In the 76ers, he is not a substitute but a starter. He was a substitute when he was with the Pistons. He couldn't stand it anymore, so he was traded to the Grizzlies, where he was also O.J. Mayo's substitute. In the end, Iverson became disheartened after playing a few games with the Grizzlies and announced his retirement. However, not long after, the 76ers announced that they had signed Iverson on a veteran contract. Iverson returned and played as a starter for the 76ers for another half season, and his performance was average. Later it was said that it was because he missed many games and trainings to take care of his seriously ill daughter (in fact, I personally feel that Iverson was not suitable for playing a supporting role and used his daughter's serious illness as an excuse). The 76ers had no choice but to announce that Iverson would be laid off. Sen.

Iverson is not considered an enemy in the NBA. In fact, Iverson is still very respected in the NBA. The 2001 Finals made many people respect this 180cm fighter... For example, many newcomers who have just entered the NBA in recent years take the older generation players such as Iverson, Kobe, Tracy McGrady, and Carter as their idols.

Iverson has never been a player liked by coaches because of his maverick nature, his dislike of restrictions, and his sometimes unconventional play on the court. In the years when the 76ers were prosperous, it was because head coach Brown tolerated and handled some things very well, but Iverson did restrain himself a lot when he was with the Nuggets. In the Pistons and Grizzlies, he couldn't accept his status as a substitute at all.

In general, Iverson is indeed old, his condition is far worse than before, and he is indeed no longer suitable for the current league. It can also be said that he no longer has a place in the NBA.