Carmelo Anthony reveals he felt like an ‘outcast’ during his time with the Rockets

Carmelo Anthony made an interesting statement regarding his time with the Houston Rockets.

The multiple time All-Star said he felt like an ‘outcast’ when he played for Houston.

“I get to Houston and when I get to Houston, now I really feel like an outcast. But Because I got CP there, PJ (PJ Tucker) and James, we’re gonna work this out. I am the piece that that (Rockets) team needs.

But that wasn’t their thinking. They wanted me to come in and be a spot-up, corner shooter. Run to the corner, spot-up and that’s it and it didn’t work at all.

I used to tell them like look, ‘yo throw me a bone. Like on a switch, just throw it in there.’ I need that feel, I need that touch. You know, I’m a rhythm player. First of all, I can’t come off the bench and then shoot three 3s in a row. I just can’t do that (with the Rockets),” Anthony said during his appearance on JJ Redick’s podcast.

Anthony played just 10 games with Houston during the 2018/19 season and then parted ways with the team.

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