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Allen Iverson predicts NBA Finals parade for Sixers with addition of LeBron James

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Allen Iverson predicts NBA Finals parade for Sixers with addition of LeBron James — Wayne Schools news

Allen Iverson is making a championship prediction for Philadelphia 76ers fans.The Sixers legend says he knows the team will win the NBA Finals with LeBron James, predicting the city will celebrate with a parade."I know. I know for a fact it’s going to happen. It’s gonna end with a parade. I promise you that," Iverson said.Iverson shared the prediction while meeting fans alongside current Sixers All-Star Tyrese Maxey at Dynasty Sports inside the Oxford Valley Mall in Langhorne. More than 1,000 fans packed the concourse, waiting in line for hours to take photos and collect autographs from the two franchise stars.Iverson, who led Philadelphia to the NBA Finals in 2001, spent extra time connecting with the crowd."I inspire them and they inspire me. If I can make them happy," Iverson said. "This used to be me looking up to NBA legends like Michael Jordan."The buzz surrounding the appearance extended beyond the autograph tables, as fans discussed the prospect of LeBron James pairing with Max

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