AI in 2009-2010?

[boomhauertjs]

Where is Allen Iverson going to play next season? No contender is going to sign him because he's seen as having a detrimental effect on a team (i.e. 2008-2009 Pistons). Maybe a bad team needing to increase ticket sales might sign him, but I can't think of any team he would fit with.
Also, what kind of contract is going to get? With the "Summer of 2010" looming, no team is going to be willing to mess up their cap space. I have feeling the best deal he can get is the midlevel exception.
Thoughts?

[Muzyk23]

who told you that he has a detrimental effect on teams?

and if you believe it, explain how has he had a detrimental effect on Pistons

[boomhauertjs]

Quote: Originally Posted by Muzyk23

who told you that he has a detrimental effect on teams? and if you believe it, explain how has he had a detrimental effect on Pistons

Have you seen their record? Do you think it would be that bad with Chauncey Billups still on the team?
I think Iverson's a great player, but he needs to be on a team where he is basically the lone scoring threat (as C-Webb said - he needs to play with 5 robots).

[Lynsanity]

AI needs to be used for straight up, 25+ per game scoring with Defenders and Shooters around him. He should be allowed to cheat into the passing lanes.

Point: Big Defensive Guard Shooter
2 Guard: AI
SF: Defensive and 3 point Specialist
PF: Defensive minded Offensive Rebounder
C: Rebounder, Shotblocker, Passer
6: G/F Scorer/defender

[Rocky]

Charlotte Bobcats. He won't win a title with them, but he could turn the franchise around.

[Jimplication]

They should create an expansion team where he is on the roster with rotating members of the Big Brother, Big Sister program. That way he will be able to play his game while a bunch of young children are given the NBA experience each game.

It could be like the Sixers of old, before he left.

[Muzyk23]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jimplication

They should create an expansion team where he is on the roster with rotating members of the Big Brother, Big Sister program. That way he will be able to play his game while a bunch of young children are given the NBA experience each game. It could be like the Sixers of old, before he left.

You have no idea what you are talking about. Players like Snow, T.Hill, A.McKie, G.Lynch or T.Ratliff knew what they were doing or how to play ball. Unless you mean all the Iguodalas, Carneys or Korvers

[Muzyk23]

Quote: Originally Posted by boomhauertjs

Have you seen their record? Do you think it would be that bad with Chauncey Billups still on the team? I think Iverson's a great player, but he needs to be on a team where he is basically the lone scoring threat (as C-Webb said - he needs to play with 5 robots).

So, you say that the record is all his fault right?