July 16, 2012; Washington, DC, USA; Brazil center Nene (13) talks to United States forward Carmelo Anthony (15) in the second half at Verizon Center. Team USA won 80-69. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-US PRESSWIRE

It has been a year and a half since the Denver Nuggets traded Carmelo Anthony and it’s interesting to see some of the movement (or not movement) with the players involved.

The trade involved three teams, 13 players, four draft picks and cash. Only five players remain with the team they were traded to and two players have since won NBA titles.

In the deal, the Nuggets received Danilo Gallinari, Raymond Felton, Timofey Mozgov and Wilson Chandler from the New York Knicks and Kosta Koufos from the Minnesota Timberwolves. They also got a second round pick from the Knicks in 2012 and 2013 and a first round pick in 2014.

• Gallinari, Mozgov, Chandler and Koufos are still with the Nuggets.
• Denver traded Felton to the Portland Trailblazers in a draft day deal which landed Andre Miller and Jordan Hamilton. The Blazers traded Felton back to the Knicks this summer.
• The Nuggets drafted Quincy Miller with the 2012 second round pick (which belonged to Golden State) that they got from New York.

The Knicks received Anthony, Anthony Carter, Chauncey Billups, Renaldo Balkman and Shelden Williams from the Nuggets and Corey Brewer from the Timberwolves.

• Anthony is the only player that is still on the Knicks.
• Carter and Williams left as free agents at the end of last season. Carter ended up on the Toronto Raptors and Williams on the New Jersey Nets. Both are still unsigned this off-season.
• The Knicks picked up Billups team option last year (they could have bought up him out for $3.2 million), but than used the amnesty clause on him to sign Tyson Chandler. They were stuck paying Billups $14.2 million contract last season while he played for the L.A. Clippers. Billups re-signed with the Clippers this summer.
• New York waived Balkman in February and used the roster spot to sign former Nugget guard J.R. Smith. No team has picked up Balkman and the Knicks are still stuck paying Balkman $1.7 million.
• Brewer was cut shortly after being traded to New York and then was picked up by the Dallas Mavericks, where he won an NBA title. The Mavs traded Brewer to the Nuggets with Rudy Fernandez in January.

The Timberwolves got Eddy Curry, Anthony Randolph and the Nuggets’ 2015 second-round pick.

• Curry was waived shortly after the trade and was picked up by the Miami Heat this last year. He also won an NBA title with the Heat last season.
• Randolph saw little time with the Timberwolves over the last year and a half, Minnesota also opted not to offer him a qualifying offer. He signed a 3-year deal with the Nuggets on Tuesday.

If you are keeping track at home, the Melo trade has turned into Anthony for Chandler, Gallinari, Koufos, Mozgov, Andre Miller, Hamilton, Randolph and Quincy Miller.

Mar 25, 2012; Atlanta, GA, USA; Baylor Bears forward Quincy Miller (30) reacts during the first half against the Kentucky Wildcats in the finals of the south region of the 2012 NCAA men

The Denver Nuggets haven’t had much success on the floor during the first two games of the Summer League.

It doesn’t help that Kenneth Faried, Solomon Alabi and Julyan Stone are all dealing with different injury ailments, which leaves Jordan Hamilton as the only player on the squad that has played in the NBA.

The Nuggets have lost the first two games by an average of 16 points, but despite that there have been a few highlights for Denver’s young squad.

• More than anything Evan Fournier has been the most impressive player for the Nuggets in Las Vegas. He has great NBA savvy for an 19-year-old player and has shown spurts of great defense. He also at times ran the offense for the Nuggets and it’s fair to say the team looked their best when he was playing point guard. Fournier made a point to get his teammates involved early and found Gani Lawal for an easy basket in the second half. His jump shot is still inconsistent, but he scored nine straight points to close out the first half for the Nuggets. Like most European players when Fournier gets in the lane he looks for contact, hitting all five of his free throws against the Dallas Mavericks. Fournier even hit a trey to close out the first half. Fournier shot only 4 of 15, but still scored 15 points.
• Jordan Hamilton was pretty passive for most of the game but still showed an ability to score in a variety of ways. He hit three treys in the game, two with defenders on him. He also attacked the basket and showed off his mid-range game. He led the Nuggets with 18 points and also pulled down seven boards.
• Chu Chu Maduabum started for the Nuggets and while he wasn’t good, he wasn’t bad. He definitely didn’t have the size to bang with former CU star David Harrison. However, he showed at least a solid understanding of the game – at least on the defensive side of the ball.
• Quincy Miller struggled with his jump shot, missing six of his seven shots. However, he showed hustle and attacked the offensive glass. Miller still is a pup and isn’t close to competing in the NBA, but he has a lot of potential.
• Jorge Gutierrez struggled running the offense (five turnovers and zero assists), but he hustled and played smart defense. He drew a few charges and had a steal. He’s like a modern day Anthony Carter.

Ty Lawson and JaVale McGee sat courtside with Josh Kroenke and McGee was interviewed in the second half by Joel Meyers and Chris Webber.