Afternoon Updates (Iverson going to Europe?)

Another HKS woman ties the knot: Heroes actress Ali Larter tied the knot with fiancé Haynes MacArthur on Saturday. We loved her ever since her whip cream bikini in Varsity Blues. [E Online]

An Eagle starter is done for the season: Philadelphia Eagles middle linebacker Stewart Bradley suffered a torn ACL during a scrimmage on Sunday. He is expected to miss the whole season after becoming the starter last season. [PFT & 610 WIP]

The Post Gazette back us up: Back on July 26 we said Pittsburgh Pirates fans should boycott attending Pirates games until management actually puts forth an effort. Now Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette outlines just how cheap the Pirates owners are and mentions team president Frank Coonelly’s response to angry fans. [Post Gazette]

Frank Wren is right again: As much as I enjoy ripping Atlanta Braves GM Frank Wren for not acquiring a power hitter in the offseason, he has made some tough decisions. He let popular Braves like John Smoltz, Tom Glavine and Jeff Francouer all go and the Smoltz decision was the right one. [AJC]

A.I. is about to get paid: European team Olympiacos will extend a two year, $10 million deal to free agent Allen Iverson. If he hates practing here in the states, good luck playing with people that actually care about fundamentals. [Ball in Europe]

The Knicks actually make a smart decision: The agent for an HKS favorite, Ramon Sessions, says his client could accept a deal with the New York Knicks by today or tomorrow. He is a much better option than Chris Duhon. Sessions is one of the most underrated players in the NBA. [NY Post]