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SEATTLE — With two starters sidelined and fresh from back-to-back losses, the visiting Sacramento Kings were supposed to be easy prey for the Seattle SuperSonics in their National Basketball Association (NBA) game at the Key Arena here Friday night.
But the highly-favored Sonics, coming off two wins in a row, never bargained for an explosive performance by 6-7, 185-pound third-year offguard Kevin (K-Mart) Martin who’s an early pick for the league’s Most Improved Player award this season.
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[Title] => From Starbucks to Sonics - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => SEATTLE — If only the Seattle SuperSonics played in the Eastern Conference, coach Nate McMillan wouldn’t be out of the National Basketball Association (NBA) playoffs this year. But under the terms of the NBA’s power structure, it’s just McMillan’s bad luck that Seattle is bracketed in the tough Pacific Division in the tougher Western Conference.
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[Title] => Ewing a Sonic bust - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => SEATTLE – New York coach Jeff Van Gundy was lucky to get rid of Pat Ewing who was jettisoned to the Seattle SuperSonics in that celebrated National Basketball Association (NBA) four-team deal last September.
Sonics coach Paul Westphal took a big risk in welcoming Ewing whose creaky knees sound like they’re ready to snap. He brought a medical case to Seattle and the fans never forgave him for it. After a 6-9 start, Westphal was gone. Too bad Ewing stayed–in the NBA, it’s easier to fire a coach than barnacle a player.
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SEATTLE — With two starters sidelined and fresh from back-to-back losses, the visiting Sacramento Kings were supposed to be easy prey for the Seattle SuperSonics in their National Basketball Association (NBA) game at the Key Arena here Friday night.
But the highly-favored Sonics, coming off two wins in a row, never bargained for an explosive performance by 6-7, 185-pound third-year offguard Kevin (K-Mart) Martin who’s an early pick for the league’s Most Improved Player award this season.
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Sonics coach Paul Westphal took a big risk in welcoming Ewing whose creaky knees sound like they’re ready to snap. He brought a medical case to Seattle and the fans never forgave him for it. After a 6-9 start, Westphal was gone. Too bad Ewing stayed–in the NBA, it’s easier to fire a coach than barnacle a player.
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December 15, 2000 - 12:00am
