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Keeping an eye on the NBA and Seattle's efforts to get back into the game
Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Posted by Darrin Beene @ 12:39:30 pm
Just talked to Eric Williams, who is up in Bellevue covering the Kevin Durant/rookie of the year press conference. Eric said one piece of news came out of the event when general manager Sam Presti said coach P.J. Carlesimo would be back with the Sonics next season.
Two weeks ago Presti gave a vague answer in regards to Carlesimo's status for next season. In his first year with the Sonics, Carlesimo led the young team to just 20 wins.
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