Anthony Says Winning Title Is Sole Focus Carmelo Anthony told reporters Monday that he wants to win an N.B.A. championship, which seemed like a totally reasonable thing for him to say. But given Anthony's stated plan to declare for free agency next summer, it instantly led to wild speculation about his future with the Knicks: Is he staying or going? Anthony, who has led the Knicks to two straight victories entering Tuesday's game against the Boston Celtics, refused to elaborate on free agency, but he did make clear that he wants to be in a situation where he feels he can vie for a title. That does not appear to be the case at the moment. "That's the only thing I care about," he said. Everything else is irrelevant to me when it comes to basketball. Championship is the only thing on my mind. That's the only thing I want to accomplish, the only thing I want to achieve, and I'm going to do what I got to do to get that. He added: "Nothing else even motivates me anymore. Just that. The Knicks can offer Anthony the most lucrative contract per league rules, and he has indicated that he would prefer to stay. But the Knicks (17-27) have struggled this season, and it clearly has had an effect on him. His wife, La La Anthony, appearing this week on Bravo TV's "Watch What Happens Live," said she would be surprised if her husband were to leave the Knicks. "I definitely think he will stay," she said. I know that he wants to stay, and I support him wherever he wants to go. THUNDER 111, HAWKS 109 Kevin Durant scored 41 points, including the game-winning jumper with 1.5 seconds left, and Oklahoma City rallied from a 14-point halftime deficit at home to beat Atlanta for its eighth straight victory. Durant's 11-game streak of 30 or more points is the longest in the N.B.A. since Tracy McGrady did it in 14 straight games in March and April 2003. TIMBERWOLVES 95, BULLS 86 Kevin Love scored 31 points to lead Minnesota in Chicago. Carlos Boozer had 20 points and 14 rebounds for the Bulls, who played without center Joakim Noah (illness) and guard Kirk Hinrich (hamstring). CLIPPERS 114, BUCKS 86 Blake Griffin dominated the paint with 20 points, Jamal Crawford scored 25 and Los Angeles ended a seven-game trip with a win in Milwaukee. Darren Collison added 15 points and 7 assists for the Clippers, who improved to 9-3 while Chris Paul, their star point guard, recovers from a separated shoulder. SUNS 124, 76ERS 113 Gerald Green scored 30 points and Goran Dragic 24 to lead Phoenix to a victory in Philadelphia. Green and Dragic, Phoenix's starting backcourt, combined to make 19 of 25 shots and the Suns shot around 60 percent for most of the game.