Traceability of team name
The Seattle SuperSonics were born Seattle , is the headquarters of Boeing, the world's largest aircraft manufacturer. When the team was established in 1967, Boeing was developing and manufacturing supersonic airliners The Boeing Company The basketball team founded with the help of the company also chose the name "Supersonics". In the summer of 2008, the Seattle SuperSonics moved to Oklahoma Oklahoma City , the team was also renamed Oklahoma City Thunder. time | Team name |
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1967 to 2008 | Seattle SuperSonics |
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1967 to 1973
Seattle was approved to form a team to join the NBA on December 20, 1966. The team began to participate in the NBA in the 1967-68 season. In the same year, the San Diego Rockets also entered the NBA (this team soon moved to Houston). The Sonics used the sixth pick in the first round to select players from the University of Baptiste in the 1967 draft convention Al Tucker , the new team hired Al Bianchi As the first bishop. In the 1967-68 season, the first season of the Sonics ended with 23-59, ranking the second from the bottom in the league, but the San Diego Rockets' 15-67 was worse. The team lost 116-144 to the San Francisco Warriors in the first game in the team's history. He won the first game in the third game of the season against the San Diego Rockets, who also just entered the NBA.
In the game against Philadelphia 76ers on December 20, they were scored 160 points by their opponents, which was also the most points lost game in the history of the team. In the rest of the season, the Sonics team scored more than 150 points by the opponent four times, and the team lost an average of 125.1 points per game that season. The Sonics scored the most points in a game on the night of February 11, when they defeated the San Francisco Warriors 146 to 118.
In the 1968-69 season, Bianchi continued to serve as the team's head coach, and the team's performance improved seven games compared with the 1967-68 season, finishing the season with 30 wins and 52 losses. In the second half of the season, the Sonics once won five consecutive games, and won seven of the eight games. Unfortunately, in the following games, the team entered a low point, losing 10 games in a row, which is also the second most consecutive loss in the history of the team, completing the last 20 games with 2 wins and 18 losses. Before the beginning of the 1969-70 season, the Sonics completed the most important transaction in the history of the team at that time mahdi abdul-rahman To St. Louis Hawks in return Lenny Wilkens 。 Lanny Wilkens became the player and coach of the team in the 1969-70 season, and the team's performance improved to 36-46. The Sonics ended the regular season with the fifth place in the western region, compared with the first place Atlanta Eagles 12 games behind. In terms of players: Lanny Wilkens became the league's assist king with an average of 9.1 assists per game, and also contributed 17.8 points. Bob Ruhr once again scored 20+10 points, averaging 24.6 points and 10.3 rebounds per game. In the 1970-71 season, the Sonics improved their performance to 38 wins and 44 losses. Because Lanny Wilkens is a good player and coach, the team management decided to Tom Macheli Also appointed as player and coach. In this season, the Sonics team performed very well at home: 27-13. The team is an offensive team, averaging 115 points per game in the season. In terms of players: Lanny Wilkens participated in his third All Star Game in the SuperSonics, and won the MVP of the All Star Game with 21 points in the game, averaging 19.8 points and 9.2 assists per game, ranking second only to Cincinnati Royals Of Norm van Leer Ranked 2nd. teammate Kirk Snyder His performance is also excellent, averaging 19.4 points per game, and his 53.1% shooting percentage and 83.7% free throw percentage rank fifth in the league. 1973-1980
Before the start of the 1973-74 season, the Sonics Bill Russell As the coach and general manager of the team, the team has attracted extensive attention in the league. The team's performance in this season has also improved to a certain extent: 36 wins and 46 losses, 10 more wins than the 1972-73 season, completing the regular season. The Sonics ranked third in the Pacific Division, 11 games behind the Lakers. In terms of players: Jim Fox grabbed the team's highest 30 rebounds in the game against the Lakers on December 26, 1973. On March 23, 1974, Fred Brown scored 58 points in the game against Golden State Warriors. In the 1974-75 season, Bill Russell became the coach and manager of the Sonics again, and the team also entered for the first time playoff 。 From 1977 to 1980, the Sonics team began to enter its heyday. 1977-78 season, Lenny Wilkens Once again, he became the head coach of the Sonics. The Sonics entered the playoffs with 47 wins and 35 losses. The Lakers were eliminated 2-1 in the first round of the playoffs (the first round was the best of three games), and then defeated the Blazers and Denver Nuggets Washington Bullets Meet in the finals. After seven matches between the two teams, the Sonics lost the final game 99-105 and missed the championship. In the 1978-79 season, the Sonics won more than 50 games in the regular season for the first time, marking the first 50+win season in the team's history [2] , entered the playoffs with 52 wins and 30 losses. After defeating the Lakers and Suns in the playoffs, the Sonics met the Bullets again in the finals. After losing the first game, the Sonics won four consecutive games and won the first NBA championship in the team's history.
