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Sactown Royalty found this 9/25/2008 on www.sacbee.com [flag]
(11:01 A.M.) By Sam Amick samick@sacbee.com The Kings' push to secure a young core took another step forward on Thursday, as they agreed in principle to a contract extension for fourth-year swingman Francisco Garcia. According to a source with knowledge... [link]

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Francisco Garcia Signs an Extension: $30 Million, Five Years
Published 9/25/2008 by Ziller at Sactown Royalty
From SN&R; Readers' Choice Best Sportwriter in Sacramento winner Sam Amick: The Kings' push to secure a young core took another step forward on Thursday, as they agreed in principle to a contract extension for fourth-year swingman Francisco Garcia. According to a source with knowledge of the negotiations, the deal is for five years and $29.8 million. Kings basketball president Geoff Petrie did not immediately return a call for comment, nor did Garcia's agent, Aaron Goodwin. This deal is well within the acceptable ...

Sacramento Makes Garcia Part Of Its Long-Term Plans
Published 9/25/2008 by Ryne Nelson (Ryne@harris-pub.com) at SLAM Online
The Sacramento Bee reports the Kings agreed in principle to a contract extension deal worth $29.8 million over five years.

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The Sacramento Kings have signed Dominican guard Francisco Garcia to a five-year contract extension. The deal was first unveiled by Thursday’s edition of newspaper El Caribe of Dominican Republic.
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