E-mails may show Sonics misled Stern (AP)

Courtesy Yahoo! Sports - Top News  Thu, 04/10/2008 - 19:22

E-mail messages between SuperSonics owner Clay Bennett and team co-owners appear to show Bennett misled NBA commissioner David Stern on the group's intentions to move the team to Oklahoma City before all avenues for a new arena in Seattle were closed.

The messages have become part of the team's dispute with the city of Seattle over the two years remaining on its KeyArena lease.

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