1980-1990
In the decade of the 1980s, the Sonics team went up and down, and entered the playoffs five times in the decade. After the 1985-86 season, the head coach Lenny Wilkens The Sonics ended the "Wilkens era" when they went to press. Wilkens won the only championship trophy for the team when he was in charge of the Sonics. His record in charge of the Sonics was 478 wins and 402 losses. In the 1980s, the team was worth mentioning in the 1986-87 season, when the Sonics sent Sikma away. When Sikma left the Sonics, he won 7729 rebounds, 705 blocked shots and 3044 free throws for the Sonics, all of which ranked first in the team. Sikma's No. 43 jersey also retired from the Sonics. In the 1986-87 season, the SuperSonics had a record of 39-43, but still entered the playoffs. After defeating the Mavericks and the Rockets in the playoffs, the SuperSonics met the Lakers in the Western Conference finals, but they were eliminated by the Lakers with a 0-4 aggregate score.
1990-1993
1990-91 season, K. C. Jones He was hired as the new head coach of the Sonics and took over the position of Bernie Bikstaff. As a coach, K C Jones led the Celtics to win the championship twice, and as a player, he has eight championship rings. But this time Jones' arrival did not make the SuperSonics out of mediocrity. The regular season record was still 41 wins and 41 losses, obtaining the last playoff ticket in the western region. In terms of players: Derek McGee's average 15.3 points per game and Shawn Kemp The average 15 points per game ranked the top two in the team. At the same time, Kamp also averaged 8.4 rebounds per game, and on January 18, 1991, he gave 10 big hats to the opposing Lakers, creating a record for the Sonics. Rookie from Oregon State University Gary Payton Replaced Nate McMillan He is the first starting point guard of the team and has become the top assistant of the team with an average of 6.4 assists per game. In the 1991-92 season, the Sonics continued to be in the transition period, but they performed very well in the second half of the season. After the team's record of 18 wins and 18 losses, the coach K · C · Jones was dismissed on January 15, 1992. A week later, the team hired George Karl As the new head coach, George Karl's arrival has boosted the team's morale and made it 27-15 in the rest of the season. The team's regular season record is 47-35, ranking 4th in the Pacific Division. In the playoffs, the Sonics beat 3-1 in the first round Golden State Warriors However, the team entered the western semifinals and lost to the Jazz 1-4 on aggregate. In terms of players: Ricky Pierce With an average score of 21.7 points per game, the team ranked the third in the league with a 91.6% free throw shooting rate. Cage's 56.6% shooting percentage ranked fifth. Dana Barros With 44.6% three-point shooting rate, he became the league's three-point king. In the 1992-93 season, the Sonics had the second best regular season record of 55-27 in the history of the team, ranking second after the Suns in the Pacific Division. In the playoffs, the Sonics defeated the Jazz 3-2 in the first round to complete the revenge war; Later, the Rockets were eliminated in the Western semifinals with the victory of overtime in Game 7. In the Western Conference finals, the Sonics team lost to the Suns by 3 - 4 overall score, and was not qualified for the finals. In terms of players: Ricky Pierce once again became the team's scoring champion with an average of 18.2 points per game. veteran Eddie Johnson Ranked 3rd in the league with 91.1% free throw shooting rate. Nate McMillan ranked 4th with 2.37 steals per game, and Payton ranked 9th with 2.16 steals. 1993-1997
Ford Center 
Gary Payton In the 1996-97 season, after the team had a record of 57 wins and 25 losses in the regular season, the Sonics Rockets After 7 hard fights, he lost to his opponent, head coach George Karl From the team, we also found many areas that can be improved in the next season and many advantages of the team. For the fifth consecutive season, the Sonics won 55+in the regular season. At the same time, the Sonics team also won the league's best 26 away wins, becoming the first team in NBA history to occupy the first place in the league's steals list for five consecutive seasons, with an average of 11.02 steals per game. 1997-2000
In the 1997-98 season, with the addition of seven new players, the team's regular season record was 61 wins and 21 losses, which made the team the champion of the Pacific Division for the fourth time in five seasons. The Sonics has also become the third team in NBA history to win 55+regular season games for six consecutive seasons. The Sonics beat the Timberwolves 2-3 in the first round of the playoffs; But in the second round against the Lakers, he was eliminated with a total score of 1-4. In terms of players: Gary Payton Under the leadership of head coach Carl, he has developed into one of the most outstanding point guards in the NBA. His average number of assists per game has reached a new personal high of 8.3, ranking sixth in the league. At the same time, his average score of 19.2 points per game can also rank 19th. In defense, he ranked second in the NBA Defensive Player of the Year. 
