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Sep 14, 2026

Greg SylvanderHOST
15:08
Then, like, Jimmy came in and, like, slam dunked h- his presser and media day.
Greg SylvanderHOST
15:14
And then-
Ethan SkolnickHOST
15:14
Then the Slam Magazine photo shoot with the three of them
Greg SylvanderHOST
15:16
... with the three of them.
Greg SylvanderHOST
15:17
And then Bam went to the All-Star game, and Jimmy's propping him up saying, like-
Jeff PearlmanGUEST
45:16
And it was, fascinatingly weird actually but i kind of love anyone who's around iverson at that point you have to at least have some empathy sympathy for the guy and also admiration for how hard he played there's i've never seen a basketball player play harder than iverson that team that made it to the finals against the lakers was garbage he had nothing on that team it was tyrone hill it was eric snow it was either like iverson powered that team in ways that no one could um There was during that time when he was big, there was a magazine called Hoop.
Jeff PearlmanGUEST
45:45
It was like a rival to Slam Magazine.
Jeff PearlmanGUEST
45:47
And they did a cover with Iverson and they removed all his tattoos without letting him know.
Jeff PearlmanGUEST
45:51
They airbrushed all the tattoos off of him.
Troy MahabirHOST
1:43
He wants to win six man of the year.
Troy MahabirHOST
1:46
Recently, he was doing an interview with Slam Magazine, and he said the following about his future and his upcoming goals.
Troy MahabirHOST
1:55
Take a look.
Troy MahabirHOST
1:56
Roll the video.
Tyrone EdwardsHOST
13:47
She really is treating this tournament like a press tour and La Roche is styling her, but it's not just for looks, it's for inspiration.
Tyrone EdwardsHOST
13:55
During her press conference, she wore a tee with a picture of Allen Iverson on the cover of Slam magazine.
Naomi OsakaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:01
For me, he's a trailblazer.
Naomi OsakaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:03
I think he's also someone that I look up to a lot because he's kind of like done a lot in fashion, whether it's on purpose or not, but he's shifted the way that NBA players dress.
Doug BernsGUEST
6:23
So there was just a lot of, like...
Doug BernsGUEST
6:26
I actually wrote a piece for Slam, not to brag, but I wrote a piece for Slam Magazine for this Nick's Coffee Table book that they put out.
Doug BernsGUEST
6:34
And my piece was about Nick's villains, like garden villains.
Doug BernsGUEST
6:38
And there hasn't been a good Piston villain in a while to come harass us at the garden.
Henry AbbottGUEST
64:12
They put Allen Iverson on the cover of their NBA official magazine, but they [laughs] removed his tattoos in post, which is, like, a pretty wild thing, without his permission.
Henry AbbottGUEST
64:23
So then to, you know, gussy up a little credibility with Black fans, uh, they hired the originating editorial staff of Slam Magazine to run the NBA's official magazines.
Henry AbbottGUEST
64:35
And that was this guy Tony Gervino and his managing editor, Anna Gebbie, who I went to high school with, which is how I got my break-
Amin ElhassanHOST
64:41
Wow
Kenya WoodardHOST
58:31
Yeah.
Ed NarainHOST
58:32
You know, you go back 20 years ago, he was feuding with Scoop Jackson, who was on ESPN and was a writer at Slam Magazine.
Ed NarainHOST
58:39
And his criticisms weren't legitimate in my eyes.
Ed NarainHOST
58:41
They were more because Scoop was plugged into the streets and, you know, he was getting stories that other reporters couldn't get.
Allen IversonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:56
When everybody started looking like I look, that's when I realized that I was a trendsetter.
Ramtin ArabloueiCORRESPONDENT
26:03
This is Allen Iverson reflecting on his impact in an interview with Slam Magazine in 2013.
Allen IversonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:09
When I started seeing guys wear the do-rag and the hats and the, the jerseys and getting the cornrows, and then everybody flooding themselves with tattoos, stuff like that, you know, I sat back.
Allen IversonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:20
"Man, that's cool." You know what I mean?

11 MINS LATER

Theresa RunstedtlerGUEST
37:50
Thought was, like, the coolest thing ever for a basketball player to embody, and David Stern was sort of saying, "Nope, we're done with that."
Allen IversonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:03
It was tough on me because I understood that it was, um, a shot at me.
Ramtin ArabloueiCORRESPONDENT
38:10
This is Allen Iverson from an interview with Slam Magazine's founder from a year ago.
Allen IversonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:15
People just wanted to look like themselves.
DerekHOST
1:12
No, I'm saying where I'm from.
DerekHOST
1:14
When I was growing up, Slam Magazine was like I had the subscription for Slam Magazine.
DerekHOST
1:19
So that was in my house every week.
DerekHOST
1:22
And then somewhere like in 1995, ESPN, the magazine started coming out.
DerekHOST
3:14
Spice Channel.
DerekHOST
3:15
Spice Channel, yeah.
DerekHOST
3:19
But, okay, so these two don't have the same reverence that I have for Slam Magazine and ESPN the Magazine.
ScarHOST
3:28
I don't think anyone does.

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