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Keeping an eye on the NBA and Seattle's efforts to get back into the game
Tuesday, March 11th, 2008
Posted by Eric Williams @ 07:56:39 am
Time Magazine is interviewing NBA Commissioner David Stern, and seeking reader input on what questions to ask. You can submit questions through this blog forum here.
ESPN's Bill Simmons was on with KJR's Dave "Softy" Mahler on Monday. Simmons has been a big supporter of the Save or Sonics effort, and offers an interesting take on the situation. Listen to the interview here.
The Seattle Weekly's Damon Agnos and Reidster Reid parody the NBA's slogan "Where Amazing Happens" in this YouTube clip.
