New city, new fans, more wins?: Carlesimo says it doesn't work that way
Not even P.J. Carlesimo , the chatty but articulate Oklahoma City coach, could properly put into words how turbulent a season the Seattle SuperSonics trudged through last season.
"People don't know what it was like here for the 12 months,” Carlesimo told The Oklahoman last week in a telephone interview from Seattle.
"It was not an ideal working situation, in my opinion, from the players' standpoint. Just ...
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