Showing posts with label Sonics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sonics. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
R.I.P Sonics
I've been absent from blogging lately, but figured I'd hop back on the saddle for a little venting about the Sonics officially leaving town. I guess we all kind of knew that this day was coming when that sellout Howard Schultz sold the team to an out-of-town ownership group who clearly had no plans on keeping the team. It's amazing to me how dumb really smart people can be. I blame bennett the least in this. Even though him and Stern wanted out from the beginning, he overpaid for a something that was for sale. I'd say our city and state government is naive at best, and incompetent at worst. I'd rather vote for Don Imus for president of the NAACP then these assclowns. So much for there not being a dollar amount that would make them break the lease. Even if a new team comes a few years down the road, it won't be the same. The worst part of it for me is knowing that we'll never be able to see Gary Payton and Shawn Kemp's jersey's raised to the rafters. I could go on, but I figure the best thing to do now is go back to my fridge and hope I'm not out of beer.
Monday, November 5, 2007
this pretty well sums it up
Although this isn't necessarily a Fremont thing, its a greater Seattle area issue and I deemed it appropriate to put in my blog. Also Queen Anne where the Sonics play is just a couple minute drive down Aurora, so its close enough. But I felt that this article pretty well sums up what everybody in the Seattle area who are Sonics fans thinks of Sonics owner Clay Bennett. This article was interesting to me for a couple reasons. One was because of the content, and two because it came from one of ESPN.coms better, more well known writers. This issue hasn't received nearly as much national media coverage as it probably deserves, so it was nice to actually see something that was more then just a quick mention on Sportscenter. Of course, we also all know that the rest of the country sees Seattle as an extension of southern Alaska, so it was good to read something this strong from someone who has no background from the Pacific Northwest.
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