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NBA Notebook: Webster fractures foot in victory over Kings

PORTLAND -- Trail Blazers forward Martell Webster fractured a bone in his left foot Tuesday night in a preseason victory over the Sacramento Kings.

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NBA Notebook: Livingston signs deal with Heat

MIAMI -- Shaun Livingston has never seen the gruesome video of himself grabbing a loose ball near midcourt, dribbling three times, going in for a layup attempt and having his left knee shred on the landing.

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NBA Notebook: Donaghy only ref linked to gambling

NEW YORK -- A review of the NBA's officiating program found no evidence of illegal activity by any referee other than Tim Donaghy, though it recommended significant changes for monitoring gambling and game integrity.

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NBA Notebook: Dickau joins Warriors

Former Gonzaga and Washington guard Dan Dickau signed with the Golden State Warriors.

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FSN's Davis going to OKC

The Oklahoma City Thunder named Brian Davis their television announcer.

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Schultz drops lawsuit seeking return of Sonics

Former Sonics chairman Howard Schultz announced Friday he is withdrawing his lawsuit against the Professional Basketball Club and attempting to unwind the 2006 sale of the team to Clay Bennett's group.

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Sonics fight cost city $2.9 million

They paid $2.3 million in attorney's fees, $61,296 for an expert witness who bombed on the stand and $17,000 to the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce, but in the end, the city of Seattle came out ahead financially in its lawsuit against the Sonics' Oklahoma-based ownership group led by Clay Bennett.

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Collison reflects on Sonics' relocation

After Storm practice Tuesday, Nick Collison shot around at the Furtado Center. It was just like old times, except he's now working out for the Oklahoma City NBA franchise.

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Sonics fans try to block ticket sales in OKC

A group of former Sonics supporters are asking Judge Richard Jones to halt ticket sales in Oklahoma City until Seattle's fans have the first shot at renewing tickets at the price and priority promised by Clay Bennett for the next two years.

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Schultz loses on 2 key motions

Judge Marsha Pechman ruled against former Sonics chairman Howard Schultz on two motions Wednesday in his suit against Clay Bennett, saying the case will not be split into two parts and that the NBA will be allowed to intervene.

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Suing Sonics fans want free seats in OKC

A group of former Sonics season ticket holders pursuing a class-action suit against Clay Bennett propose that an acceptable remedy in the breach of contract case would be free seats at games in Oklahoma City for the next two years.

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Ballmer balks at Bennett request

Clay Bennett's attorneys have subpoenaed the records of Microsoft chairman Steve Ballmer concerning all communications involving the Sonics over the last two years, but Ballmer is asking that the search be limited.

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Schultz lawyer senses anxiety in PBC

If Clay Bennett and his partners believe they didn't commit fraud and are seeking the quickest resolution to Howard Schultz's lawsuit, the Oklahoma City group should actually support Schultz's push for a split trial, his attorney argued Thursday.

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Deadline extended in Sonics accord

With little chance of citizens getting enough signatures to force a referendum, lawyers for the city and Clay Bennett have only to wait now for a new Aug. 18 deadline before finalizing their settlement to end the Sonics' KeyArena lease.

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Bennett claims Gorton, Walker behind Schultz's lawsuit

Howard Schultz attorney Richard Yarmuth denied claims made by Clay Bennett's lawyers that former Sen. Slade Gorton and ex-Sonics president Wally Walker were behind Schultz's suit against the Oklahoma City ownership group.