Shawn Kemp In the 1999-00 season, the Sonics, led by Paul Westphal, won 45 and lost 37 in the regular season, ranking 4th in the Pacific Division. In the 1999-00 season, he entered the playoffs for the ninth time in 10 years. In the first round of the playoffs, the Sonics were eliminated by the Jazz with a total score of 2-3, and stopped in the first round. In terms of players: Gary Payton's average 24.2 points, 8.9 assists, 1.87 steals and 41.8 minutes of playing time per game are the most in the team, and he is also included in the NBA's first team of the year, and is second only to Shaquille O'Neill Second place. Meanwhile, Payton was selected as the first defensive team of the NBA for the seventh consecutive season. 2000-2005
After the start of the 2000-01 season, the Sonics decided that the team's former star Nate McMillan On November 27, 2000, he replaced the former head coach Paul Westphal as the temporary head coach, and led the team to defeat the Blazers in the first game just after taking office. Nate McMillan signed a four-year contract with the team in March 2001 and became the team's head coach. In terms of players: Gary Payton has become the team's top scorer and assist leader with 23.1 points and 8.1 assists per game, and has also surpassed in the history of the SuperSonics Fred Brown He became the new scoring king of the team and was selected as the NBA Defensive Team of the Year for the eighth consecutive season. The Sonics ended the 2000-01 regular season with a record of 44-38, ranking fifth in the Pacific Division, but the team lost the opportunity to participate in the playoffs for the second time in 11 seasons. In the first full season led by Nate McMillan in the 2001-2002 season, the Sonics ended the regular season with a final record of 45 wins and 37 losses, ranking seventh in the western region. In the first round of the playoffs, he was eliminated by the powerful Spurs with a total score of 3-4. In terms of players: Gary Payton The average playing time of 40.3 minutes per game, 22.1 points, and nine assists ranked first in the Sonics, and participated in the NBA All Star Game for the eighth consecutive season, breaking Jack Sikma A record. At the same time, Payton was selected as the first defensive team of the NBA for the ninth consecutive season, which was equal to Michael Jordan. Brent Barry It showed a leader's demeanor, and the ball control was very stable. The second organizer of the team scored 14.4 points, 5.4 rebounds and 5.3 assists on average per game. In the 2002-03 season, the SuperSonics only scored 40 wins and 42 losses in the regular season, making them ineligible for the playoffs. But players: new players Ray Allen In 29 games for the Sonics, Allen averaged 24.5 points, 5.6 rebounds and 5.9 assists per game, all career highs, and won the opportunity to represent the United States in the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. Rashad Lewis also performed well. With the increasing number of shots, he averaged 18.1 points per game. Forwards who enter NBA directly without draft Reggie Evans He became the team's best rebounder with an average of 6.6 rebounds per game. In the 2003-04 season, due to Gary Payton's trade in the 2002-03 season, the supersonic team had two top 14 draft rights in the 2003 draft convention. The team used these two draft rights to select the forward from the University of Kansas Nick Collison And guards from the University of Oregon Luke Ridnour 。 However, the final record of the Sonics team in this season is 37-45, which is the team's worst record since the 1980s. In terms of players: although he missed 26 games Ray Allen He still played one of the best seasons in his career, averaging 23 points and 4.8 assists per game, and participated in the first All Star Game after coming to the SuperSonics. In the 2004-05 season, the Sonics finished the regular season with a record of 52-30, winning more than 50 games for the first time since the 1997-98 season. The Sonics defeated the experienced Kings in the first round of the playoffs. In the western semi-finals, the Sonics was eliminated by the final champion Spurs with a total score of 2-4. Players: Ray Allen scored 23.9 points on average in the regular season. Because of his outstanding performance this season, he participated in the All Star Game and selected the second team of the NBA. Rashad Lewis and Allen participated in the first All Star Game of their career together. Their average score in the regular season also exceeded 20 points, with an average of 20.5 points per game. At the same time, two players in the team were shortlisted for the sixth person of the year, Vladimir Radmanovic Ranked 5th, Marquis Daniels Ranked 8th. Daniels got a career season high average of 11.2 points per game, and ranked second in the league with 3.96 assists to errors ratio. 2005-2007
