Kobe Bryant remembered his fierce 2001 NBA Finals exchange with Allen Iverson, telling him that passion isn’t enough to beat ...

This wasn’t on our Spike Lee bingo card. So apparently before Ray Allen became synonymous with his breakthrough role in Spike ...

After Game 1 of the 2001 NBA Finals, Kobe Bryant had a memorable exchange with Allen Iverson. Iverson had just led the Philadelphia 76ers to a stunning Game 1 victory over the heavily favored Los ...

Ray Allen is celebrated for his performance in Spike Lee's He Got Game. But the NBA star wasn't initially who Lee had in mind ...

Allen Iverson didn’t win a championship ... But the deeper story was the battle behind the box score. Iverson and Kobe Bryant were going at each other like streetball legends who had finally ...

And for Allen Iverson there ... to [expletive] you,” Iverson wrote. “M.J. is always Number 1. … But Number 2? Number 2, I’m always going to say it’s Kobe Bryant. Nobody was tougher ...

Allen Iverson went on to be picked first overall in the draft by the Philadelphia 76ers, while Kobe Bryant was selected 13th overall by the Charlotte Hornets before being traded to the LA Lakers ...