A decade after the team retired his iconic No. 3 jersey, The Answer is getting a statue on April 12, when the 76ers play their final night home game of the season against the Orlando Magic.
Recently, Iverson appeared on Shaquille O’Neal’s podcast where he and Shaq discussed a variety of topics. When Iverson was asked who in the league best reminds him of himself, his answer was a little surprising.
NBA insider and ESPN analyst Brian Windhorst raised eyebrows with his recent comments on Allen Iverson.
During Allen Iverson's MVP season in 2000-01, his 76ers averaged 94.7 points per game, which was right near the league average. Iverson averaged 31.1 points, contributing to nearly 30 percent of his team's points tally.
Allen Iverson was recently named the Vice President of Basketball at Reebok, working alongside the President of Basketball, Shaquille O'Neal.
Allen Iverson is among the greatest players ever to grace the basketball court. The Hall of Fame point guard changed how the NBA adjusted to smaller players and the league’s culture.
Luka Doncic’s 73-point explosion in a win last January on the road over the Atlanta Hawks continues to generate interest, and among the latest to touch on that performance by the Dallas Mavericks superstar was Philadelphia 76ers legend Allen Iverson.
Hall of Famer Allen Iverson told Shaquille O’Neal and Adam Lefkoe on “The Big Podcast With Shaq” that he would average 43.0 points in today’s NBA. A four-time scoring champion, Iverson averaged a career-high 33.0 points during the 2005-06 season.
Tyrese Maxey proved that he deserved to be an All-Star once again. Without Joel Embiid, he was able to carry the Philadelphia 76ers to a narrow win over Lauri Markkanen’s Utah Jazz.
For the last few years, Denver Nuggets fans have poked fun at Philadelphia 76ers star center Joel Embiid due to his consistent absences when the Sixers face the Nuggets on the road.
Jalen Brunson had a fabulous outing against the Washington Wizards on Thursday night, and a fan joked that it was all because he saw rapper Coi Leray courtside.
On Wednesday night, the Philadelphia 76ers gathered for the team’s annual Gala, which benefits the organization’s Youth Foundation. Every year, the Sixers’ roster and coaching staff show up to the red carpet event to help raise money for the foundation.
There is officially an Iverson playing in the state of Pennsylvania again.
Sacramento Kings head coach Mike Brown heaped massive praise on Philadelphia 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey, comparing his fearlessness to that of franchise legend…
Dallas Mavericks superstar Luka Doncic is still only 24 years old, but he's already accomplished so much in his basketball career that he not only has the respect of his peers on the court, but he also has the respect of NBA legends who are no longer playing anymore.
In a recent interview with Rachel Nichols on the show Headliners, NBA legend Allen Iverson expressed his desire to share a backcourt with a current NBA guard, and his pick was none other than the Dallas Mavericks' Slovenian sensation, Luka Doncic.
Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan was a ruthless competitor who was able to take any slight or challenge and use it as motivation to dominate on the court.
NBA legend Allen Iverson wants to join the Philadelphia 76ers organization in some capacity. Iverson told Rachel Nichols that he wants to be more involved with helping the Sixers.
Every now and then, the Philadelphia 76ers are graced with the presence of their Hall of Fame legend Allen Iverson when they take on opponents at the Wells Fargo Center in South Philly.
Croce called the meeting a "turning point" for Iverson, Brown and the Sixers. A season later, the oddest of odd couples helped the Sixers make their first NBA Finals appearance since 1983.
Allen Iverson, aka “The Answer,” took the NBA by storm when he entered the league in 1996. Here, you’ll find the best moments from his legendary career.
Iverson rose to second on Philadelphia's all-time scoring list behind only Hal Greer during his tenure with the Sixers, and A.I. holds the franchise records for career three-pointers and steals per game.
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