Nov 29, 2003 10:18 AM EST
"Rashard Lewis, who missed last night's game to attend his brother's wake in Houston, is expected to return to Seattle and play in tonight's game against the Houston Rockets."
Via Percy Allen of the Seattle Times
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Nov 28, 2003 10:16 AM EST
Seattle Supersonics forward Rashard Lewis will miss tonight's game at Utah due to the death of his brother.
Head Coach Nate McMillan plays to start Ansu Sesay in his place.
McMillan does not know if Lewis will be available for tomorrow's home game against the Houston Rockets.
Via Steve Kelley of the Seattle Times
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Nov 27, 2003 10:00 AM EST
Rashard Lewis will likely miss the Sonics' game in Utah tomorrow after learning yesterday morning that one of his older brothers had died.
The Sonics' small forward spoke with principal owner Howard Schultz, general manager Rick Sund and teammates, but declined to elaborate on the unexpected death to anyone in the organization.
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Nov 2003 Archive
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Associated Press | Nov 26, 2003
SEATTLE (AP) Seattle SuperSonics forward Rashard Lewis missed practice Wednesday after the death of his brother in Houston.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer | Nov 25, 2003
Sonics forward Vladimir Radmanovic missed practice yesterday to have his sore left knee examined.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer | Nov 20, 2003
McMillan may reduce the number of players he uses beginning tomorrow night, when Seattle (6-3) plays Memphis at KeyArena.
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Associated Press | Nov 14, 2003
Ronald Murray is the best out-of-nowhere story in the NBA right now, but he wasn't an unknown to Seattle SuperSonics coach Nate McMillan.
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Frank Hughes of the Tacoma News Tribune | Nov 9, 2003
Sonics guard Ray Allen had a bone chip and some cartilage removed from his right ankle in a November 1st surgery.
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Associated Press | Nov 8, 2003
SEATTLE (AP) _ A horn malfunction delayed Friday night's game between the Portland Trail Blazers and Seattle SuperSonics for 15 minutes late in the third quarter.
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Seattle Times | Nov 6, 2003
"People call me Flip," Ronald Murray said.
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Seattle Times | Nov 4, 2003
Lewis, a 6-foot-10 forward, was named Western Conference player of the week for averaging 37.
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Jayda Evans of the Seattle Times | Nov 1, 2003
"(Ray)Allen, 28, will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his right ankle today to remove a loose particle that has bothered him the past two weeks.
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Percy Allen of the Seattle Times | Nov 1, 2003
"If there was any confusion that Rashard Lewis, the once soft-spoken teenager whom the Sonics drafted five years ago, is all grown up, then his career-high 50-point performance last night removed any doubt.
