原文来自 http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=5019590&source=NBAHeadlines NBA commissioner David Stern and legendary former Georgetown coach John Thompson recently reached out to troubled ex-76ers guard Allen Iverson, according to Iverson's longtime business manager, Gary Moore. Stern telephoned Moore Monday and asked how Iverson was coping with the myriad of problems that have come his way. Moore said the two spoke for about 10 minutes and he assured the commissioner Iverson is doing fine. "David was genuinely concerned for Allen," Moore said. "He asked about his daughter and his wife. He said that if Allen needed him he knows how to get him." Moore said Stern also asked about a recent Philadelphia Inquirer report that said Iverson was battling alcohol and gambling problems. Stern confirmed the conversation through an NBA spokesman but refused to comment. No future meeting or discussion between Stern and Iverson was set up. Thompson, Iverson's coach for two years at Georgetown, spoke with Iverson on March 7, the same day the Inquirer report suggested Thompson reach out to him. Thompson did not immediately return a phone call from ESPN seeking comment. /*中间一些废话恕删*/ Moore said he and Iverson aren't sure whether his NBA career is over and Iverson is currently focused on his family. "Allen's personal life is at the top of his agenda right now and no thoughts about basketball will enter into his mind or thought process until he's satisfied that his personal life is in order," Moore said. "Basketball's not high on his list of priorities right now. But he hasn't mentioned anything about retirement to me." Iverson is in Atlanta, living in the same home as his wife and kids while hoping to reconcile their marriage, according to Moore. Moore said Messiah's health is much better. ---- 史腾就甘心!!! 汤普生就甘心!!! AI加油!!搞定家务事和女儿的健康後再回到球场吧!!! --

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