In the 2005-06 season, in order to replace Nate McMillan, the Sonics appointed Bob Weiss For the new head coach. From the very beginning, it proved that this plan did not work. The Sonics were 4 out of 5 in the first game and stumbled 6 wins and 8 losses in November. In December, the team still did not improve. After losing the first game of the New Year, the management decided to change its course. Weiss was dismissed after only 30 games and 13 wins and 17 losses. In the new manager Bob Hill Under the leadership of the Sonics, there was little improvement, and the team finally ranked third in the division with a disappointing 35 wins and 47 losses. The only highlight is that Ray Allen and Rashad Lewis both averaged over 20 points per game. At the end of the season, the Seattle SuperSonics team was sold to an investment group in Oklahoma City, which expressed its desire to move the team to Oklahoma City, claiming that the key arena just renovated 10 years ago was too old and needed to be replaced. Since the contract between the team and Seattle will expire in 2010, fans began to organize the "Save Our Supersonics" organization to keep the team in Seattle.
2006-07 season, with the team sold to Oklahoma City businessmen Cray Bennett The sound of supersonic leaving Seattle is also getting louder and louder. After the purchase of the team was approved by the NBA owner, Bennett issued an ultimatum to Seattle, saying that if he failed to make a plan to build a new stadium before October 31, 2007, he would move the team [6] 。
Kevin Durant In the 2007-08 season, this season became a tough one for the Sonics. Due to the breakdown of the negotiation with Seattle about the new stadium, the boss Cray Bennett publicly said that he would move the team to his hometown Oklahoma City 。 On the court, because Ray Allen was traded, the Sonics team did not have enough talented players to assist the team's rookie forward Kevin Durant. The new coach, P.J. Kalesimo, suffered eight consecutive defeats in his first month of coaching. The first month was 3-14. In the end, the Sonics only got the worst 20 wins and 62 losses in the regular season. In terms of players: Kevin Durant Leading all rookies with 20.3 points per game and winning the best rookie award. 2008-2012
The newly rising Thunder Team
Russell Westbrook The best head coach of the youth team this season Scott Brooks Under the guidance of, he played a very passionate and enjoyable game. Except for the center position, almost all positions are the hope of the future of the league. Among them, Kevin Durant, the leader, scored 30.1 points per game LeBron James To win the regular season scoring champion, Russell Westbrook He quickly became the top five young point guards in the league in the position of ball control, Jeff Green Then he can go inside and out, and gradually grow into an all-round power forward. The Oklahoma City Thunder team had six bloody fights with the defending champion Lakers in the playoffs, and finally lost 2-4 to the Lakers. In the 2010-2011 season, the Thunder team completed the regular season with 55-27 losses. In this playoff, the Thunder team went further and reached the Western Conference finals all the way. But in the Western Conference finals Dirk NOWITZKI Leading Dallas Mavericks , the Thunder Team lost 1-4 [7] 。 In the 2011-2012 season, the Thunder Team finished the regular season with 47 wins and 19 losses, and met the defending champion again in the first round of the playoffs because the season shrank to only 66 games dallas mavericks Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City and Oklahoma City swept through with a total score of 4-0 and met in the semifinals of the Western Conference Los Angeles Lakers , reached the Western Conference finals 4-1. Meet in the Western finals San Antonio Spurs The Thunder first swallowed two consecutive defeats and won four consecutive games to defeat the Spurs and advance to the finals. This is also the second time the Sonics entered the finals after 1996. But in the finals LeBron James Leading Miami Heat And finally lost again 1-4 [8] 。 On July 2, 2012, Bennett, the boss of Oklahoma, announced that he had paid 75 million yuan of litigation compensation and moved the Sonics from Seattle to Oklahoma City.
