Seattle SuperSonics

The Bullets, unheralded and unappreciated when the Playoffs began, didn't stop until they had gobbled up the championship in a classic 4-3 win over the Seattle SuperSonics in the NBA Finals. 1986: Most memories of the 1986 Western Conference finals go ...

By Chris Tomasson, for NBA.com DENVER -- Michael Jordan left to play baseball, and a new NBA champion was destined to be called in from the bullpen. George Karl felt pretty good about it being his Seattle SuperSonics. When Jordan retired for the first ...

In 1992, his Seattle team didn't play for six days after winning a first-round series. In '96, his SuperSonics didn't start the West final until six days after completing a 4-0 semifinal sweep of Houston. With memories of those waits not immediately ...

In one of the biggest upsets in NBA Playoff history, the eighth-seeded Denver Nuggets eliminated the top-seeded Seattle SuperSonics 98-94 in overtime in Game 5 of their Western Conference First Round series at the Seattle Coliseum on May 7, 1994. The Nuggets, who won the last three games...

In the SEATTLE TIMES, Percy Allen writes that "with room at the end of their roster, the Sonics plan to use the rest of the season as an extended audition for minor-league basketball players. Seattle signed Marcus Fizer, who played with the Austin Toros in the NBA Developmental League, to a...