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Dwight ultimately took Kobe's advice -- he just chose the wrong team.More from SB Nation:• Howard picks Rockets | Prada: How Morey got his man• Ziller: Lakers need a miracle• Josh Smith signs with Detroit | Iguodala to Golden State• The NBA's top 90 free agents | All NBA free agency news• Grading the NBA free agent deals

Carmelo Anthony will make over $20 million to be the star of the New York Knicks this season on a team that has surrounded him with a dominant defensive presence in Tyson Chandler, former All-NBA big man Amar'e Stoudemire, former first-overall pick Andrea Bargnani and mercurial swingman J.R. Smith, who has been able to carry the Knicks' offensive load when 'Melo isn't feeling it.

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