Allen Iverson 44pts 10 asts Full Highlights vs Seattle Sonic 06/07 NBA

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  • Опубликовано: 30 июн 2017
  • George Karl couldn't have drawn up his 800th win any better -- playing short-handed, making up plays on the fly in timeouts, inclement weather outside.
    This was his kind of game. That's why the Nuggets coach was all smiles after getting his milestone victory in Denver's 112-98 win over the Seattle SuperSonics -- his former team -- on Thursday night.
    Karl was handed a Denver jersey with No. 800 on it along with the game ball after beating the Sonics to become only the 12th coach in NBA history to reach the 800-win mark.
    "Tonight's game was fun because I thought from the minute they went on the court they thought they were going to win the game," said Karl, who's 800-555 in 19 seasons. "Coach (Dean) Smith told me a long time ago that if you can't accept that players win and coaches lose, then don't get into coaching. You can be the greatest coach in the world, but if you don't have players, you aren't going to win in the NBA."
    Karl has a superstar in Allen Iverson, who finished with 44 points and 10 assists. Iverson had his highest-scoring game since being acquired by Denver in a trade with Philadelphia on Dec. 19. His season high is 46 against Chicago on Nov. 24.
    "He's good," Karl said. "He's better than I thought and I thought he was (darn) good."
    After coming out of the lineup with 1:04 remaining, Iverson and Karl had a brief conversation and then a quick hug.
    "To be a part of something like that is something to cherish," Iverson said. "It was an honor to help him get that win."
    Nothing the Sonics did worked against Iverson. He's now scored 40 or more points in 77 career games, which ties Oscar Robertson for fourth in NBA history.
    "He was something," Seattle coach Bob Hill said.
    Karl doesn't take any added satisfaction that the win came against a Seattle team that ran him off after the 1997-98 season. Karl said he no longer has any bitterness toward the franchise he helped lead to the NBA finals in 1996.
    "This win against Seattle is special because Seattle was a big part of my career," Karl said.
    He even improvised a couple of times during the game, making up plays and watching them work to perfection.
    "This team just thinks it's going to win even being undermanned," he said.
    Karl's first win was Nov. 15, 1984, against Atlanta when he was coaching Cleveland. He'd started the season 0-9 and never thought he'd reach this type of accomplishment.
    "When I first started, I thought 250 (games) would be great," he said. "I thought 250 and you'd retire into a college job and coach into the sunset."
    Earl Boykins added 24 points, and Reggie Evans had a season-high 18 rebounds for the Nuggets.
    Damien Wilkins matched his career high with 26 points, and Luke Ridnour finished with 16 points for the Sonics.
    "We just wanted to get out of here tonight," Wilkins said.
    Both teams did. Another major snowstorm blanketed Denver on Thursday and the Nuggets and Sonics both made dashes for the airport after the game to get out of town for their road games Friday night. The Nuggets will play in Oklahoma City, and Seattle will travel to Minnesota.
    Seattle star Ray Allen didn't make the trip to Denver after his fiancee gave birth to a boy Wednesday, but may rejoin the team Friday night in Minnesota. Allen has been bothered by a right ankle injury that's kept him out of three of the last five games.
    Denver's Marcus Camby missed his third straight game with a fractured right finger on his shooting hand. With Nene out as well with a right knee injury, the Nuggets gave Jamal Sampson his third career start. He finished with seven points and nine rebounds.
    Denver used its fourth different lineup in four games since Carmelo Anthony and J.R. Smith were suspended for their roles in a brawl against the New York Knicks on Dec. 16. Denver is 3-1 without Anthony and Smith.
    "There's not a whole bunch of pressure," Iverson said of being short-handed. "I just feel like all of us are going to have to do it together. It's going to be a team effort."
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Комментарии • 31

  • @vernonjohnson997
    @vernonjohnson997 7 лет назад +32

    Allen Iverson always passes the ball,it just he passes the ball to people who can't shoot the ball and it ends up making him look bad

  • @collinsk85
    @collinsk85 7 лет назад +9

    Denver gave AI the fresh start he needed, he brought a lot of energy to those Nuggets Thanks Penny!