2012-2015
In the 2012-13 season, the Thunder team completed the regular season with 62 wins and 20 losses, and met former teammates in the first round of the playoffs James Harden Leader Houston Rockets Although the Thunder team soon won three consecutive games Russell Westbrook The Rockets won two games in a row. The Thunder team advanced 4-2, but was eliminated by the Memphis Grizzlies 1-4 in the semifinals of the Western Conference [9] 。 In the 2013-14 season, the Thunder team completed the regular season with 59 wins and 23 losses, and successfully entered the playoffs. In the first round of the playoffs, they met the Grizzlies, the opponent of the semifinals of the western part of the 2012-13 season, and the Oklahoma City Thunder team advanced with a 4-3 total score. In the Western semifinals, the Thunder and Los Angeles Clippers After six wars, he defeated his opponent 4-2 and returned to the Western China finals. However, in the Western Conference finals, the Thunder team finally lost to the Spurs 2-4, and missed the finals. In the 2014-15 season, the Thunder Team ranked the ninth in the league with a record of 45-37, and failed to qualify for the playoffs. This is the first time since 2000 that the Thunder Team failed to qualify for the playoffs, and it is the head coach of the Thunder Team who has coached for seven seasons Scott Brooks Was expelled. On April 30, 2015, the Thunder Team decided to University of Florida coach Billy Donovan Served as the new head coach [10] 。 2016-2020
In the 2015-16 season, Thunder ranked third in the regular season with a record of 55-27.
Nick Collison In the 2018-19 season, the Thunder averaged 114.5 points and 48.1 rebounds, including 12.6 frontcourt rebounds, 23.4 assists, 9.4 steals and 5.2 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 45.4% and a three-point shooting percentage of 34.8%. In the first half of the trip, it was ranked the third in the western region for a long time, but after all stars Paul George The impact of injury and illness caused the team to fall into a downturn and once fell to the eighth place in the western region. On March 11, 2019, Thunder signed a multi-year contract with guard DeOnt Burton, who previously signed a two-way contract with Thunder. [13] On March 21, Thunder retired Nick Collison's No. 4 jersey. [35] 
Shea Gilges Alexander On December 23, 2019, the Thunder defeated the Clippers 118-112 at home, achieving four consecutive victories, while also raising the team's record to 15-14, and the winning rate exceeded 50% for the first time in the 2019-20 season [14] 。 On August 6, 2020, Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 105-86, which was the lowest point lost by Oklahoma City Thunder in the 2019-20 season. [15] In the 2019-20 season, Oklahoma City scored 44 wins and 25 losses in the regular season, and advanced to the playoffs as the fifth in the western region. In the first round of the playoffs, the Thunder narrowly defeated the Rockets by 104-100, dragging the series into the tiebreak. In the tiebreak seven, Oklahoma City lost 102-104 to the Rockets and was eliminated by 3-4 scores. Thunder has been out of the first round for the fourth consecutive year since the 2015-16 season. [16-17]
On November 12, 2020 (Beijing time), the Thunder team officially announced that Mark Degenott, who served as the team assistant last season, became the new coach of the team. [18]
2022
On July 7, 2022, the Utah Summer League was contested for the second day, and the Thunder team defeated the Grizzlies 87-71. [34]
2023
On April 8, 2023, the Lone Ranger lost 112-115 to the Bulls, and Thunder locked the qualification for the play off. [36-37] On April 13, in the NBA play off, the Thunder defeated Pelican 123-118 away. [39] On April 15, the 2022-23 season of the Thunder officially ended when the Thunder defeated the Minnesota Timberwolves in the NBA playoff. [38] On July 1, the NBA free market opened, and Oladibo was sent back to Thunder. [41] On July 7, the Thunder official announced that the team officially obtained Carson Wallace and Davis Beltans ； It is reported that Mills will be sent to Thunder together with three second round signings as part of the big deal of the five teams. [42-43] On July 8, Thunder officially announced that Kionte Johnson Sign a two-way contract. [44] On July 9, Patty Mills Sold by Thunder to Hawk for Little Tate Washington , Usman Garuba, Rudy Gay and one future round signing. [45] On July 18, Thunder officially announced that the team officially signed Vasilier Misi odd [46] 。 On July 20, Thunder fired Rudy Gay [47] ； Reach a multi-year contract renewal agreement with coach Mark Degnott [49] 。 On July 21, the official announcement Jack White Join. [48] On October 18, Thunder and Rocket reached a deal. Rocket sent Kevin Porter Jr. and the next two rounds to Thunder to get Oladibo and Earl; Thunder will immediately fire Little Potter. [50] On October 20, it was reported that Thunder officially announced that the team had signed a defender Adam Flagler and Caleb McConnell 。 [51] On October 23, it was reported that the Thunder Team was cut off Jack White 。 [52] 2024
