Seattle SuperSonicsThe Seattle SuperSonics are a National Basketball Association team based in Seattle, Washington, USA.
Arenas The Sonics Played In
Franchise historySeattle's first professional franchise. Began play in October, 1967. First playoff appearance, 1975. Won NBA championship in 1979. Division champions in 1979, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, and 2005. Team originally owned by Sam Schulman (1967 - 83), Barry Ackerley (1983 - 2001), and now Howard Schultz the Chairman of Starbucks Coffee (2001 - present). Players of noteBasketball Hall of Famers
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Not to be forgotten
Current roster (updated May 19, 2005)Starters
Bench
Injured Reserve
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Injured Reserve. Division champions in 1979, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, and 2005. The Sacramento Kings are a National Basketball Association team based in Sacramento, California. Won NBA championship in 1979. Corliss Williamson. First playoff appearance, 1975. Kenny Thomas. Began play in October, 1967. Peja Stojakovic. Seattle's first professional franchise. Brian Skinner. The Seattle SuperSonics are a National Basketball Association team based in Seattle, Washington, USA. Cuttino Mobley. C - #47 Robert Swift (Bakersfield HS, Bakersfield, California). Brad Miller. PG - #24 Mateen Cleaves (Michigan State). Bobby Jackson. PF - #77 Vladimir Radmanović (Владимир Радмановић) (Serbia). Mike Bibby. SF - #12 Damien Wilkins (Georgia). Rick Adelman (coach). C - #9 Vitaly Potapenko (Виталий Потапенко) (Wright State). PG - #23 Kevin Martin (Western Carolina). SF - #22 Ronald Murray (Shaw). SG - #24 Bobby Jackson (Minnesota). F/C - #21 Danny Fortson (Cincinnati). PG - #50 Eddie House (Arizona State). PG - #33 Antonio Daniels (Bowling Green). SG - #5 Maurice Evans (Texas). PF - #4 Nick Collison (Kansas). F/C - #54 Brian Skinner (Baylor). SF - #7 Rashard Lewis (Alief-Elsik HS, Houston, Texas). SF - #15 Erik Daniels (Kentucky). PF - #30 Reggie Evans (Iowa). PF - #34 Corliss Williamson (Arkansas). C - #13 Jerome James (Florida A&M). PF - #25 Darius Songaila (Wake Forest). SG - #34 Ray Allen (UConn). C - #00 Greg Ostertag (Kansas). PG - #8 Luke Ridnour (Oregon). SG - #5 Cuttino Mobley (Rhode Island). Brent Barry. PG - #10 Mike Bibby (Arizona). Nate McMillan. SF - #16 Peja Stojakovic (Peđa Stojaković / Пеђа Стојаковић) (Serbia). Jack Sikma. PF - #9 Kenny Thomas (New Mexico). Spencer Haywood. C - #52 Brad Miller (Purdue). 'Slick' Watts. 44 Sam Lacey. Tom Chambers. 27 Jack Twyman. Xavier McDaniel. 14 Oscar Robertson. Sam Perkins. 12 Maurice Stokes. Dale Ellis. 11 Bob Davies. Detlef Schrempf. 6 (Sixth Man) - The Fans. Shawn Kemp. 2 Mitch Richmond. Gary Payton. 1 Nate Archibald. Bob Blackburn (broadcaster, 1967-1992). Chris Webber. 43 Jack Sikma. Jason Williams. 32 Fred Brown. Spud Webb. 19 Lenny Wilkens. Kenny Smith. 10 Nate McMillan. Mitch Richmond. 1 Gus Williams. Otto Graham (Rochester). Lenny Wilkens (played and coached for Sonics; inducted as both). Vlade Divac. Doug Christie. Jon Barry. Jack Twyman (Rochester/Cincinnati). Maurice Stokes (Rochester/Cincinnati). Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati). Nate Archibald (Kansas City/Omaha). The Kings' uniform colors are similar to those of the National Hockey League's Los Angeles Kings. |