Comments on: Do the Right Thing: The one Allen Iverson trade that makes sense

By: scoob

scoob — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 03:48:07 +0000

ALL YOU MORONS THAT HATED ON AI ABOVE ME…WHAT NOW!!!

AI IS BACK!!!

By: cindea55

cindea55 — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 05:11:25 +0000

I would love to see AI back in Philly. That is where he belongs he should have never left. The only reason why I dont see it happening is because AI’s pride wont allow it. Im tired of everyone talking bad about him. He can be a starter on any team he is still ballin so ppl need to stop hatin.

By: emilio

emilio — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 08:58:25 +0000

Funny i was just gonna say the same about Jennings. I mean, let’s wait and see, but 55 points, and nearly all of that in the 2nd half? What was it, 39 in the 3rd? I can’t stand the Bucks, but I am going to watch Brandon Jennings closely from yesterday on.

Iverson yeah… I’m not a fan, don’t hate him either. I still think he can play, his problem is his head!
But as a huuuge Lakers fan, it’s interesting to me how many people talk about him and going to LA. I actually think it’s not such a bad idea. He wouldn’t be a big factor anyway (I mean, once Gasol is back, Ron Ron is the FIFTH offensive option on that team, it’s just sick, wasn’t he the franchise player in Sacramento? But then again, who wouldn’t be, hahahaha…) Lakers could certainly use some assurance at the point guard spot for this & maybe next year. And if he still wants to complain about that bench, how’s a chapionship ring or two or three sound? He ain’t gonna get that anywhere else. Fuck the money he’s rich anyway, besides that it’s LA, just watch Ron Ron getting his share of opportunities… And I don’t see this scenario as a risk either, I’m sure Phil Jackson knows all the tricks he needs and WOULD shut him up if necesary.

But all that said, I would advise Allen Iverson to retire. Why? Because either it’s that championship scenario (It won’t happen) or it’s be hired to sell tickets and jerseys. And let’s be honest; who wants to break a leg for that purpose?

All in all, I wish AI the best and I hope he works his shit out before it’s really too late. He needs a better publicist by the way.

By: aidee333

aidee333 — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 05:49:15 +0000

fuck all u ai haters

By: aidee333

aidee333 — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 05:46:12 +0000

every one stop hatein on ai please it makes u look so dumb ai needs 2 go 2 philly ………………….

By: grinch

grinch — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 04:38:38 +0000

Brandon Jennings is the future.. AI has lost it.. he should just retire

By: dvs

dvs — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 11:33:19 +0000

Send him to NY and he’ll get all the attention and playing time he wants, he won’t win any games but thats not his goal anyway.
the guys a has-been and a selfish loser. TEAMS win championships, not individual ballhogs

By: kowtz

kowtz — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 06:00:14 +0000

This article is more of a

“Austin Burton (Sixers Die-hard Fan) Plea”

rather than a

“Allen Iverson (I deserve my last chance) Plea”

By: JayOh

JayOh — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 22:05:57 +0000

LOL at all you fools in the comments talking about Iverson going to NY.

1) It will never happen because the Knicks have no interest and

2) It’d be a horrible move for them media-wise. No point in taking that risk.

By: Gaucho09

Gaucho09 — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 11:16:31 +0000

No way the kings do this. K9 is on his last year, no reason to prolong paying money for an old center. Kings will only trade K9 for young prospects or draft picks. Yes, their interior D sucks, but they’re rebuilding. Adding a 30 year old player wont help rebuilding one bit. Long story short, pay more money for a one and a half year rental of an old center. Kings would laugh this offer off the table.