1,369 lightbulbs: The NBA cares?

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The NBA cares?

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Not about Seattle, evidently.

Despite promising to help return a franchise to Seattle, the NBA is trying to kill off the last opportunity for the city to keep its Sonics.

Even though Howard Schultz is 100% right that Clay Bennett had his eyes on OKC the moment he signed the check to buy the team, David Stern apparently is more interested in protecting his friends than his customers.

Typical of sports today, I guess, but sad nonetheless.

(Take a look at my take on the Sonics' move here.)