OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -Commissioner David Stern and other NBA officials will tour Oklahoma City’s downtown arena on March 25 as part of the Seattle SuperSonics’ relocation request.
Deputy commissioner Adam Silver, president of league and basketball operations Joel Litvin and team owners who serve on the relocation committee will be shown a presentation on planned improvements to the Ford Center that were approved Tuesday by voters.
Sonics owner Clay Bennett also plans to discuss an off-site practice facility and franchise business issues with the other owners.
The relocation committee will make a recommendation to the NBA’s 29 other team owners, who will decide on the Sonics’ relocation request at the league’s board of governors meetings April 17-18 in New York.
A trial is scheduled for federal court this June in Seattle’s bid to force the SuperSonics to remain in the city until their lease ends in 2010.
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