我懒得翻译了，看得懂就看得懂， 看不懂看标题就好 ( ′-`)y-～ http://tinyurl.com/d6rwdh5 via John Finger CSN Philly Iguodala staying put Closer to home, Sixers coach Doug Collins and All-Star Andre Iguodala are big advocates of Olympic participation and USA Basketball. Collins, of course, played in the infamous 1972 games in Munich and is working for NBC as an analyst on its basketball coverage. His son, Chris, is on the U.S. coaching staff. Meanwhile, Iguodala was a member of the U.S. under-18 team in 2002 and the World Championship team in 2010. It was with the 2010 team that Iguodala played for assistant coach Chris Collins, meaning he was coached by the son before the father joined the Sixers. Actually, it appears as if Collins and Iguodala are going to be together for the foreseeable future in Philadelphia, too. According to a source, a trade involving Iguodala “won’t happen” during the off-season. As a result of that, the Sixers ’ off-season tinkering to their roster is complete and aside from a few free agents who get invitations to training camp, the team is set. Moreover, a report on HoopsWorld.com indicates that the Sixers are actually building the team around Iguodala and that if any move is to come regarding the Olympian, it would be in the distant future. As for London, Iguodala made his Olympic debut in the victory over France, scoring one point and missing the only shot from the field that he attempted. However, Iguodala had two assists, a steal and a block in 11 minutes off the bench as the team’s defensive stopper. --

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