Carmelo Anthony reflected on Michael Jordan's final years playing for the Washington Wizards during a recent podcast episode, noting how Jordan, despite being 40 years old and lacking his former athleticism, still managed to dominate the game through his intelligence and skill. Anthony admired how Jordan could effortlessly find his scoring spots and execute plays with precision, averaging 21.2 points per game in his last two seasons. Although Jordan's Wizards tenure didn't lead to playoff success, Anthony recognized the profound impact it had on him as a young player. The discussions around Jordan's legacy continue, with former players and analysts debating his relevance in the modern NBA, often in comparison to LeBron James. Gilbert Arenas controversially stated that Jordan's name is only brought up due to his connection with LeBron, while others, including DeMar DeRozan and Rasheed Wallace, praised Jordan's later career as a testament to his mastery of the game. Ultimately, Anthony acknowledged that watching Jordan play, even in his twilight years, was an invaluable experience that shaped his own approach to basketball.