Playbill
March, 2002
He was named MVP, and his closest friend was shot to death. That's how Allen Iverson, the best player in the NBA, will remember 2001. And that's how his year should be remembered by all the people who can't get past his cornrows and his tattoos. Iverson is the new NBA--uncompromising and armed with a crossover move that would crack Bob Cousy's ankles. He may be misunderstood, but he's not an enigma anymore, thanks to an intensely personal Playboy Interview by Larry Platt. Then there's the transf...
