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Kevin Garnett wants NBA back in Seattle

Photo: Associated Press

UNDATED (AP) — Kevin Garnett recently found out that he’s going into the Basketball Hall of Fame later this year. He’s struggling, as so many are, with the news and uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus pandemic. He also has dreams to chase, and one of them that he revealed in an interview with The Associated Press is that he would like to see the NBA back in Seattle one day.

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