Allen Iverson lands a three-part Prime Video docuseries, produced by Shaquille O’Neal and Stephen Curry, promising unprecedented access to Iverson’s life and career. The project spotlights his impact with the Philadelphia 76ers, the 2001 Finals run, and his lasting bond to the franchise, including a 2024 statue. A candid, personal portrait awaits Sixers fans and fantasy followers alike.

The series reframes Iverson’s legacy beyond crossover moments, shedding light on his cultural influence and the modern guard archetype he helped shape—vital context for fantasy managers tracking era-adjusted scoring pressure and leadership impact.

The Golden State Warriors once passed on a Bulls swap that would have brought Alex Caruso in exchange for Jonathan Kuminga, a decision driven by belief in Kuminga’s long-term upside. Ownership, led by Lacob, has stood by Kuminga through tense negotiations, signaling a commitment to the young forward as a potential cornerstone.

As Kuminga surged to lead the Warriors in scoring during the second-round loss to Minnesota and continued to produce this summer, Golden State has resisted trading him. With the season near, the franchise may still explore fair-value offers from other teams, balancing Kuminga’s growing value with the chance to land impactful pieces like Caruso if the fit is right.