I agree; my point is just that even though they aren't a good team, they
A. are better than the team Iverson lead to the finals
B. should be at least at .500, AT LEAST lol
Iverson always shows some kind of growth but in the end he just takes two or three steps backwards. The Sixers should trade him and join the Greg Oden lottery
Leastern conference

I knew Morrison was going to be a dangerous fantasy player. He's one dimensional in the sense that all he can do right now is score. He's not big enough to bang down low to get rebounds, he's not interested enough to play defense (I'll never forget seeing him literally standing flat on the defensive side while at Gonzaga, waiting to run to the other side of the court), and he's not great at passing out of coverage. So when he goes 1-10, that's 3 points, 0 rebound, 0 assists, and maybe a couple turnovers. When I played fantasy basketball (NBA Rookie Challenge) I always knew that even if LeBron James had a poor shooting night, he'd still go out and get lots of rebounds and assists. Same with D Wade, Carmelo, Chris Bosh, Josh Howard, and the other awesome rookies from that year. That was a fun year