It rains all the time in Seattle, but this time, it's tears and not raindrops that are falling. The Sonics have settled their lawsuit with the city of Seattle, paving the way for their move to Oklahoma City. In the name of progress, a lot of good basketball fans get screwed.
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This is a black eye for Stern. Taking away a franchise just to flex his muscles to cities for tax-payer subsidized arenas. D-bag
Big smile on Stern's face. He's done this carpet bagging trick again with little public outrage. Maybe the "fixed playoff game" stories were designed to keep people distracted.