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Stern: This is not a bidding war. #NBASeattle #NBAKings
— Chris Daniels (@ChrisDaniels5) February 7, 2013
Stern: This is not a bidding war. #NBASeattle #NBAKings
— Chris Daniels (@ChrisDaniels5) February 7, 2013
Stern: Mayor Johnson will go to NBA soon with competing ownership team, arena plan 'with a substantial subsidy from the city of Sacramento'
— Ryan Lillis (@Ryan_Lillis) February 7, 2013
RAW: NBA Commissioner David Stern talks about Kings filing for relocation to #Seattle: ow.ly/hux9J #NBASeattle #NBAKings
— Chris Daniels (@ChrisDaniels5) February 7, 2013
lieI have been taking a deep look at the arena situation in Seattle, and indeed, there are significant issues causing Stern to say what he did.
— Aaron Bruski (@aaronbruski) February 14, 2013
big time lieThe fact is that SEA does not have an arena deal, and challenges to their deal could keep the Sonics in Key for 4-5 years.
— Aaron Bruski (@aaronbruski) February 14, 2013
trueStern: "I haven't heard anything about expansion from our owners....I don't think expansion is an option."
— Aaron Bruski (@aaronbruski) February 14, 2013
trueStern played both sides saying, "The idea of leaving Sacramento is not a good one.The idea of going back to Seattle is a good idea."
— Aaron Bruski (@aaronbruski) February 14, 2013
Bottom line is that reports suggesting SEA has an arena deal, or that 'Kings to SEA' is a done deal were extremely premature
— Aaron Bruski (@aaronbruski) February 14, 2013
this is true, bugs me how many people keep claiming the Kings are good as gone.
Does the arena-deal hinge on whether the BOG approve of the sales/move?
Was I in a coma during this period?Swift was once a star on the hardwood.
what is this lawsuit going on today???
I'm guessing its not a big deal since I only saw a tiny blurb about it
Most advisers tell them to keep a mortgage for the tax deduction. Since most athletes are young kids without much financial knowledge, they keep the mortgage and lose the home once the funds go away. Look at all the homes Iverson lost after making a couple hundred million during his career.I just don't understand how pro athletes, at the very least, don't have a home. If I signed a multimillion dollar contract the top priority on my list would be to payoff a mortgage ASAP.
No sympathy here either.