The Seattle Supersonics extended qualifing offers to Vladimir Radmanovic, Ronald Murray, Reggie Evans and Damien Wilkins on Tuesday.
The small forward Radmanovic has put his Seattle house up for sale and there is much speculation he will go for a bigger contract elsewhere.
Ronald "Flip" Murray has seen very little time playing behind shooting guard Ray Allen, however, can be explosive in the few minutes he does play.
Reggie Evans had a breakthrough year as the Sonics power forward with tough defense and tenacious rebounding.
The youngster Damien Wilkins has shown much promise and had some very big games late in the season filling in for the injured Radmanovic and Rashard Lewis.
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Late last night, the Seattle SuperSonics traded the rights to their second round pick Lawrence Roberts (selected 55th overall) to the Memphis Grizzlies for two future second round draft picks and cash considerations.
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The state of Washington has the opportunity to produce three first found picks this year as Marvin Williams and Martell Webster seem to be locks as lottery picks and Husky Nate Robinson potentially sneaking into the first round.
Next draft promises to be the same with two Washingtonians coming into the draft with first-round potential, Washington's Brandon Roy (Garfield) and Gonzaga's Adam Morrison (Mead High in Spokane).
"It seems like every year we just keep getting better and better," said Roy of the status of basketball in Washington.
Current and retired NBA players from the state have paved the way for this new class to make the jump to the League including: Jason Terry, Michael Dickerson, Brian Scalabrine, Jamal Crawford, Doug Christie Luke Ridnour and Dan Dickau.
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Jun 2005 Archive
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Chicago Tribune | Jun 27, 2005
Kendall Gill, 37, who spent many seasons in the NBA playing for teams like the Seattle Supersonics and the Charlotte Hornets won his debut boxing match with a knockout in 1-minute, 58-seconds at the Aragon Ballroom.
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ESPN | Jun 24, 2005
LeBron James would like to have some input on which players the Cavaliers go after in this summer’s free agency market set to begin next week.
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RealGM | Jun 22, 2005
The Seattle SuperSonics today signed General Manager Rick Sund to a multi-year contract extension, Sonics & Storm President and CEO Wally Walker announced.
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Portland Tribune | Jun 21, 2005
Paul Allen may offer Nate McMillan as much as $9 million in order to get the Sonics' coach down to Portland.
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Seattle Post Intellegencer | Jun 20, 2005
Seattle Supersonics general manager Rick Sund is expected to re-sign with the team this week for a contract that is said to be three-years in length.
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USA Today | Jun 17, 2005
"We haven't offered the job to anybody," said Kevin McHale in regards to the Timberwolves head coaching vacancy.
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ESPN | Jun 15, 2005
Dwayne Casey has been offered the Timberwolves coaching job and is currently negotiating the details of the contract.
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Minneapolis Star Tribune | Jun 15, 2005
The Minnesota Timberwolves will pick a head coach sometime this week and it is rumored that the new coach will be Sonics associate head coach Dwane Casey.
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The Star Tribune | Jun 12, 2005
Dwayne Casey is one of four finalist for the Timberwolves head coaching job which includes P.J. Carlesimo, and current T-Wolves assistants, Randy Wittman and Sidney Lowe.
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CNNSI | Jun 9, 2005
Vladimir Radmanovic could be on his way out of Seattle as he will be a restricted free agent this summer.
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The News Tribune | Jun 4, 2005
The Seattle SuperSonics have granted the Portland TrailBlazers permission to speak with associate head coach Dwane Casey about their head coaching vacancy.
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The News Tribune | Jun 4, 2005
A source says Nate McMillan is close to a new deal with Seattle.
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The News Tribune | Jun 2, 2005
The Seattle Supersonics and head coach Nate McMillian could have a decision on their relationship together by next week's predraft camp in Chicago.
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Aaron Bronsteter/RealGM | Jun 2, 2005
At the beginning of this NBA season, nearly all basketball analysts had agreed that Brent Barry’s departure from Seattle, the coffee-laden, former grunge rock capital of the world, to hot, sunny San Antonio would make the Spurs the best team in the league and the team that would dethrone the defending Detroit Pistons.
