Oct 31, 2003 10:26 AM EST
"Ray Allen, the Sonics' leading scorer last season, will have arthroscopic surgery on his right ankle tomorrow to remove a loose particle that has bothered him for the past 10 days."
Via Percy Allen of the Seattle Times
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"After consulting with an ankle specialist in Los Angeles on Monday,(Ray)Allen still is mulling his options, which include undergoing surgery — a scenario that generally includes four to six weeks of recovery — or opting for an arthroscopic procedure that normally requires 2-3 weeks of rehabilitation.
Via Percy Allen of the Seattle Times
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Sonics guard Ray Allen met with an orthopedist in Los Angeles yesterday to discuss options for his injured right ankle. Although results weren't conclusive, general manager Rick Sund said the ankle could require surgery.
"It's a situation where he met with the doctors, and now he's going to talk to some of his advisers," Sund said. "Surgery is an option. If he elects to go the surgery route, it would be Friday or Saturday."
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Oct 2003 Archive
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Frank Hughes / Tacoma News Tribune | Oct 26, 2003
Seattle SuperSonics coach Nate McMillan revealed on Saturday that Ronald "Flip" Murray will replace Ray Allen in the starting lineup when the Sonics open the season against the Los Angeles Clippers on Thursday in Japan.
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Frank Hughes of the Tacoma News Tribune | Oct 25, 2003
"Seattle SuperSonics guard Ray Allen will require an arthroscopic procedure to remove a loose particle in his right ankle and will miss at least the team's first two regular-season games, probably more.
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Frank Hughes of the Tacoma News Tribune | Oct 25, 2003
"Sonics coach Nate McMillan confirmed Friday that Calvin Booth most likely will start at center when the team opens the regular season against the Los Angeles Clippers in Japan on Thursday.
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Associated Press | Oct 24, 2003
The Seattle Supersonics might have a major problem on their hands.
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Seattle Times | Oct 22, 2003
"The Sonics exercised their fourth-year option on forward Vladimir Radmanovic, general manager Rick Sund announced yesterday.
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J. Martin McOmber of the Seattle Times | Oct 18, 2003
Could the Seattle Supersonics be on their way to Sodo after their KeyArena lease expires in 2010?
"Developer Frank Stagen met with Sonics owners last month to propose building an arena at Terminal 46, according to several sources familiar with the meeting.
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Seattle Times | Oct 14, 2003
"I'm just looking forward to getting a chance to get out and play with the guys," he said yesterday.
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The News Tribune | Oct 7, 2003
Allen has two years remaining on his contract, worth $28.
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Seattle Times | Oct 7, 2003
"I'm curious to find out if we can build on some of the things that we did last year," said Allen, who came to Seattle in February in a trade that sent Gary Payton and Desmond Mason to Milwaukee.
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Percy Allen of the Seattle Times | Oct 5, 2003
"Nick Collison, the Sonics' top draft pick, will have his left shoulder repaired and will undergo similar surgery on his right shoulder as a precautionary measure.
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Danny O'Neil of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer | Oct 3, 2003
Nick Collison's teammate, Rashard Lewis, wants him to have surgery on his injured shoulder.
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Seattle Times | Oct 2, 2003
Results from a magnetic-resonance-imaging scan (MRI) that Collison underwent Tuesday night revealed that the 6-foot-9 power forward suffered a shoulder subluxation, which is a partial dislocation of the joint.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer | Oct 1, 2003
Joseph Forte is no longer in the Sonics locker room.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer | Oct 1, 2003
The Sonics' first full day of training camp started with an unfortunate twist when Nick Collison injured his shoulder yesterday morning.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer | Oct 1, 2003
Vitaly Potapenko asked for an off-season trade to an Eastern Conference team, a wish that went unfulfilled.
