Super Sonics
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James Donaldson not as optimistic as former Sonic about NBA team
Former Seattle Sonic James Donaldson said he met with Gary Payton last week, but says he isn’t interested in becoming an NBA owner and disagrees with Payton about a team returning to Seattle by 2011.
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KeyArena name renegotiated
SEATTLE — Without the Sonics as KeyArena’s main tenant, the city of Seattle will get $800,000 less next year for its naming rights.
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Seattle spent $3 million trying to save Sonics
SEATTLE — The city of Seattle spent nearly $3 million on the lawsuit trying to prevent the Sonics from moving to Oklahoma City.
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Final details of settlement show Sonics fans don’t get much
It’s come to this. An estate sale.
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Seattle will keep Sonics' trophies and banners
The championship banners and trophies from the SuperSonics' best days will be staying in Seattle. But the flat screen TV in the coaches' locker room, that is going to Oklahoma City.
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Seattle gets to keep Sonics banners and trophies; team history not so clear
OKLAHOMA CITY — The championship banners and trophies from the SuperSonics’ best days will be staying in Seattle. But the flat screen TV in the coaches’ locker room, that is going to Oklahoma City.
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Report: Marshall waived by Oklahoma City
The NBA's new Oklahoma City franchise reportedly waived 14-year veteran forward Donyell Marshall on Wednesday.
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Sonics fans sue for free OKC tickets
Sonics fans in a class-action lawsuit have asked for free tickets to the Oklahoma City NBA games to remedy the Professional Basketball Club’s contractual obligation.
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Sonics fans ask for free tickets to OKC games
Sonics fans in a class-action lawsuit have asked for free tickets to the Oklahoma City NBA games to remedy the Professional Basketball Club’s contractual obligation.
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Cavs acquire Mo Williams in three-team deal
The Cleveland Cavaliers have reportedly landed some offensive help for LeBron James in the backcourt by picking up point guard Mo Williams in a three-team trade with the Milwaukee Bucks and Oklahoma City.
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Bobcats trade second-round pick Weaver to Oklahoma City
The Charlotte Bobcats traded the draft rights of Kyle Weaver to the new Oklahoma City franchise for a second-round selection in 2009, the team announced Monday.
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Paperwork flies in Sonics suit
Howard Schultz’s attorney filed a reply Thursday in U.S. District Court in Seattle supporting his motion to bifurcate - or divide - Schultz’s lawsuit against Clay Bennett and the other owners who moved the Sonics to Oklahoma City.
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Clay Bennett lawyers: don’t split Schultz lawsuit
SEATTLE (AP) — Lawyers for Clay Bennett have asked a Seattle court to deny former SuperSonics owner Howard Schultz’s request that a trial of his effort to void the sale of the team be conducted in two parts. The lawyers also allege that Schultz’s lawsuit is the brainchild of a former U.S. senator and a former Sonics’ executive.
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Clay Bennett wants fans’ suit dismissed
In a motion filed Thursday, attorneys for Clay Bennett asked U.S. District Court Judge Richard Jones for summary judgment regarding a claim for injunctive relief in a class-action lawsuit.
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Former owner files motion to split Sonics suit
Howard Schultz admits his lawsuit to reclaim the Sonics is a potential legal quagmire, which is why he wants the case against Clay Bennett divided into two parts - a liability phase and a remedy phase.
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