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And the early returns have Philadelphia 76ers fans in love with the revival as much as the original. All Allen Iverson needs to do now is help the Sixers win. Iverson scored 11 points on 4-for-11 shooting and had six assists in Philadelphia’s 10th straight loss, 93-83 to Denver on Monday night. “I had chill-bumps running all through my body the whole game,” Iverson said. “It just felt good to be back.”
Iverson took a familiar route to the Wachovia Center for his first game since returning to the Sixers last week. He pulled in to the player’s parking lot at 5:55 p.m., waving to fans who waited in the cold for a glimpse of one of the most polarizing athletes in Philadelphia’s deep sports history. He hit the court for warmups to the sound of fans screaming his name and holding “Welcome Home” signs. He took passes from his former 76ers backcourt teammate Aaron McKie, now an assistant coach.
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