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^^^^ I don't think its that easy, especially with the Bucks history since '68. I guarantee that organization would have something to say about that. The NBA will not allow this VA rumor to pass. Its not happening, nothing more than rumors. Seattle has a better chance than VA.
Oh I see. So it's perfectly acceptable to move AN ENTIRE BASKETBALL TEAM from Seattle to Oklahoma City but Satan's hell fire will break loose if the Bucks who last won a division title in 2001 and before that in 1986 dare stray from their conference. You make it seem like we're moving them to the D-Leauge. They're just switching conferences!
VA BEACH MAKING PROGRESS:
http://www.news10.net/news/article/2...stealing-KingsVIRGINIA BEACH, VA - The city of Virginia Beach has moved one step closer to potentially stealing the Sacramento Kings.
During Tuesday night's city council meeting, Comcast-Spectacor President Peter Luukko told council members arena negotiations were on track.
Comcast-Spectacor is the sports and entertainment company that would help finance and run the arena.
RELATED STORY: Maloofs negotiate with Virginia Beach to possibly move Kings
According to the Virginian-Pilot, Luukko said, "We're negotiating hard. We're making progress, but we're not there yet. We have a ways to go, but every day is a better day."
During the presentation, Luukko would not name the professional sports team they're negotiating with, but sources tell News10 it's the Sacramento Kings.
The Virginia Beach City Council voted to move forward, continuing negotiations with all the players.
The timeline was also made public, with the city hoping to have all parties signing the dotted line by February or March.
RELATED STORY: Sacramento Kings to propose Virginia move, according to report
If that happens and the Maloofs decide to move the Kings, they would most likely file for relocation in March, in time for the NBA Board of Governor's to consider the application at its meeting in New York City.
“Maybe one of these days I won't fail ” - Clayton Kershaw following Dodgers World Series loss
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Who knows.
“Maybe one of these days I won't fail ” - Clayton Kershaw following Dodgers World Series loss
$67 Mill. in debt to Sac.
The league was going to loan it to the Magoof's, but since they're trying to move, I'm sure that deal is off the table. The rest, the NBA was going to donate it to them. Just give hem the money so they can get the arena done. Shows me the Magoof's want to get out, but don't have the money too. That was too good of a deal for those dipshits to pass up.
http://www.sacbee.com/2012/05/01/445...acramento.html
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Has anyone ever given any thought that the Maloof's are just Major Leaguing us? Spending minimal money on the players, minimal on scouting, minimal on arena & facilities so they can make it seem like they cant keep a team here, just so they can move it? What if they aren't broke like they say they aren't? What if they actually got this idea by watching a movie? Aren't they dumb enough to do that? My head hurts trying to understand the logic to this situation or lack thereof
Maloofs are do dumb that they are incapable of double crossing us.
Just listen to then speak publicly, they sound broke.
The last thing they spent money was our new Practice Facility awhile back.
From what I remember.
“Maybe one of these days I won't fail ” - Clayton Kershaw following Dodgers World Series loss
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