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The words have never been a problem for Allen Iverson. He has always been able to come up with the right words, and there's little doubt that, at the time, he has always meant them.
The words were there again last evening when he came back to the 76ers after three years in the wilderness. He didn't need a script, and the words that came from his heart were perfect for the occasion and, as always, he meant them at the moment they were delivered.
he success of N.B.A. Commissioner David Stern’s 25-year crusade to globalize basketball is often summed up in two words: Yao Ming. After Yao, a 7-foot-6 center from Shanghai, was drafted by the Houston Rockets in 2002, the... more »
After a Christmas Day game to forget, the Lakers met again Monday amid claims of an added feistiness at practice, the need to move the ball more often and, in Ron Artest's case, a desire for more playing time.The... more »
Many have questioned why I kept Kevin Durant in the top overall spot despite his shooting slump to start the season, and his play over the past five games is exactly why. Durant is averaging 30.8 points, 5.4 rebounds, 1.4 steals,... more »
As we complete the first quarter of the 2010-11 NBA season, I am reminded of an episode of Cheers where Dr. Fraser Crane is attempting to elevate the cultural IQ of the bar’s denizens by reading from Charles... more »
If you hopped into the Hot Tub Time Machine in 2007 and fast forwarded three years, you'll be shocked to find that: Tiger Woods, Brett Favre and LeBron James, three sporting icons, are now badly tarnished and even vilified by a... more »
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