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Allen Iverson denies ever abducting his children, who have since been returned to their mom (Ball Don't Lie)

One day after reporting that Allen Iverson's ex-wife had filed court documents accusing him of refusing to return their five children following a planned vacation, TMZ now reports that the children were returned to their mother after a court hearing last week in which the former Philadelphia 76ers, Denver Nuggets, Detroit Pistons and Memphis Grizzlies guard denied ever "abducting" them in the first place. In her filings, Tawanna Iverson claimed that Allen Iverson requested and received permission to take the children, who range from 3 years old to 16 year sold, on a trip to Charlotte, N.C., from May 22 through 26, but didn't return the kids on the 26th; Tawanna suspected they never actually went to Charlotte, but rather stayed with her ex-husband in an Atlanta hotel. A subsequent return scheduled for June 4 was scuttled when Allen Iverson didn't show up at the agreed-upon Target, according to Tawanna Iverson. We knew Allen Iverson had countered by filing documents denying his ex-wife's charges; now, via TMZ , we know he offered a denial in person in court last week, as well: Allen appeared in Fulton County court in Georgia last Wednesday and told the judge his ex-wife had full access to their kids during their stay at the hotel ... and therefore he wasn't doing anything wrong. We're told Tawanna also testified that she could have picked up the children from Allen but didn't want to drive 45 minutes to his location. After A.I.'s testimony, the judge decided the former Philadelphia 76ers star didn't deserve to be thrown in jail — despite his ex-wife's request before the hearing. The kids [...] were returned to their mother following the hearing. The site also reports that Allen and Tawanna Iverson have "worked out some of their issues" and that Tawanna, who received sole legal custody of the children in the couple's divorce settlement, has begun to allow Allen to spend more time with the children. He was apparently doing just that on Monday, when he spoke with Jeff Hullinger of Atlanta's WXIA-TV as he and his children (who are deliberately not shown in the video below) walked to his car in the parking lot of the Sheraton Suites Galleria in Atlanta:

Nuggets hire executive Tim Connelly (The Associated Press)

The Denver Nuggets have settled on a general manager. Now, they can concentrate on finding a new coach.

Heat-Spurs NBA Finals Game 5: 7 big questions (Ball Don't Lie)

In a purely literal sense, Game 5 of the 2013 NBA Finals isn't a must-win , no matter what any member of the San Antonio Spurs or Miami Heat tries to tell you — with the series tied at two games apiece, whichever team drops Sunday night's contest will still have two shots at staying alive and hoisting the O'Brien once the series shifts back to South Beach. On the other hand, though, as NBA.com's John Schuhmann noted , of the 10 times the Finals have been tied 2-2 since 1985, the team that won Game 5 has won the series seven times. On balance, then, it would seem like a better thing to win Game 5 than to lose it; that much is not in question. But there's an awful lot of stuff that is in question as we head into the matchup between LeBron James' Heat and Tony Parker's Spurs. Here are seven running through my head as I wait for tip: 1. Can Parker play full speed for the full game? After suffering a grade 1 strain of his right hamstring in the second half of San Antonio's Game 3 win , Spurs fans were concerned that Parker would be unable to hit the gas in Game 4. The All-Star point guard promptly allayed those concerns, hitting four of his first five shots to score eight points with two assists and a steal in the first six minutes of Thursday's contest. He looked great throughout the first two quarters of Game 4, seeming comfortable and confident, getting to his preferred spots on the floor and showcasing the absurd shotmaking ... ... and draw-and-dish playmaking ...

Spurs, Heat defined by stability at the top (The Associated Press)

SAN ANTONIO (AP) -- Front offices across the NBA seem to be panicking a bit these days. Job security has long been an oxymoron for coaches in this league, but even by that what-have-you-done-for-me-lately standard, this offseason has been a particularly volatile one.

Kings hire Nuggets VP Pete D'Alessandro as general manager (Yahoo! Sports)

Pete D'Alessandro is leaving the Nuggets to take over the Kings' front office.

Gallinari could return sooner than expected (The Associated Press)

DENVER (AP) -- Danilo Gallinari's knee surgery wasn't as complex as anticipated, so he could return to the Denver Nuggets sooner than expected.

Coaching carousel blasted by Spoelstra, Popovich (Reuters)

By Frank Pingue SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - It is no coincidence the opposing head coaches in this year's NBA Finals are among the longest serving in the game. In a job that offers little security, ongoing success on the court is one of the few ways to survive. Since the regular season finished in mid-April, a dozen head coaches have been fired, a statistic that does not sit comfortably with Miami's Erik Spoelstra or San Antonio's Gregg Popovich. ...

NBA roundup: Paul, Howard want to be teammates (The SportsXchange)

Chris Paul and Dwight Howard are looking to team together as both players enter free agency this summer, according to ESPN.

Clippers reportedly impressed with Lionel Hollins after second round of interviews (NBC Sports)

Lionel Hollins completed a second round of interviews with the Clippers on Friday, and all indications are that he left the team impressed with his qualifications. From Brad Turner of the Los Angeles Times: The Clippers were impressed with Hollins’ basketball IQ, demeanor and his ability to develop players, the executives said. “Everybody thought it…

Gregg Popovich, Erik Spoelstra criticize NBA's coaching turnover (Yahoo! Sports)

Twelve NBA teams have parted ways with their head coaches since the end of the regular season. Gregg Popovich and Erik Spoelstra both think continuity breeds success.

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