Luka Doncic's signature shoes for his games.

And they were created by Jordan brand, a Nike product, to honor signature player Carmelo Anthony and the 15-year anniversary of Syracuse's win over Kansas in the 2003 National Championship game.