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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Aubrey Kerr McClendon is the CEO , chairman, and co-founder of Chesapeake Energy and co-owner of the Seattle Supersonics and Seattle Storm basketball teams. McClendon is on the board of directors at Chesapeake, which, among others, includes prominent Oklahoma politicians Frank Keating and Don Nickles . He co-founded Chesapeake, one of the largest natural ...
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Bombshell: Sonics minority owner admits they are lying bastards
Supersonicsoul - The Sonics Blog! —
... I'm not surprised, of course, that the head of an Enron-type energy company might lie, cheat and steal to get whatever he wanted, but it seems like the city of Seattle could have a real argument here: ...
Not Averse to Controversy: Meet Aubrey McClendon
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... It's not like he's scared to take on controversial issues. According to a wikipedia entry on him, McClendon has been a major contributor to these three "third rail" political issues: ...
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construda.blogspot.com 8/13/2007 — Dumb, yes I know, but it could realistically happen. In this story it talks about the Sonics moving out of Seattle and to Oklahoma City. Now when teams move they usually keep the nickname they are known by (New Orleans Hornets, Los Angeles Lakers, Utah Jazz, Memphis Grizzlies) in the NBA even knowing how dumb the latter three sound. Are there any lakes in L.A.? Bears in Memphis?
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myespn.go.com 8/14/2007 — Remember when Clay Bennett and all those rich men from Oklahoma City bought the Seattle SuperSonics? And everyone involved said no, no, no, good people of Seattle, you don't understand, these people aren't trying to take your team ! Don't be silly! ...
