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 put 48 minutes together and finally got a win in January, defeating the defending champion San Antonio Spurs.
Check out this midseason report by Jason Fleming of HoopsWorld, which includes the following excerpt.
So in one sense, the Sonics shouldn't be considered a disappointment; no one really expected much in the first place. On the other hand there has also been no sense of progress, no sense that this season is merely a stepping stone to better things. Instead the Sonics are in disarray. Players are apparently grumbling about the coaching style of P.J. Carlesimo, indicating perhaps his time away from head coaching after the fiasco in Golden State hasn't changed much; either that or his players simply aren't buying into the program.
The Oklahoman weighs in on Judge Marsha Pechman setting a June. 16th trial date, saying it still gives the Sonics a realistic chance of moving the team to Oklahoma City next season.
