Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett?has never tried to hide his discontent with his current contract situation. But he has always said he wants to continue his career in Seattle.Bennetts comments in a recent Huffington Post interview, however, suggest his frustrations could be boiling over.It is never-ending, Bennett said. Especially when people are getting new contracts every day. You sit there and youre like, Damn, really? Im just to the point where its kind of like, if you dont think Im valuable, then just get rid of me.Michael Bennetts agent is planning to meet with the Seahawks early this week, a source told ESPNs Josina Anderson. The sides will try to see if they can come to terms on a contract extension.Bennett has two years left on his current deal. According to OverTheCap.com, 37 defensive linemen had more guaranteed money than Bennett in their current contracts at the time of signing.The veteran defensive lineman was unhappy last summer, but he showed up to work and had a career season, piling up 10 sacks and 19 tackles for loss. Bennett has been a key cog in a defense that has led the NFL in fewest points allowed for four straight seasons.Were gonna make an effort. An effort so he remains a Seahawk, Seattle coach Pete Carroll said.?Bennett, 30, switched agents during the offseason and did not attend any of the Seahawks voluntary workouts in the spring. Bennett showed up to minicamp but did not participate because of an ankle injury. He has said previously that he plans on showing up to the start of training camp next weekend.Last summer, the Seahawks dealt with Kam Chancellors holdout, which carried into the regular season. 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The move also reunites with him with head coach Dallas Eakins from their time together with the American Hockey Leagues Toronto Marlies.PHILADELPHIA -- Sam Hinkie wants the 76ers to use the Moneyball-type of thinking popularized in baseball to build a championship team in Philadelphia. Hinkie can crunch the numbers using any formula hed like -- hed find the Sixers were pretty awful this season. But thats why Hinkie was hired away from Houston, to build the 34-win Sixers into title contenders, not just by using traditional player statistics like rebounds and points, but through alternative -- and complex -- ways of calculating a players value that often clash with old-school, front-office thinking. Considered an innovator in the Rockets cutting edge analytic efforts, the Sixers named Hinkie team president and general manager on Tuesday. "Im just trying to use information to make decisions," Hinkie said. "I think some people move along quickly and others dont. Thats OK." Hinkie replaced president Rod Thorn, who moved into a consulting role, and GM Tony DiLeo, fired after one year on the job and 23 years total in the front office. Hinkie spent the last eight years in Houston and was the executive vice-president of basketball operations for the Rockets. A year after he was passed over for the GM job, Hinkie was the top choice this time by owner Joshua Harris to oversee the rebuilding of this beleaguered franchise. Hinkie must now hire a coach after Doug Collins resigned following three seasons. Collins and Thorn are officially consultants for the team, but are now in the background of a major reconstruction project that Harris, Hinkie and a new coach will tackle. The Sixers have a short list of coaching candidates but have not interviewed anyone. In looking for a coach, Hinkie said all philosophies would be blended into a successful organization, not just analytics. "I think its all too-often overstated about how analytically minded a head coach needs to be," Hinkie said. "I think every head coach in the NBA is analytically minded. I think they all want to win. I think more and more, as they meet organizations that have really invested in this, they say this is helpful." Hinkie replaces DiLeo, who was widely credited -- and now blamed -- for orchestrating the botched deal for injury-prone centre Andrew Bynum. Harris said some of the roster decisions made, like the Bynum deal and giving multi-year deals to Spencer Hawes and Kwame Brown, were not made with "good process. They werent good decisions." Philadelphia went to the playoffs in Collins first two seasons, and advanced to the Eastern Conference semifinals last season. But with Bynum injured all season, the 76ers stumbled to a 34-48 record this season, finishing 20 games behind division-champion New York. Theyll have a first-round pick in the NBA draft lottery and about $11--$12 million in salary cap room.dddddddddddd Hes off this week to Chicago for the pre-draft camp. Jrue Holiday was an All-Star in his third full season and joined Wilt Chamberlain as the two players in the franchises 50-year history to average more than 17 points and eight assists for an entire season. Thaddeus Young and Evan Turner are solid assets. But those two standouts -- along with Holiday -- werent enough to help lead the Sixers back to the post-season. Along the way, Bynum never played for the Sixers because of bone bruises in both knees. He insisted from training camp he would play this season, only to shut it down for good on March 18. He then underwent season-ending arthroscopic surgery on both knees. Bynum earned $16.5 million this season and is set to become an unrestricted free agent. Bynum is one of six free agents for the Sixers, who are devoid of any real assets outside of Holiday. Without playing a game for the Sixers, Bynum said at his introductory press conference he wanted to make Philadelphia his home -- and the team was ready to commit. "Where do I sign?" Harris said last August. "Show me the contract." There were no enthusiastic endorsements at the Sixers practice facility on Tuesday. "I think of Andrew like the thousands of other young men walking around the world that are unrestricted free agents that have potential to play NBA basketball," Hinkie said. "He is one of those. Im duty bound to consider them and look at them. All of them." And from Harris? "Were going to look into it." The Rockets became the first NBA team to manage the basketball operations of its D-League team. Likely as a sign of whats ahead, the 76ers last month acquired a team to compete in the NBAs developmental league in Delaware. It was that kind of thinking that impressed the Rockets -- and the Sixers. "His valuable insight regarding players and the NBA, whether building around Yao Ming or taking the multiple strategic steps necessary to acquire James Harden, has provided the Rockets with an unmatched advantage over the years," Houston GM Daryl Morey said. "Philadelphia will realize over time what an important acquisition they have made." The Sixers hope they realize it if they can celebrate their first championship since 1983. ------ NOTES: Harris is Managing Partner of Apollo Management, which he co-founded in 1990. Apollos investments include the fast-food chains Hardees and Carls Jr. In March, Hostess Brands Inc. sold Twinkies, Ding Dongs, Ho Hos and other brands to Apollo Global Management and Metropoulos & Co. for $410 million. "We try to buy good franchises at low prices and we were able to do that with Hostess," Harris said. ' ' '