Oklahoma City General Manager Sam Presti announced today that the team has signed restricted free agent guard C.J. Miles to an offer sheet. Under the terms of the NBA’s Collective Bargaining Agreement, Miles’ current team, the Utah Jazz, now has seven days to match the multi-year offer. Per team policy, terms of the offer sheet were not disclosed.
Miles was the 34th player chosen in the 2005 NBA draft, selected by Utah out of Skyline High School in Dallas. In three seasons, the 21-year old Miles appeared in 120 games, averaging 4.0 points, 1.3 rebounds and 0.8 assists. He also appeared in eight playoff games for the Jazz.
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Jul 17, 2008 11:20 AM EST
The possibility of Francisco Elson returning to the Nuggets increased dramatically following the Marcus Camby trade.
Oklahoma City, Charlotte, New Jersey, and possibly the Lakers are also interested in Elson.
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The city of Seattle officially terminated the lease for Key Arena on Monday, paving the way for the team formerly known as the SuperSonics to make their way to Oklahoma City, the Seattle Times are reporting.
In return for the termination of the lease, the city will receive $45 million.
"This is not the optimum solution anyone was hoping for," council President Richard Conlin said. "The optimum solution would have been for the team to stay here, but that did not seem to be an option."
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SuperSonics Jul 2008 Archive
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The Seattle Post-Intelligencer | Jul 11, 2008
Charles Barkley feels bad for both the Sonics and their fans for having to move their operations to Oklahoma City.
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Seattle Times | Jul 9, 2008
The NBA is trying to intervene in the lawsuit between former Sonics' owner Harold Schultz and the Oklahoma City franchise, saying that the lawsuit could interfere with the stable operation of the franchise.
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USA Today | Jul 8, 2008
The official website for the Oklahoma City team has now had the SuperSonics' name and colors removed.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer | Jul 8, 2008
Despite the settlement between the owners of the SuperSonics and the city of Seattle, former owner Harold Schultz is still going ahead with his lawsuit to try to reclaim the team.
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ESPN | Jul 7, 2008
Oklahoma City, dressed in black jerseys with white sides, the NBA logo and the words "Oklahoma City" across the chest, started their post-Seattle era with a 95-78 loss to the Indiana Pacers as summer league opened up in Orlando.
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ESPN | Jul 7, 2008
The Sonics are still undecided about what they will do about a practice facility as they begin their move from Seattle to Oklahoma City.
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The Oklahoman | Jul 7, 2008
The soon-to-be-named Oklahoma City team will wear NBA-OKC jerseys during summer league play this week.
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RealGM Staff Report | Jul 4, 2008
General Manager Sam Presti announced Friday that Russell Westbrook and D.J. White have both been signed to multi-year contracts.
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RealGM Staff Report | Jul 4, 2008
General Manager Sam Presti announced Friday that guard Earl Watson underwent successful surgery in Los Angeles for a fracture of the right thumb.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer | Jul 3, 2008
For some Sonic players like Kevin Durant and Damien Wilkins, leaving Seattle is painful.
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ESPN | Jul 2, 2008
SuperSonics owner Clay Bennett could end up paying $75 million to move the NBA franchise to Oklahoma City this year, and he won't be taking the team's name or colors with him.
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Press Release | Jul 1, 2008
Sonics' GM Sam Presti announced on Tuesday that guard Earl Watson suffered a fracture of the right thumb while preparing for the upcoming season in a basketball game in Los Angeles.
