Another look at what's Seattle's main opponents are doing.

Seattle: In case you missed it, I had a story on Damien Wilkins in today’s paper. Wilkins talked about returning to the family No. 21 jersey, and making more of an impact this season with Rashard Lewis and Ray Allen gone. Some notes from camp also are included in the report.

Portland: Looks like Brandon Roy, who re-injured his left heel during the opening day of training camp on Tuesday, may sit out the rest of the preseason as a preventive measure according to this report from Jason Quick of The Oregonian.
Mike Barrett has some odd and ends from Wednesday’s practice on his blog.

Denver: Dust off that old Earth, Wind and Fire record and throw it on the turn table. The Nuggets signed Plastic Man, former UNLV guard Stacey Augmon, 39, to a nonguaranted contract. Yes, I know, I can’t believe Augmon’s still playing either.

Allen Iverson is being sued for $44,000 for not showing up for a booked speech in Omaha, Neb. Iverson canceled because of a family emergency.

And Chris Dempsey of the Denver Post has a story on Marcus Camby, who was supposedly shopped around this summer because of the $9 million salary he'll earn season. The Nuggets are up against the salary cap. Camby says he’s happy that he stayed in Denver. Dempsey also has a Q & A with Chucky Atkins.

Utah: Former Jazz shooting guard Jeff Hornacek has signed on as a part-time coach, and will help players like Andrei Kirilenko with shooting. And Salt Lake Tribune columnist Kurt Kragthorpe says the Jazz will try to mix the old with the new this season in terms of the team’s offensive system. Utah coach Jerry Sloan may be a little long in the tooth, but if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.

Minnesota: Some camp notes on the Timberwolves, who are in Turkey right now. And Minnesota big man Mark Madsen is blogging from the trip to Europe.