The three to the dome. The jab step. The pull-up jumper. The 62 at the Garden. For six and a half seasons, Carmelo Anthony was the Knicks. He was their star. Their biggest attraction. Sometimes the only reason they were worth watching. He chose New York and turned it into his city. Anthony retired Monday, concluding a 19-year NBA career that will surely send him to the Hall of Fame. He was an NCAA champion at Syracuse, a 10-time All-Star, landed on six All-NBA teams, won three gold medals for Team USA and is undoubtedly one of the top 75…