It is certain that sounds like rockets and Carmelo Anthony are made one with the other

Carmelo Anthony has missed the last two games of the Houston Rockets. The only remedy for this is like a buyout.

Melo's terrible performance in Houston's 1: 11 loss to the Thunder on Thursday seems to have triggered a revaluation of the Rockets, which signed it last August for a $ 2.4 million deal. Although Anthony prepared himself for Friday's game against the Spurs, he was scratched before the team sat him down for a conversation "What are we?":

Sunday, Marc Stein of New York Times reported that the team and Anthony would separate in a certain way, which would be a strange way to treat a sick player:

Also before Sunday's game against the Pacers, Rockets GM Daryl Morey tried to clear the air. He insisted that Anthony was sick, but tilted his hand a little when he talked about the long-term player. When Morey was asked if Melo would finish the season with Houston's lineup, he replied, "I would respond in the same way as all the players in the lineup. We must understand everything … everything. Morey was adamant that the organization "rated everything".

It's not bad to evaluate everything about Rockets because they look like shit. The team is 5-7 and, as Morey said, everyone is struggling. Chris Paul is at .385 at nine games. The GM may not have said publicly that it was the end of the road, but according to Tim MacMahon of ESPN late Sunday night, the team believes:

Anthony has certainly not been great in 10 games and his minutes have been reduced to nothing by unprepared rookie Gary Clark. The role he wants does not really exist in Houston. When the Rockets have finished evaluating, they may decide that the mere existence of Melo worsens all the others, but man, what a fall of grace. It's a team that gave Josh Smith a chance while he was one of the worst players in the NBA, and then brought it back to the next season. Meanwhile, Carmelo Anthony is treated as if he was in a hospice.