Link via Supersonicsoul. The award winning Idaho Stampede head coach, Bryan Gates,  tells all about the mysteriously coveted Mouhamed Sene.

Sene has played 18 games for the Stampede, and he's averaging 11.8 points, 8.5 rebounds and 2.06 blocks. In six games, Gelebale had a team-leading 17.8 scoring average and he sank a game-winning shot to beat Anaheim.

"Opportunity and minutes are the currency for development, and both Mo and Gelly have had the opportunity to play through their setbacks and manage their successes," Sonics general manager Sam Presti said. "They've shown us some growth."

Gelebale and Sene may have the NBA cache, but Gates hasn't disrupted team chemistry to cater to them. Sene has been a reserve in every game and Gelebale garnered one start because of an injury.

Tyrus Thomas, Joakim Noah, and Ben Gordon for Sene. I've heard salaries don't have to match in a trade when everyone is treated equally.