SuperSonics trying to focus on the court, not courtroom
SEATTLE (AP) - Once Kevin Durant got the ball in his hands, he couldn't stop himself from twirling it on his finger, dribbling between his legs and swishing a short jumper while being shuttled between photo shoots.
For a day, the Seattle SuperSonics tried to ignore the off-court questions about ownership, relocation and lawsuits and put the focus back on their overhauled roster, centered around Durant, the No. 2 pick ...
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