Not a fan of the move, but I suppose whats done is done. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a little intrigued to see what it looks like, but I've seen enough AI to have a pretty good idea of how this whole thing will manifest itself. We're headed straight towards a 3rd consecutive first round elimination with another late first round draft pick, and all of these "fans" couldn't be happier about it.
Stefanski said that in his meetings with Iverson, they DID NOT talk about what would happen when Williams returns from injury. Not sure how you can sit down for several hours without discussing an inevitable predicament like this one... especially considering Iverson's most recent disaster in Memphis.
The whole front of this being a 'low risk, high reward' move will only get through to those oblivious to the ramifications of bringing Iverson back, which is ensuring that this team will find themselves in the exact same position at this time next year (barring some kind of miraculous trade for the better). No player development for the youth, no draft pick capable of impacting the win/loss column, but plenty of "valuable playoff experience."
