Eric Williams covered the Sonics' last season in Seattle. A Tacoma native, Eric graduated from Mount Tahoma High and the University of Puget Sound.
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The Sonics are struggling to keep up with Memphis guards Damon Stoudamire and Juan Carlos Navarro. The two have combined for 21 points and five assists in the first half.
Compounding the problem of dribble penetration is Seattle's lack of size inside with Robert Swift and Kurt Thomas both out.
Chris Wilcox, Nick Collison and Johan Petro all had three fouls in the first half, which meant Mouhamed Sene had to play the final three minutes.
Seattle trails 68-53 at the half. They managed to cut Memphis' lead to eight points, 58-50, with about three minutes left, but the Grizzlies went on an 18-3 run the rest of the way.
Seattle doesn't have a single player in double figures. Jeff Green, Chris Wilcox, Kevin Durant and Wally Szczerbiak all have seven points.
