While you may love your Sonics franchise, some *** has moved your team.

Aug 13, 2008 4:46 PM EST

Blazers coach Nate McMillan doesn't want to see his #10 jersey, retired by the Sonics in Seattle, rehung in Oklahoma City, according to The Seattle Times.

"I never played in Oklahoma City," McMillan said. "I spent my whole career in Seattle, you know. I just don't see that happening. And that's fine with me."

McMillan is inviting all Seattle fans to switch allegiances to his Blazers. Owner Paul Allen is from Seattle, and both Brandon Roy and Martell Webster are products of Seattle's system.

"I don't think we want to come in there and try to just step over the Sonics and what they've done. But I'm saying to Seattle, 'Come on down,' " said McMillan. "The whole plan when I went down there was to rebuild the Trail Blazers, and now we're starting to see the future of that organization."

Via The Seattle Times

 I'm a Blazers fan from way back - went to college in Oregon when Clyde and TP were so good. I think it would be easier for Sonics fans to continue to support their team than to switch to the former arch-rivals. But that's just me. I know NFL fans in Houston had a hard time supporting the Oilers because their owner was a ***. It's not Kevin Durant's fault the ownership group had issues.

 Wait wait wait.

First you are the Rockets guy.

Then you are the Mavericks guy.

Then you are the Spurs guy.

AND NOW you are saying you have always been the Blazers guy?