Friday, March 19, 2010 - Page updated at 02:00 a.m.
Jordan will put face on Bobcats
A relaxed Michael Jordan broke into a wide smile as he sat at his desk Thursday night amid his whirlwind week of realizing a longtime goal of becoming an NBA owner.
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Wednesday, March 17
LeBron scores 32 as Cavaliers clinch division crown
Tuesday, March 16
Hawks super-sub Jamal Crawford torpedoes Nets | NBA
Monday, March 15
Blazers' Brandon Roy named Western Conference player of the week | NBA
Sunday, March 14
Portland Trail Blazers extend winning streak to 4 games | NBA
Saturday, March 13
Knicks get measure of revenge in rout of Mavericks | NBA
Bottom line: Former Jazz center Robert Whaley broke the law | Sideline Chatter
Friday, March 12
Ex-UW Husky Brandon Roy leads Portland to victory | NBA
Oklahoma City's Kevin Durant sets franchise record for most games with at least 30 points | Briefs
Wednesday, March 10
Pistons' Rodney Stuckey cleared to exercise | NBA
Tuesday, March 9
Brandon Roy scores 19 as Blazers win
Monday, March 8
Allen Iverson reportedly faces alcohol, gambling problems | NBA
Sunday, March 7
Orlando avenges Finals loss to Lakers, 96-94 | NBA
Saturday, March 6
Good news for Pistons' Stuckey | NBA
Friday, March 5
Pistons' Stuckey collapses on bench, in stable condition | NBA
Thursday, March 4
Mavericks' Jason Terry scheduled for surgery | NBA
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
Memories
Current and former Seattle Times staffers share their memories
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Updated at 06:31 p.m.
James becomes youngest to 15,000 points
Ilgauskas back in Cleveland area
Former US high school basketball star quits Israel
Pistons' Stuckey will be monitored in return
Photogs stopped after tailing Lakers' Pau Gasol
Jordan calls owning Bobcats "dream come true"
Pistons expect Rodney Stuckey to play Friday night

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