Suns beat Sonics in season opener
phoenixsunsrising.blogspot.com 11/2/2007 — Suns take the season opener 106-99 over the Seattle Supersonics. Not gonna write much of a recap because it's kinda late and I watched the game on DVR. We've got the Lakers tonight though so that should be fun. Feel free to talk it out in the ...
Suns at Supersonics Game Info
nba.com 11/2/2007 — Full Scoreboard Thu, Nov 01 Pistons Heat 91 80 Final Rockets Jazz 106 95 Final Suns Supersonics 35 39 2nd Qtr 7:17 Suns 106 Team 1 2 3 4 T Suns 27 28 24 27 106 Supersonics 26 32 24 17 99 Final Supersonics 99 Game Links : Game Final Boxscore Full ...
You Can Bank(s) on It: Three Marcus Banks Three Pointers Help Suns Rally to Beat the Sonics
20secondtimeout.blogspot.com 11/2/2007 — The Seattle SuperSonics led at halftime and at the end of three quarters of their game with the Phoenix Suns but--as TNT's Doug Collins suspected--they did not possess the veteran savvy or toughness necessary to seal the deal. Marcus Banks made three three pointers in 55 seconds at the end of the third quarter and the beginning of the fourth quarter to erase an 82-73 Seattle lead.
Local group makes pitch to buy Sonics
seattletimes.nwsource.com 11/2/2007 — JIM BATES / THE SEATTLE TIMES Sonics owner Clay Bennett chats with NBA Hall of Famer and Seattle-area resident Bill Russell during the team's home opener against Phoenix Thursday night at KeyArena.
Suns shake off rust in 2nd half, Beat Sonics in opener
azsportshub.com 11/2/2007 — The Phoenix Suns (1-0) opened the 2007/08 campaign with a 106-99 win in Seattle in a very entertaining game of basketball at the Key Arena. Suns looked a bit rusty in the first half as too many turnovers and missed 3-point shots allowed a young Sonics team to lead by 3 after two quarters. The Sonics played a lot of zone defense, protecting the paint, effectively taking away the inside game from th
Suns Win Season Opener over Sonics 106-99
brightsideofthesun.com 11/2/2007 — Boxscore NBA.com Recap Well, it wasn't pretty. In fact, the Suns looked downright rusty at times in their season opener, and Seattle rookie Kevin Durant looked like he had been playing in the NBA for a lot longer than a week. The ...
