This is a video showing Allen Iverson's deadly crossover. I was a huge fan of him until he got traded, as I knew that although he stunk at defense and sometimes ran into the law that he had an amazing heart for the game. It was when he got traded that I really realized that Iverson was possibly part of the problem (and not The Answer) in Denver, as I thought that the Melo-Iverson-Camby core would win a championship. Side note: Johan Petro is funny. Also, the very first play is Allen Iverson killing Chauncey Billups (on the TWolves) on a nasty ankle-breaker, but then about 20 seconds later there's another crossover, but this time it is of a Pistons' Iverson crossing over Billups last season.

This is a video showing Allen Iverson's deadly crossover. I was a huge fan of him until he got traded, as I knew that although he stunk at defense and sometimes ran into the law that he had an amazing heart for the game. It was when he got traded that I really realized that Iverson was possibly part of the problem (and not The Answer) in Denver, as I thought that the Melo-Iverson-Camby core would win a championship. Side note: Johan Petro is funny. Also, the very first play is Allen Iverson killing Chauncey Billups (on the TWolves) on a nasty ankle-breaker, but then about 20 seconds later there's another crossover, but this time it is of a Pistons' Iverson crossing over Billups last season.

At first, this doesn't look too bad, but remember that Afflalo was called for a f*cking flagrant foul when there was almost no contact. Deron "I'm the next Stephon Marbury" Williams flopped his way into a call.

Chauncey Billups' career highlight reel. I didn't make this but i thought Nuggets fans would enjoy watching this

Andersen, Dantley & Melo incident

Great Expectations

J.R. could do this later for us.

Carmelo Anthony Utah Ad (via Waveracr)

This was a great play made during the Nuggets' 109-92 win over the Blazers a couple days ago. Lawson got the steal on Bayless, and he dished to Smith, who made a pretty difficult layup.

I know this is old, but it's so darn funny. My favorites are the cameos by Renaldo Balkman and Johan Petro. By the way, how tall is Steve Hess? He seemed completely towered by the 6'3" Chauncey Billups.