Keyword: [NBA ]: Allen Iverson's Ex-Wife Demands $1.3M In Advance Child Support

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Keywords News : NBA - News from other sources.   Allen Iverson's Ex-Wife Demands $1.3M In Advance Child Support Sun, 01 Sep, 2013 08:08 AM PDT Allen Iverson may want to reconsider his reported intention to officially retire from pro basketball. A.I.'s ex-wife, Tawanna Iverson, is asking a judge that the NBA great fork over almost $1.3 million in child support (the next 13 year's worth)—not now but right now. Continue reading LeBron James Feet: Picture Of Star's Messed Up Toes Goes Viral Sun, 01 Sep, 2013 08:06 AM PDT LeBron James has feet that look like they've been through a trash compactor, a viral photo from this week reveals about the world-class athlete. The glimpse at the LeBron's feet comes from a series of photos of the NBA All-Star with his wife Savannah as they wait on a dock for a boat. The Miami... Read... Continue reading J.R. Smith Says He's '100 Percent Sure' Knicks Will Win NBA Title This Year, Says Nets Are 'Still Not Good' Sun, 01 Sep, 2013 07:27 AM PDT NBA players say all kinds of things to appease their fan bases, but J.R. Smith really went all-in on this one. The Knicks shooting guard, who didn't exactly shine in last year's playoffs, was predicting New York success — and Brooklyn humiliation — on Saturday when he got grilled in a Q&A with young go... Continue reading J.R. Smith Calls Paul Pierce 'Bitter Person Just Getting Out of Boston,' Says Words About Nets 'Have Consequences' Sun, 01 Sep, 2013 07:12 AM PDT Paul Pierce has gone from an NBA star sad about leaving his longtime team, the Boston Celtics, to one upbeat about the chances of his new team, the Brooklyn Nets. But J.R. Smith isn't having none of that. The Knicks shooting guard wasn't pleased with Pierce's recent assessment that the Nets were going ... Continue reading Pelicans ready for move into state-of-the-art practice facility Sun, 01 Sep, 2013 06:42 AM PDT New Orleans' NBA team is getting a fresh start this upcoming season: a new name, a slick logo and a rejuvenated spirit. Continue reading

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