After his sudden departure from the Memphis Grizzlies, Allen Iverson may sign with another NBA team quicker than most people thought.
According to SI.com, the president of the New York Knicks is planning to make a move in order to get Iverson to New York. Donnie Walsh confirmed yesterday that he is interested in signing the former league MVP.  Apparently Iverson is interested in playing for Mike D’Antoni and living in the Big Apple.
What I don’t understand is that the Knicks passed on Iverson over the summer. So why are they interested in him now? Probably because their season is already …read more

Considering the latest off-court drama, it’s no surprise that Allen Iverson is contemplating retirement. The 14-year  NBA veteran took a bit of a hiatus from the Memphis Grizzlies this past weekend in order to deal with “family issues.”
There were also rumors circulating that “The Answer” is frustrated and discontent with his new reserve role for Memphis. Iverson is used to being the star and the go-to player. He’s not used to coming off the bench in a supporting role.
But this is the way it is, and Iverson isn’t the player he used to be.  Somehow,  his selfishness and ego have …read more

The Denver Nuggets dealt Marcus Camby to the Clippers as if he weren’t the towering and worthy defensive threat that he is. And now, the Nuggets may be even a pinch closer to making another puzzling off-season move.
In order to save a few bucks, the Nuggets are rumored to be thinking about trading Allen Iverson, a.k.a. The Answer.
Um … What? Exsqueeze me, a baking powder?
You don’t trade one of the best point guards in the NBA … you build your team around him. Sure, sure … the Nuggets would most likely get a couple of first-round draft …read more

Is Chris Duhon the answer to Starbury?
The sorry New York Knicks made another offseason move and signed Chris Duhon just in case they decide to give Stephan “Starbury” Marbury the boot.
Duhon played college ball at Duke before being drafted by the Chicago Bulls in 2004. He played for the Bulls for four short years, averaging only 5.8 points per game last season. The Bulls let Duhon go basically because they need the cap room and floor room to draft Derrick Rose.
There’s already rumors brewing that Duhon could become a starter for the Knicks immediately.
I agree that the …read more