  • @donnybones1238
    @donnybones1238 7 лет назад +10

    A. I. =GOAT

  • @jayythrash3646
    @jayythrash3646 5 лет назад +7

    Crazy the NBA didn’t want Iverson to get a ring smh

  • @t-god2439
    @t-god2439 7 лет назад +18

    If I ever talk to iverson I want to ask him what happened like it dosent make since that he would go for this to that guy he was in Detroit I honestly think it was the NBA even if he lost his quickness he'd still be a great player and could you imagine how many points he'd have if the refs did their jobs and didn't go rouge on him

    • @anthonywomack2260
      @anthonywomack2260 3 года назад

      I've always wondered how he declined that quick

    • @t-god2439
      @t-god2439 3 года назад +2

      @@anthonywomack2260 yeah like I know he played a lot of minutes but idk just makes little sense to me how quickly he went downhill

    • @frankhadleyfdash810
      @frankhadleyfdash810 Год назад

      THE NBA HAPPENED. THE REFS DIDNT GIVE HIM CALLS. I REMEMBER BLATANT FCALLS HE DIDINT GET!1 I REMEMEBER FLIPPING OUT AT CALLS AND WHAT DO U KNOW YEAR LATER TIM DONA WHOEVER CAME OUT AND TOLD THE WHOLE STORY...... THE NBA NEVER WANTED IVEROSN TO RELISH BUT 2001 WAS UNDENIABLE. SO HE WON MVP
      I TRULY BELIEVE THAT 2001 ALL STAR GAVE HIM THAT AWARD BCUS OF HOW HE PLAYED IN THAT GAME. THE BEST ALL STAR GAME EVER

    • @MyronMagnus
      @MyronMagnus Год назад +2

      HE DIDNT LOSE HIS QUICKBESS.. HE LOST HIS PASSION AND DESIRE!!!... CAUSE HIM AND EVERYONE IN THE LEAGUE KNEW FAVID STERN WANTED HIM OUT

    • @epicgamer5122
      @epicgamer5122 8 месяцев назад +1

      playing 40+ minutes every game like he did for the sixers and playing through injury like you're ironman eventually catches up to you.

  • @COREAN_JESUS
    @COREAN_JESUS 3 года назад +3

    Dam he quik

  • @RobertsLyric
    @RobertsLyric 4 года назад +12

    And the next year he was "past his prime" huh??? Blackballed smmfh

    • @tj-23
      @tj-23 4 года назад

      He was trash😂

    • @RobertsLyric
      @RobertsLyric 4 года назад +10

      @@tj-23 26 and 8 assists trash???

    • @tj-23
      @tj-23 4 года назад

      Robert Harris the next year he was trash. Inefficient no defense

    • @RobertsLyric
      @RobertsLyric 4 года назад +11

      @@tj-23 wait he shot 46%, 34% and 80 from the line lmao. And played all 82. We speaking on 08 season fam. The video says 06/07 and the year after 07/08. Research it. It's there lmao

    • @jordancannady
      @jordancannady Год назад

      ​@@RobertsLyric and my family

  • @dt7906
    @dt7906 4 года назад +4

    He played 1 1/2 seasons in Denver and got traded at the beginning of his 3rd season in Denver and he fell off quick.

    • @grinchoi1
      @grinchoi1 Год назад +3

      He could still play in Detroit but he said they lied to him about how much he'd play and that he'd start.

  • @BenCJames
    @BenCJames 7 лет назад +4

    REQUESTING AI GAMES FROM 2005 PLEASE!!

  • @Zach.McCaque
    @Zach.McCaque 3 месяца назад

    AI really plays better when he's paired with bunch of 3rd stringers. 🤣

  • @liliandurand7747
    @liliandurand7747 7 лет назад +1

    Below pillow insight makts justify wood agenda bottom.