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The one-on-one play between Carmelo Anthony and Allen Iverson was what made this game so great. Between the two, 81 points were scored. And even though Anthony won the battle of the points, it was Iverson who would eventually win the game.
Denver came into the game undersized with Kenyon Martin out, and Marcus Camby left the game with an injury only 6 minutes in. Eduardo Najera filled in the gap with 10 points and 11 rebounds. Earl Watson, who got playing time because Boykins would give up too much size to Iverson, had 15 points off the bench.
Both Anthony and Webber scored the first 8 points of the game for their respected teams. Webber finished the first half with 22, mostly all on outside jumpers. After the half, the Nuggets did a much better job trapping him and forcing him to put in on the floor. He still finished with 32.
Coming into the 3rd, the short-manned Nuggets needed to ride on a Carmelo Anthony performance to get a win. They didn't win, but Melo certainly did his job. Scoring 19 in the quarter, Anthony finished with a career-high 45 points and was Denver's only real source of offense.
The size differential really showed itself in the 4th. The Nuggets finished the game with Boykins, Miller, and Watson all on the floor and had SG Carmelo Anthony guarding C Samuel Dalembert. They were able to get away with it since Dalembert eventually fouled out and Webber was playing Center. Anthony really carried them down the stretch but was lethargic in the final minutes when he picked up his 5th foul.
Webber led the Sixers in scoring for most of the game. Iverson had 14 in the first half, but was mainly a contributor. It was in the second half that he really took over, scoring 22 in the half and finishing with 36. The biggest drawback of Denver going so small was that Iverson was able to get off any shot he wanted. In the final seconds, Iverson drilled an outside shot with just 1 left on the shot clock to give the 76ers a 108-106 win.
The loss shouldn't be that concerning for Denver, who played the game without Camby or Martin. However, Camby is injury prone; not much could cause him to miss an entire season. For Philadelphia, chemistry isn't an issue when they wind up with a win. In their last game, John Salmons took several shots down the stretch, which didn't sit well with Allen Iverson. After seeing today's results we can't blame him for complaining.
Kyle Korver contributed with 18 points and 8 rebounds. Andre Miller had 15 for Denver.
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History of Reebok
Reebok was founded in 1895 in Bolton, England by J.W. Foster. In its first incarnation, the company was called simply J.W. Foster and Sons. Foster’s goal was simple: make a running shoe that enabled athletes to run faster. His solution was to add spikes to the bottom of the sole at a time when very few shoemakers were employing this technology.
Foster’s clientele was elite. He designed shoes for top athletes around the world. In fact, several athletes at the 1924 Olympic Summer Games were wearing shoes designed by J.W. Foster and Sons.
J.W. Foster and Sons did not become Reebok until 1958 when Joe and Jeff Foster (J.W.’s grandsons) rechristened the company. Reebok is the Afrikaans spelling of rhebok, which is a kind of African antelope. The spelling was somewhat of an accident. Joe and Jeff found the word in a South African dictionary that Joe had won as a child.
The shoes were not available to the American market until 1979 when the American Paul Fireman ran across Reebok shoes at an international trade show. When Reeboks were first released in the United States, they cost 60 dollars and were the most expensive running shoes being sold at that time.
Reebok really took off in the 1980’s when women’s athletic footwear hit the market. While companies like Nike still dominated Reebok when it came to running shoes, Reebok was the lion among the competitors when it came to aerobics. The Reebok Freestyle was released in 1982 (high-top version in 1985), and it quickly became a cultural sensation. The male version of the Freestyle, dubbed the Ex-O-Fit, followed soon after. With bright colors and Velcro straps, the Freestyle and Ex-O-Fit helped to define 80’s fashion.
During the 1980’s Reebok’s popularity exploded into international markets, with the brand ultimately becoming available in over 170 countries. In the last decade, Reebok has made partnerships with the National Football League, the National Basketball Association and the National Hockey League. Spokespersons for the brand included the likes of Jay-Z, Lucy Liu and Allen Iverson.
In January 2006, Reebok was bought out by adidas and became a subsidiary of the company. Adidas, which was formally one of the biggest competitors of Reebok, paid $3.8 billion. Later that year in November the National Basketball Association and Women’s National Basketball Association decided to replace Reebok branding on their merchandise with adidas because adidas is better known outside of US and UK markets than Reebok.
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What should I buy?
I want to buy a pair of basketball shoes, but I don't know what to choose between Nike VC IV and Reebok Iverson 8.
I would definitely go with the Nike's! Reebok's are so played out and basically a fashion no no where I come from. Good luck and God bless!
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