Knicks to shut down Carmelo Anthony after All-Star Game?

Carmelo Anthony may be shut down by the Knicks after the All-Star Game.

Anthony left in the fourth quarter to get his knee re-taped, the team said, but never returned - and in the locker room afterward, showed signs of frustration.
"It's the same thing," said Anthony, who has missed 12 games already - and there's been speculation that with the Knicks out of the playoff picture this season, he will get shut down well before game No. 82. "It's very sore at this point."
Anthony said he's taking things day by day.
"I'm restricted," Anthony said. "I'm not getting that power, that bounce."

Per NY Post, While his status for the All-Star Game at the Garden doesn’t appear in serious jeopardy, Anthony isn’t sure he’ll be able to play in Orlando Wednesday in the final game before the break. And clearly he does not seem certain how much longer he will play after the All-Star break. This could have been his last regular-season game in the worst-case scenario.