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You feel for Iverson, because you know he will never be as close to a title with the talent-laden Nuggets as he was with the ragtag 76ers. Wherever he goes, whereever he plays, his talent demands the ball and the attention, something that does not translate well in the latter stages of the NBA season.
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Via All Things Philly Sports
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March 19, 2008
The Sixers didn't do a special tribute to their former star, but they gave the fans the opportunity to welcome Allen Iverson back to Philadelphia.
Click the link below to see the Philly fans applaud the return of A.I.
March 19, 2008
I got to sit down with Carmelo Anthony a while back. I showed him random pictures that I found of him on the Internet... much giggling ensues.
Via The Fast Break Blog
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March 19, 2008
Iverson comes back, but does he come home?
Via fromthepanhandle.blogspot.com
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March 20, 2008
It has been over 15 months since the Answer, Allen Iverson, was sent from Philadelphia to Denver; but tonight, AI and the Nuggets returned to Philadelphia to play the 76ers, bringing AI back to Philadelphia for the first time since the trade.
AI spent over 10 seasons with Philly, taking them to an NBA Finals and winning an MVP. He turned a once prestigious organization back into...
Via All Things Philly Sports
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March 19, 2008
As you have no doubt heard, Allen Iverson makes his return to Philly tonight. Much has happened since Iverson was traded to Denver 15 months ago. With that trade, the Nuggets were supposed to become a powerhouse in the West, and the Sixers were supposed to be a team that would be a few years away from being competitive. Neither of those things happened, and ironically, if the season...
Via All Things Philly Sports
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March 19, 2008
The Philly fans welcomed Allen Iverson back with open arms, but the Sixers as a team proved to be less accommodating. Despite Iverson's 32 points and 8 assists, the Sixers continued their hot streak by defeating the Nuggets 115-113. Andre Miller, one of the players acquired in the Iverson trade, led the way for Philly, netting 28 points, and tallying 12 assists. The game fittingly...
Via The Sports Agent Blog
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March 19, 2008
Well not really, but Anthony is shopping for a new (wo)man to find his next endorsement opportunity. According to the Rocky Mountain News, Melo is no longer using the marketing and PR services of BDA Sports Management. No word on what went wrong in the relationship, only that Melo is excited to find a new team to take his marketing to the next level. Anthony will still retain BDA...
Via All Philadelphia Sports
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March 19, 2008
Allen Iverson's first return to Philadelphia since the trade was spoiled by a team that is RED HOT right now. After an incredible ovation that nearly brought tears to his eyes, Iverson and the Sixers went on put on a hell of a game.
Via The Fast Break Blog
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March 18, 2008
168 points versus the Sonics--big deal and so what?
Via theaddshow.com
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March 19, 2008
Sixers top Nuggets in a thriller, 115-113.
But tonight's game held much more than just the final score..
Via Hugging Harold Reynolds
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March 20, 2008
Despite the thunderous ovation for the return of Allen Iverson to the City of Brotherly Love, not all fans were happy to see the All-Star guard back at the Wachovia Center. Or at least the weren't happy to see his mother.
According to ESPN's Chris Sheridan, some fans took to heckling Mrs. AI, which lead to an altercation followed by a "very large, very angry man" being ejected
Via nuggets.realgm.com
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March 19, 2008
On Sunday, Denver set an NBA season high for points in a game with a 168-116 rout of the Seattle Supersonics. Last night, they gave up 136 points in a 136-120 loss to the Detroit Pistons. Such is the enigma that has become the Nuggets. They are equal parts offensive brilliance and defensive incompetence.
Via MVN
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March 18, 2008
Detroit dishes out a season-high 42 dimes in dealing Denver a 136-120 loss.
March 17, 2008
The Denver Nuggets explode all over the Sonics. Where's the D?
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