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The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe will host a question and answer session on Monday with the consultants who performed the feasibility study.
The report delves into the possibility of building an arena that could potentially house the Seattle SuperSonics and Storm on land owned by the tribe next to Emerald Downs.
Last month the Muckleshoots released a preliminary progress report on a feasibility study for a potential arena next to Emerald Downs. Brailsford & Dunlavey, a Washington, D.C., firm that specializes in facility planning, is performing the study.
The report’s preliminary analysis indicated that Seattle is a strong NBA market. Also, a drive-time analysis showed little difference between fans who would drive to KeyArena and a potential new facility in Auburn.
There’s a little over two weeks left before training camp. For Sonics fans who are getting a little anxious for the season to begin, check out the clip below provided by a regular reader of this blog.
