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Cole Anthony 'Never Got Back to 100%' After Midseason Injury


looked like he could put a historically thin Carolina roster on his back and keep them relevant — then he tore his meniscus. "I would probably say I played about five games 100 percent," Anthony told The Front Office podcast. "I probably played the first five games fully healthy, and I played four more games after that, and my knee was already messed up." (Inside Carolina)

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Cole Anthony 'Never Got Back to 100%' After Midseason Injury


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