Snow said he was happy with the way the team was playing, as he's racking up double-digit assist games night after night while Iverson scores in the 40s occasionally. And Charlotte's Eddie Jones , who will start next to Iverson in the backcourt on Sunday, said he would have no problem playing the point to help Iverson get going. He might feed me a bit, I might feed him. So maybe Iverson has become a sort of hero in the NBA because his game has managed to override everything else about him that doesn't make him the perfect role model. And Iverson says now that he has one scoring title and another on the way, all that matters is winning a championship.
Image is everything, but it's how that image is created that is so interesting.
Iverson doesn't care about his image or the financial considerations he may have lost or will lose because of it. Iverson admits he's not here in Oakland for any other reason than to play basketball. It's what I do best, and that's all that matters. The other stuff, it doesn't matter. Andre Miller suggests.