Does anyone know Carmelo Anthony's ethnicity?
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Mother is African-American, father is Puerto Rican.
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I'm thinking Bing,Coleman,Sherman Douglas,Rony Seikley   and the name escapes me right now but he was from Reading PA. I think he went on to play with the Clippers?? Oh yea,the name was Billy Owens.
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from the 2000 census, brooklyn is:\n36% Black or African American\n35% White\n20% Hispanic or Latino\n8% Asian\n\nhmmm, i don't see a jewish designation here, though perhaps they consider that religion rather than ethnicity
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29. Knicks: PJ Tucker\n30. Trailblazers: Shannon Brown\n\nPJ Tucker\nNBA Position: SG/SF\nCollege: Texas\nClass: Junior\nHt: 6-5\nWt: 225\nStats: PPG 16.1 | APG 2.9 | RPG 9.5\nHas a great combination of strength and athleticism ... Intense competitor ... Scores a lot of baskets by overpowering defenders with his tremendous body strength ... Plays with a lot of toughness. Extremely aggresive, intimidates opponents with his nasty demeanor ... Explosive leaping ability and has the strength to go inside and finish ... Strong one on one skills and looks to drive to the basket ... His ability to create shots for himself off the dribble has improved ... Strong defender ... Tremendous rebounder for a 6-5 player ... Great speed in the open court ... Free throw shooting has shown steady improvement \n\nPJ Tuker fits for the Knicks.  There's no need for a shooting guard in New York (Shannon Brown), given the fact that both Jamaal Crawford and Jalen Rose are on the roster. Tucker could be groomed to replace Quenton Richardson at the small forward spot, who appears to be on the decline in New York.  \n\n30. Knicks:\nShannon Brown\nNBA Postion: Shooting Guard\nCollege: Michigan St.\nClass: Junior\nHt: 6-3\nWt: 200\nShannon Brown, clearly the best player on the board fits better in Portland, given its need to replace Juan Dixon at the two guard spot.  This upgrade to Brown would provide fellow MSU allum Zack Randoph some help on offence.\n\nMichigan State Junior shooting guard Shannon Brown has been very impressive in workouts, so impressive a number of scouts feel he has leap-frogged his teammate Maurice Ager and should be selected in the 15-20 range. \n\nThe knock on him has always been that he is too small and lacks a position, but with his incredible athleticism he's able to overcome that.\n\nBrown is one of the most athletic guards in the draft, his jump shot has vastly improved. \n\nMr. Jones, though we didn't see eye to eye on some picks (I still think the Lakers need a bigman), I belive overall you did a fine job on your mock draft.  Only time will tell how things will work out.\n\nIn addition, please go to this link and answer my draft question:\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=20060630091221AAQIwU1&pa=FYd1D2bwHTHwIbtgHOkyRQHp_K_.39obzD1YQxtCxpZ5Pg--&msgr_status=
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No he plays for the Magic. He got traded to the Pistons by the Jazz and then the Pistons traded him in the middle of the year to Orlando with Darko.
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He is definitely the front runner, along with Carlos Boozer. However, it's still VERY early in the season. James will still be a strong candidate, but you never know who'll sneak up in the running. Carmelo is also a strong candidate now and possibly at the end of the year.
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Oleksiy Pecherov\n\nAthletic European with inside/outside game, Pecherov is the type of player the Knicks need.  This type of player has worked out well in Dallas (Dirk Nowitzki)\n\nThis small team needs a big man that can score to compliment the team's nucleus, Jamal Crawford and Channing Frye and vet point guard Stephon Marbury.  At 6-10 and a strong inside and outside game, he can be groomed at the small forward position and join the 6-11 Eddy Curry at center, the 6-11 Frye at power forward, as a small forward and help turn the smallish Knicks to a competitive team with an imposing front line.
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There's a samuel titus born in 1834 in NY, but recorded in the census in CA.  Dunno if it's him. I put first last name, U.S. and California.
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well lebron and carmelo!  but i bet that will be a long time!
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Is that a question?  I've never heard of a basketball player with that name...could your spelling be incorrect?
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He was born in LA and spent most of his life in California, but I don't know what ethnicity he is. My guess is African-American...but more specifically, I don't know.\n\nGO GIANTS!!
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Without question...PHILLY!!  The matrix...(with that ugly jumper) is a constant double double guy.....can put up big #'s like AI.  Has the ability to play the 2 guard.....the 3 spot and the power forward....AI???  At best a hybrid point guard. Don't get me wrong AI is fearless, but he is a short scorer. Additionally with the trend of the NBA,  players are more freaky than ever. On average most teams have a least two 7 footers.  6'3+ point guards....6'7+ shooting guards and shooting forwards 6'8 to 6'9.  Shawn can guard ANY of those positions because of his height and length.  Last point....with AI being a new addition to the Suns....who do you start???  AI or Stevie.....or worse yet....start them both??  Not the best front court tandem defensively.
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http://www.nba.com/playerfile/michael_jordan/
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Actually, he was born in West Virginia...Below is part of his bio from "wikipedia":\n\nMay 9, 1951 in Mullens, West Virginia) is a former basketball player, and current head coach of the National Basketball Association's Phoenix Suns (2003–present). Working for the Phoenix franchise since 2003, he won NBA Coach of the Year Award for the 2004-05 after leading the Suns to a 62-20 record and a trip to the Western Conference Finals.\n[edit]\n\nPlayer career\n\nAfter a college career at Marshall University, D'Antoni was drafted by the Kansas City-Omaha Kings in the 2nd round of the 1973 NBA Draft. He was all-NBA Rookie Second Team choice for 1974. After 3 seasons for the Kings (1974-1976), he Played for St. Louis Spirits of the American Basketball Association in 1976, and for San Antonio Spurs (again NBA) in 1977.\n\nD'Antoni was then called by the Italian team of Olimpia Milano, starting a great European career which turned him later in the club's all-time leading scorer. He was voted the league’s top point guard of all time in 1990 and he paced his team to five Italian League titles, two Cups of Europe, two Cups of Italy, one Korac Cup and one Intercontinental Cup. Being of Italian origins, D'Antoni was also selected to play on the Italian national team for the World Cup in 1989.\n\nD'Antoni nickname in Europe was Arsène Lupin for his ability in stealing balls from other players.
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His name is pronounced "Ah -gwire" and not "Ah-gear re", which is the Spanish pronounciation. He is African-American as far as I remember. He is also my all time fav player, esp. when he played in Dallas.
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Rick Adelman of the Sacramento Kings!! Not because i idolize him, but to ask him what he is doing?!??!? i mean come on! Try playin the bench every now and then cause it aint workin'!!