



The 34-year-old guard heard all the talk that he's lost a step, that last year's dip in offensive production indicated he's on the downside of an All-Star career, maybe even ready for retirement.
Iverson wants to prove those critics wrong, and he'll get his chance in Memphis. He signed a one-year contract Thursday with the Grizzlies -- a team that hasn't reached the playoffs since 2006 and has never won a postseason game. The Grizzlies are coming off a 24-58 season that tied for fifth-worst in the NBA.
"This year for me is so personal," Iverson said.
"It's basically going to be my rookie season again. It hurts, but I turn the TV on, I read the paper, I listen to some of the things people say about me having the season that I had last year and me losing a step, things like that. They're trying to put me in a rocking chair already."






this is the car i'm tryna get for my b-day! it's a 06 ford mustang v6. when i get it "hopefully" ima race this car every time i drive its hella fast. then i'ma also put fix it up. ima put tints on it all the way around,super charger to make even faster,cold air intake,might even get some rims too, and last ima paint it either red with black stripes or black with red stripes! this car gon be hella raw when im done with it ! 



