Now that it looks like the Sacramento Kings will become the Seattle Sonics, a big question is what kind of team we're getting? Suffice it to say there likely won't be an NBA championship banner hanging from KeyArena or a new Seattle Arena any time soon.
It's been a week since the first reports surfaced the owners of the Sacramento Kings were selling to investor Chris Hansen and moving to Seattle. But after numerous conflicting reports, it's looking more likely the Kings aren't going anywhere, at least for the near future.
KIRO Radio's Luke Burbank is among the hard core basketball fans who can't wait for the NBA to return to Seattle. But even though there's been plenty of excitement the past week as word of a potential sale of the Sacramento Kings swirled, some new research says the city might not be nearly as much of a basketball hotbed as rabid fans like Luke believe.
The latest reports in the ongoing saga of the Sacramento Kings potential move to Seattle say the owners have no interest in selling to anyone who wants to keep the team in California.
Now that the giddiness of reports a deal was done to sell the NBA's Sacramento Kings to a Seattle group has worn off, we're left with a much starker reality: the guys that own the team are completely undependable and unpredictable.
It looks like the NBA could be on the way back to Seattle. A new report says the owners of the Sacramento Kings are finalizing an agreement to sell the Sacramento Kings to the investment group led by Chris Hansen and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, Adrian Wojnarowski reported on Twitter Wednesday morning.
Would you rather buy a new TV or pay to see the Seahawks and 49ers at CenturyLink Field in their highly anticipated rematch? A lot of people will have to make some tough choices if they want to get a hold of one of the toughest tickets in town.
Does Edgar Martinez belong in the baseball Hall of Fame? It's an argument that's heating up again as voters start receiving their ballots for the class of 2013.
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll is taking some heat for continuing to throw the ball and continuing to score even after the Seahawks had Sunday's game well in hand.
The University of Washington says it has no comment about a video of Husky Austin Seferian-Jenkins getting knocked down by a punch as fans rushed the field following WSU's Apple Cup upset.
NBA Commissioner David Stern said the league wouldn't rule out an expansion franchise, but said it would largely be up to a committee of owners headed by Clay Bennett, who led the purchase of the Seattle SuperSonics and moved them to Oklahoma City in 2008.
When you're 6-4 and weigh 335 pounds, it can be tough to find clothes that fit. And there's word a lot of the NFL's biggest guys are unhappy with the league's new form fitting uniforms.
The fate of Seattle Sounders FC general manager Adrian Hanauer is in the hands of the popular team's fans. And in an interview with Dori Monson, he says he wouldn't have it any other way.
