Jim Fox, 1973-75. Fox spent three seasons on the Sonics as a starter. He was a double-double machine. He averaged 10.6 points and nine rebounds in 227 career games in Seattle.

The Oklahoma City Thunder celebrated their first NBA title with a parade through their downtown Tuesday morning, and that ...

Along those lines, it is frankly gross and disrespectful to the memory of the SuperSonics, all of their fans, and the Thunder, who, at this point, couldn't be any more distanced from their old ...

It’s been eight years since the Seattle SuperSonics existed as a team and played in KeyArena. Last week, The Seattle Times reported that New Mexico-based real estate investment company M.T. Phoenix ...

In Seattle, the Thunder’s success reopens wounds never fully healed. Seventeen years after the Sonics left town, Oklahoma City’s run to the NBA Finals feels to fans like “they’re making ...

A fan hold up a sign in the stands urging the former Seattle Sonics basketball team to return to Seattle before a preseason NBA basketball game between the Los Angeles Clippers and the Portland ...

Former Seattle SuperSonics star Slick Watts passed away on Saturday morning at the age of 73. Watts had been in poor health since suffering a stroke in 2021. Watt’s passing leaves a deep void in ...

SEATTLE — When the SuperSonics left here in 2008, Brent Barry felt it in his gut. There was an emptiness, a sadness so pronounced that he was moved to put pen to paper. At the time, Barry was ...

Forty years ago Saturday, the expansion Seattle SuperSonics walked into the arena for their first regular-season game, a road tilt against the San Francisco Warriors. The scene that greeted them ...

But whenever that happens, and if Seattle is awarded one of the two teams, not only will the city be getting an NBA team back, they could be getting the name "SuperSonics" back, too. Per ESPN : ...

Seattle Post-Intelligencer Logo. News. Sonics' number nearly up. Timberwolves win, need one more victory to eliminate Seattle. By SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER NEWS SERVICES April 6, 2001.