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#美國職籃周報007
今年東區最好球隊
今年東區冠軍最熱門球隊
NBA總冠軍舞台東區最大黑馬
如果湖人在今年總冠軍賽遇見他們,請不用感到意外
我的預測：湖人勝
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#美國職籃周報006
#KyrieIrving是人是神還是魔?
Kyrie Irving復出第一戰,Kevin Durant+James Harden+Kyrie Irving三巨頭首度合體,籃網竟然經二度延長賽被騎士147：135擊敗
籃網三巨頭聯手砍進96分24籃板23助攻,最終不敵騎士22歲三年級控球後衛Collin Sexton
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#美國職籃周報 ＃裘爺來了 ＃運彩貓 #NBA #籃網＃76人＃裘爺開講 NBA球衣流動專區 NBA籃球公園 NBA討論區 NBA NBA Store Taiwan 球鞋交易中!!! 熱血吧！實穿～ 布魯克林籃網BKN NBA 費城76人球迷粉絲團(Philadelphia 76ers Fans Club) Tawei Ma
【Jersey Heard Me 情報快訊】
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台灣暫定將在「兩周後的十月初」左右發售以下四款2019-2020 Classics Edition 復古球衣。
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Phila 76ers Classics Edition 草寫白 - Embiid / Simmons
GSW SF Classics Edition 舊金山復古 - Curry
GSW TC Classics Edition 電車復古 - Curry
Houston Rockets Classics Edition 火箭復古紅 - Harden
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情報僅供參考，實際發售日期以及款式以店家上架為主。
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今年復古大年亞洲區要上的復古款式卻僅有四款，想買其他隊伍的款式，屆時只能看看NBA STORE 能不能像城市版這樣配有更多的款式選擇了。
It was modern urban life's answer to a movie premiere, complete with hulking black SUVs, gawkers and screamers, barricades and video paparazzi.
The scene was the Reebok Store on Philadelphia's South Street. The debut was for sneakers. And 500 people, most of them school-age, were standing in line, waiting to see a basketball player and a rap star.
Allen Iverson and 50 Cent met the media yesterday afternoon in an event staged to promote Iverson's new Answer 7 shoe and 50 Cent's new G6.
Iverson, of course, is Reebok's star in the basketball-shoe endorsement business and one of the hottest merchandise sellers in the NBA. For 50 Cent, though, signature shoes are something new.
But the 76ers guard said that pairing the two for promotional purposes (and billboards across America) made perfect sense. Hip-hop and the NBA, he said, go together like peanut butter and jelly.
"All rappers do is watch basketball," he said. "All we do is listen to rap and watch videos."
50 Cent echoed that thought. "I told the people at Reebok: Put me next to A.I. I want to be hot."
Iverson's new shoe, which he will wear on the court, has a suggested retail price of $115. The G6, meant for leisure wear, goes for $80.50, with the 50 cents going to charity.
These are relatively good times for Reebok, which recently issued its best quarterly earning report in six years. While Nike dominates the basketball shoe business, Reebok, based in Canton, Mass., has new hopes of eating into the industry giant's market share.
Nike still has Michael Jordan, the unchallenged king of the basketball shoe, with a LeBron James product line arriving in stores soon.
Last month, though, Reebok signed Houston Rockets center Yao Ming away from Nike, a move likely to have more impact overseas than here. And it has Iverson.
"The Iverson shoes have been very successful," said John Horan, publisher of Sports Goods Intelligence, an industry newsletter based in Glen Mills. "Kids really identify with him because he's been through it all. He has a lot of currency, and Reebok has basically made a lifetime commitment to him."
Among those in line to see Iverson and friend yesterday was Fred Anderson, 28, of Willingboro, Burlington County, carrying two bullet-proof vests that he'd sewn by hand for the celebrities.
Iverson's was white with parts of a blue Sixers jersey on it, No. 3; 50 Cent's was silver and black and bore his name.
Bringing such a gift to the rapper made perfect sense; 50 Cent was shot nine times three years ago and always wears a vest when he performs. Anderson figured that what he did for the one man he ought to do for the other.
"I'm hoping they'll accept the vests and maybe that they can help me get a clothing line started," Anderson said. "If not, if I can get a picture with them holding the vests, that would do."
More typical of the crowd, in terms of age and outlook, was Marqus Yip, 13, of West Philadelphia. In a white shopping bag, he had an Iverson basketball, an Iverson picture, and newly purchased Answer 7 sneakers, white with a black heel and silver trim. He was hoping to get autographs on all the items.
"He just loves A.I.," explained his mother, Jacqueline Holmes, who had taken him out of school to be there. "The Iverson gear is how I keep the A's and B's on his report card. It's an incentive. He knows that if you don't get the A's and B's, you don't get the stuff."
Gilbert Arenas and the Washington Wizards were able to overcome a major distraction and a large deficit.
Antawn Jamison tied his season-high with 32 points and had 14 rebounds, Nick Young scored 21 points and the Wizards rallied from 18 points down in a 104-97 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday night.
Arenas had 19 points and a season-high 14 assists and Andray Blatche scored 12 for the Wizards, who snapped a four-game losing streak and improved to 3-0 against the Sixers this season.
And they accomplished the feat despite some extremely serious legal issues for the player known as Agent Zero.
"They were on me before any of this happened," Arenas said. "They're on everybody. I've got to go to Cleveland tomorrow. They're worse."
One day after voluntarily meeting with law enforcement officials to explain why he had guns at the Verizon Center last month, Arenas was in the starting lineup for the Wizards.
In his statement Monday, Arenas repeated his earlier assertion that he brought four guns to the Verizon Center to store in his locker in order to get them out of his house and away from his children. Arenas told federal authorities that he believed recent changes in D.C. law made it legal for him to store unloaded guns at the arena.
The New York Post recently reported that Arenas and teammate Javaris Crittenton drew guns on each other.
Before the game, Wizards coach Flip Saunders called Arenas' legal issue a distraction, and added, "I think right now, we're anxious to go out and play."
Arenas played in just 15 games the past two seasons after three operations on his left knee. This season, Arenas has played in all 32 games and entered this game averaging a team-best 22.7 points.
Andre Iguodala scored 20 points, Samuel Dalembert had season-highs of 20 points and 20 rebounds and Lou Williams added 19 points for the Sixers, who were coming off a 3-3 road trip.
"It's tough. It's crazy," Dalembert said. "Teams are very good in this league when given new life and oxygen."
A dunk by Dalembert gave the Sixers a 90-86 lead with 5:52 remaining, but the Wizards responded with a 10-0 run -- with eight points coming from Young -- to take a 96-90 lead.
"It's 2010 and a good way to start the new year," Young said.
After Williams hit a short jumper, Jamison converted a layup on an assist from Arenas and Caron Butler made an 18-footer for a 100-92 advantage with 2:01 left.
"We finally got it clicking in the fourth," Arenas said. "That's where we usually falter. We made key baskets. We made key stops. We helped each other out and we pulled this one out."
Before the game, the Sixers guaranteed Allen Iverson's contract for the rest of the season. Iverson, who was signed as a free agent on Dec. 3, had just four points and five assists in 34 minutes.
Philadelphia is 4-6 with Iverson in the lineup. The 34-year-old also sat out four games with arthritis in his left knee.
The Sixers held an 18-point lead early in the third quarter, but the Wizards finished with a 30-14 run to get within 80-78 at the end. Jamison scored 16 points in the quarter.
Philadelphia shot 62 percent from the field in the first half (24-for-39) and took a 58-44 lead at halftime.
"We just gave it away," Iverson said. "It was like a late Christmas present to them."
