Feeling lost without your Seattle SuperSonics? Seattle-area NBA fans face their first season without an NBA team in 41 years. Primarily, our coverage here will focus on the City of Seattle’s attempt to bring the NBA back to Seattle. But we also will provide updates on the Portland Trail Blazers, the Oklahoma City Thunder and area players plying their trade for other teams in the NBA.
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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Keeping an eye on the NBA and Seattle's efforts to get back into the game
Wednesday, November 5th, 2008
Posted by Eric Williams @ 09:58:28 am
Each week will take a look at the Portland Trail Blazers weekly schedule, including a look back at the preceding week and some quick analysis at how the team is playing.
In this debut we take a peek at the team’s best player, Brandon Roy, and why the team’s success hinges on how Roy plays each game.
Roy in a lot of ways is a coaches’ dream – a competitive, pass-first, team player with the ability to score from anywhere on the floor. But sometimes Roy’s humble nature hurts instead of helps his team.
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