76ers legend Allen Iverson drops cold message after LeBron James, Jaylen Brown additions

The Philadelphia 76ers’ big moves of landing LeBron James and Jaylen Brown this offseason has garnered attention from franchise legend Allen Iverson.

James announced his choice to join the 76ers, signing a two-year deal that includes a player option in the second year. This marks his 24th and possibly 25th seasons in the NBA, a historic record that will be difficult for future players to achieve.

Before getting James, Philadelphia pulled off a shocking trade that saw them land Brown from the Boston Celtics. They traded Paul George and draft compensation return, significantly revamping the core of the roster.

Iverson, who led the 76ers in their last NBA Finals appearance in 2001, provided his reaction towards the recent news while attending one of The Big 3 contests on Sunday. His answer was short but very clear on his thoughts regarding the level of talent Philadelphia now has.

“Ain’t no fun when the rabbit got the gun,” Iverson said at the end of the clip.

Real recognizes real. Allen Iverson showed up for the BIG3 in Atlanta. pic.twitter.com/k2Vg1ozus1

— BIG3 (@thebig3) August 2, 2026

What lies ahead for LeBron James, 76ers

Allen Iverson will have hope for the 76ers’ title hopes with LeBron James and Jaylen Brown now on the team. As for fans, they hope for the team’s return to glory following a big stretch of playoff heartbreaks.

James continues to shine as one of the best players in the league at age 41. Taking part in 60 games throughout the 2025-26 campaign, he averaged 20.9 points, 7.2 assists and 6.1 rebounds per game. In the playoffs, he produced 23.2 points, 7.3 assists and 6.7 rebounds per contest.

Philadelphia finished with a 45-37 record last season, securing the seventh seed in the Eastern Conference standings. They stunned the Boston Celtics in a 3-1 series comeback before losing in a four-game sweep to the New York Knicks in the East Semifinals.

The 76ers are gearing up for a big season with championship aspirations. With a starting five that can strike fear into opponents when healthy, Philadelphia fans can prepare for the opportunity to compete for their first NBA championship since 1983.

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