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Explosion release three players

MONROE — Snohomish County Explosion general manager Brad Sturlaugson announced Friday that the team has released three players: Jermaine Blackburn, Kyle Keyes and Milton Wright.

No other details were announced.

The Explosion, who compete in the International Basketball League, are 6-5 and in third place in the IBL’s West Division. They play tonight in Portland and Saturday night in Bellingham.

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