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Allen Iverson
Position: G
Born: Jun 7, 1975
Height: 6-0 / 1,83
Weight: 165 lbs. / 74,8 kg.
College : Georgetown
Career Highlights
The 2005-06 season marked his 10th season with the 76ers; only one active player has played for only one team for a longer period of time (Kevin Garnett, MIN).
Finished 2005-06 season among league leaders in minutes per game (1st), points per game (2nd), steals per game (7th) and assists per game (8th).
Averaged a career-best 33.0 points per game in 2005-06.
Holds the franchise record for highest career scoring average at 28.0 points per game
Scored 2,377 points in 2005-06, which ranks second-highest on the Sixers all-time individual high list for a season.
A seven-time NBA All-Star and has started for the Eastern Conference in all seven games. Named MVP of two All-Star Games (2001 and 2005)
Had five 40-point, 10-assist games (4-1) in 2005-06 giving him nine for his career, the most among active players. Had back-to-back 40-point/10-assist games (3/1/06 at HOU, 3/3/06 vs. WAS) becoming the seventh player in NBA history to do so and the first since January 1991 (Michael Adams, DEN).
Had 15 40-plus point games in 2005-06, including his 10th-career 50-point game (12/23/05 at ATL).
Led team in scoring and assists through the team’s first 14 games to break an NBA record set by Oscar Robertson (13 games) in 1962-63.
Scored at least 25 points through his first 11 games in 2005-06, the second-longest streak to begin a season since Michael Jordan’s streak of 16 games during the 1988-89.
Passed Julius Erving to rank third on the Sixers all-time franchise scoring list (2/24/06 at MIL).
Moved into second place on the all-time franchise list for most free-throws made, with a season-high 20 free throws versus Houston (2/6/06).
Has career averages of 30.6 points, 4.2 rebounds, 6.1 assists and 2.19 steals in 62 Playoff games.

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Who is he?

Allen Ezail Iverson (born June 7, 1975, in Hampton, Virginia), nicknamed A.I., The Answer and Bubba Chucks is an American professional basketball player. He is an All-Star point/shooting guard for the Philadelphia 76ers franchise of the National Basketball Association (NBA). A ten-year veteran at the age of 31, he is considered by many to be among the greatest guards of his generation and one of the most prolific scorers in the history of the game.

In 2003, Iverson was ranked 53rd on SLAM Magazine's Top 75 NBA players of all time.

Iverson is a prolific scorer who has averaged 28.0 points per game in his career, trailing all-time leader Michael Jordan in this category by only 2.1 points per game. Iverson's trademark crossover dribble is regarded as one of the most effective moves in the game, making him difficult for a defender to contain in one-on-one play. Iverson is also known for his ability to draw fouls, at times seeming to get the free-throw line almost at will. He is regularly one of the NBA's leaders in free throws attempted.[2]

On defense, Iverson is also an adept ball-thief. He again regularly ranks among the league leaders in steals.

Critics point out that neither Iverson's career shooting percentage (.421) nor assist average (6.1 per game) are very remarkable. They also frequently accuse Iverson being a ball hog: as of April 2006, he has taken ~15,800 shots in just under 700 games, averaging over 23 per game.

Despite these criticsms, however, as of 2006, Iverson is still generally regarded as one of the best point guards in the game, as evidenced by Iverson's being named the starting point guard for the Eastern Conference in the NBA All-Star Game for the past seven consecutive seasons. He was voted to the All-NBA third team in the 2005-2006 season.

Considered a certain inductee into the Hall of Fame after his retirement, Iverson's ability to effectively employ such a versatile combination of scoring methods — driving to the basket, drawing fouls, shooting from outside, and creating his own shot off of the dribble — all at only six feet tall, has made him one of the most unique players in NBA history.

Entire NBA career with one team
Iverson is tied with Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers (10 years) for second place among active NBA players who have played their entire career for only one team. Kevin Garnett leads all active players, having played 11 years for the Minnesota Timberwolves.

NBA career

Impact on the 76ers

Upon leaving Georgetown after his sophomore year, Allen Iverson was selected with the first overall pick in the 1996 NBA Draft by the Philadelphia 76ers and has led the team in scoring ever since. Iverson quickly established himself in the NBA by winning the Rookie of the Month award in November of his first season, and ending that season averaging 23.5 points per game (good for sixth in the NBA).

Iverson's talent almost immediately led to an increase in fan interest in Philadelphia and improved ticket sales at the Sixers' box office. Dubbed The Answer, Iverson had arguably his best season in 2001, leading the NBA in scoring, winning the NBA Most Valuable Player Award, and reaching the NBA Finals. Once there, and up against the heavily favored Los Angeles Lakers, Iverson carried his team to a shocking overtime victory in the series opener in Los Angeles. The Sixers nearly upset the Lakers again in Game 2 before the Lakers managed to regroup and take the series in five games.

Iverson has led the NBA in scoring four times (1998-99, 2000-01, 2001-02, and 2004-05) and, in the process, has tied George Gervin for the third-most NBA scoring titles by one player. He only trails Wilt Chamberlain and Michael Jordan. On February 12, 2005, Iverson scored a career-high 60 points against the Orlando Magic.

Allen Iverson is a basketball player.

Allen Iverson
Position: G
Born: Jun 7, 1975
Height: 6-0 / 1,83
Weight: 165 lbs. / 74,8 kg.
College : Georgetown
Career Highlights
The 2005-06 season marked his 10th season with the 76ers; only one active player has played for only one team for a longer period of time (Kevin Garnett, MIN).
Finished 2005-06 season among league leaders in minutes per game (1st), points per game (2nd), steals per game (7th) and assists per game (8th).
Averaged a career-best 33.0 points per game in 2005-06.
Holds the franchise record for highest career scoring average at 28.0 points per game
Scored 2,377 points in 2005-06, which ranks second-highest on the Sixers all-time individual high list for a season.
A seven-time NBA All-Star and has started for the Eastern Conference in all seven games. Named MVP of two All-Star Games (2001 and 2005)
Had five 40-point, 10-assist games (4-1) in 2005-06 giving him nine for his career, the most among active players. Had back-to-back 40-point/10-assist games (3/1/06 at HOU, 3/3/06 vs. WAS) becoming the seventh player in NBA history to do so and the first since January 1991 (Michael Adams, DEN).
Had 15 40-plus point games in 2005-06, including his 10th-career 50-point game (12/23/05 at ATL).
Led team in scoring and assists through the team’s first 14 games to break an NBA record set by Oscar Robertson (13 games) in 1962-63.
Scored at least 25 points through his first 11 games in 2005-06, the second-longest streak to begin a season since Michael Jordan’s streak of 16 games during the 1988-89.
Passed Julius Erving to rank third on the Sixers all-time franchise scoring list (2/24/06 at MIL).
Moved into second place on the all-time franchise list for most free-throws made, with a season-high 20 free throws versus Houston (2/6/06).
Has career averages of 30.6 points, 4.2 rebounds, 6.1 assists and 2.19 steals in 62 Playoff games.