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    While Iverson was getting fresh to death, Doc Rivers was in the opposite hallway strategizing on how to stop A.I. "You can’t pressure Allen, and with Chauncey, they didn’t turn the ball over but you could pressure them and make them eat up clock ... Now with Allen you can’t pressure them because he’ll beat you off the dribble and go to the basket." After all of pre-game chatter from both locker rooms, it was time for both teams to punch in for another night at the office. Full Article at SLAM Online
    You can’t pressure Allen, and with Chauncey, they didn’t turn the ball over but you could pressure them and make them eat up clock ... Now with Allen you can’t pressure them because he’ll beat you off the dribble and go to the basket.
    Doc Rivers – Doc Rivers SOURCE: SLAM Online 16 months ago
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  1. I can play another quarter, I’m fine. I don’t have any excuses, I’m 100 percent and I’m ready to go.
    SOURCE: SLAM Online 16 months ago
  2. Rodney Stuckey experienced symptoms of dizziness and felt light-headed at the end of the first half…he will not return.
    SOURCE: SLAM Online 16 months ago
  3. My goal is to win a championship and that’s all I’m concerned about
    Allen Iverson – Allen Iverson SOURCE: SLAM Online 16 months ago
  4. I’m a basketball player and I’ve been doing this since I was eight years old so I know how to play the game. If you’re playing pick-up and you got five guys against five guys and the guys don’t know each other than the best five is gonna win.
    SOURCE: SLAM Online 16 months ago
  5. We got a lot of good looks at the basket and we just didn’t know shots down.
    SOURCE: SLAM Online 16 months ago
  6. I’m a totally different player than what they’re used to playing with and we just gonna have to get used to each other. But we weren’t playing no scrubs, they are the world champions.
    SOURCE: SLAM Online 16 months ago

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