justinevans
07/20/06, 12:35 PM
Update: 76ers' president and general manager Billy King states there was no truth to a column in the Denver Post saying that Sixers' upper management vetoed a proposed trade involving Iverson and the Nuggets, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.
Recommendation: "It's a bogus article, and I vehemently deny that there was ever any truth to that article," King said. The two principles in the proposed trade were Iverson and Denver forward Kenyon Martin. At the beginning of the month, it was assumed that Iverson would be traded, but now the feeling persists that the Sixers might not deal their seven-time all-star guard.
Recommendation: "It's a bogus article, and I vehemently deny that there was ever any truth to that article," King said. The two principles in the proposed trade were Iverson and Denver forward Kenyon Martin. At the beginning of the month, it was assumed that Iverson would be traded, but now the feeling persists that the Sixers might not deal their seven-time all-star guard.