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SEATTLE — Washington Gov. Jay Inslee presided over a meeting of Clippers and Portland Trail Blazers captains at midcourt before tipoff Monday evening as Lenny Wilkens, the coach of Seattle's lone NBA championship team in 1979, found his courtside seat. On the outer edge of the temporary court inside this…

The Rockets look like the Supersonics who used to look like the Rockets from the 70s

As Sue Bird brings her career to an end in the only WNBA home she’s known for 19 seasons, the impression she’s left is unlike any other athlete in the city’s history.

The greatest FA signing in Thunder history comes from the Seattle days of the franchise.

"I scored 51 points off the bench in my last official game. I was 39 years old."

Before he played under him as a forward with the Sonics, and before he forged a lifetime friendship with the legend, Spencer Haywood remembers meeting Bill Russell after the Celtics played against the Pistons in Detroit.

SEATTLE — It's another tease. Another brick on the (thus far) mythical road to bringing the Sonics — or at least a new team with that hallowed name — back to Seattle.

SEATTLE — While it isn’t the Sonics — at least not yet — two sources have confirmed a Los Angeles Times report Wednesday that NBA basketball will make its Climate Pledge Arena debut Oct. 3 in an exhibition game between the L.A. Clippers and Portland Trail Blazers.

"I grew up with the Sonics a little bit. I was like six (years old) when they left. So I never liked the Thunder."

Michael Cooper showed how much of a defensive stopper he was in Game 3 of the 1987 WCF versus the Seattle SuperSonics.

In Game 4 of the 1989 West semis, the Showtime Lakers came back from a huge deficit to sweep the stunned Seattle SuperSonics.