Friday, November 20, 2009 - Page updated at 02:02 a.m.
Jazz gets rare win in San Antonio
Deron Williams scored 21 points and Carlos Boozer scored 10 of his 18 points in the fourth quarter, leading the Utah Jazz to its first regular-season victory in San Antonio since 1999 — a 90-83 win on Thursday night.
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Wednesday, November 18
NBA | Brandon Roy scores 20 as Trail Blazers hold off Pistons
Tuesday, November 17
Knicks won't rule out signing Allen Iverson
Monday, November 16
Golden State sends Stephen Jackson to Charlotte in 4-player trade
Sunday, November 15
Aaron Brooks scores 33 points to lead Houston past the Los Angeles Lakers
Saturday, November 14
NBA | Portland forward Travis Outlaw fractures his left foot during victory in Charlotte
Friday, November 13
NBA | LaMarcus Aldridge leads Portland past New Orleans
Thursday, November 12
Steve Kelley | ESPN's Bill Simmons gets us: He hates Clay Bennett, too
NBA | Hornets deliver early ax to Byron Scott
Wednesday, November 11
NBA | Greg Oden dominates for Trail Blazers
Tuesday, November 10
NBA | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is being treated for leukemia
Sunday, November 8
Blazers earn 2nd straight victory
Saturday, November 7
NBA | Winless Nets are still challenge for Celtics
NBA notebook | Iverson gets OK to leave the Grizzlies
Friday, November 6
New-look lineup lifts Trail Blazers
Thursday, November 5
NBA | Bulls squeak past Cavaliers
Jerry Brewer
Sonics fans need to keep telling their favorite stories
He can move the franchise. He can try to share the history. But he cannot take your memories. He cannot travel back in time and steal your emotions. They are not for sale, and no matter what, the legend of the Sonics will live as long as people are willing to distribute the narrative.
Steve Kelley
Losing the magical little moments the Sonics provided will hurt most
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Current and former Seattle Times staffers share their memories
History
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A little history about Sonics' title team
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Updated at 01:31 p.m.
Knicks' Answer: No to Allen Iverson
Hunter plans bargaining meeting with Stern soon
Hunter plans bargaining meeting with Stern soon
Both Iverson and the Knicks deserve better
Iverson clears waivers, becomes free agent
NYC groups sue to block deal for Nets arena
AP source: Jayson Williams taking deal in shooting

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