On January 12, 2024, the Thunder defeated the Blazers in 139-77 at home. The 62 point difference was the largest in the team's history, ranking fourth in NBA history. So far, Thunder has won 100+net victories in the last two games with a team, the first team in NBA history to achieve this. [53-55] In this battle, Thunder sent 41 assists throughout the game, equalling the single assist record of Thunder team history. [56] In February, Thunder signed Bismarck Bilyongbo ； Send out Trey Mann and Davis Beltans and get them from the Hornets trade Gordon Hayward 。 [57-58] On March 4, Thunder defeated the Suns 118-110 away from home, returning to the first place in the west; This is the first time since the 2013-14 season that Thunder ranked first in the western region in March. [59] On April 30, in the first round of the playoffs, the G4, the Oklahoma City Thunder, 97-89, defeated the Pelicans 4-0 in the total score, and advanced to the second round of the playoffs after eight years, becoming the youngest team to win the playoff series in NBA history. [61-62] On May 19, in Game 6 of the Western Semifinal, Thunder 116-117 lost to the Lone Ranger, and was eliminated 2-4 with a big score. [63] On June 21, the news that the bull will Alex Caruso Trade to Thunder, exchange back Josh Gideon 。 [64-65] On June 28, Warriors traded the No. 52 signing to Thunder for a return Lindy Waters III 。 [66] 2023-24 season lineup full name | position | height | weight | Ball number | birthday | nationality |
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Adam Flagler | guard | one point nine | 81.6 kg | fourteen | 1999/12/1 | U.S.A |
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Isaiah Joe | guard | one point nine | 74.8 kg | eleven | 1999/7/2 | U.S.A |
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Carson Wallace | guard | one point nine | 88.5kg | twenty-two | 2003/11/7 | U.S.A |
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Sheigilges Alexander | guard | one point nine eight | 88.5kg | two | 1998/7/12 | Canada |
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Osman Jean | forward | two point zero six | 83.9 kg | thirteen | 2003/5/21 | France |
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Lugez Dort | guard | one point nine three | 99.8 kg | five | 1999/4/19 | Canada |
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Kenrich Williams | Defender forward | one point nine eight | 95.3 kg | thirty-four | 1994/12/2 | U.S.A |
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Jerin Williams | forward | two point zero six | 108.9 kg | six | 2002/6/29 | U.S.A |
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Jaren Williams | Defender forward | one point nine six | 95.7 kg | eight | 2001/4/14 | U.S.A |
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Bismarck Bilyongbo | Center-forward | two point zero three | 115.7 kg | fifteen | 1992/8/28 | Democratic Republic of the Congo |
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Gordon Hayward | forward | two point zero one | 102.1 kg | thirty-three | 1990/3/23 | U.S.A |
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Mike Muskala | Forward center | two point zero eight | 108.9 kg | fifty | 1991/7/1 | U.S.A |
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Keente Johnson | forward | one point nine three | 104.3 kg | eighteen | 2000/5/24 | U.S.A |
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Aaron Wiggins | guard | one point nine six | 86.2kg | twenty-one | 1999/1/2 | U.S.A |
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Olivier Sal | Center-forward | two point zero eight | 108.9 kg | thirty | 1999/2/20 | France |
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Chet Homgren | Center forward | two point one six | 94.3 kg | seven | 2002/5/1 | U.S.A |
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Alex Caruso | guard | one point nine six | 84.4kg | six | 1994/2/28 | U.S.A |
Note: Data deadline: June 28, 2024 [19] [64-66]
management layer |
post | name | remarks |
Team Owner | Clay Bennett | In the summer of 2006, Bennett bought it from Howard Schultz, the boss of Starbucks, for 350 million dollars The Seattle SuperSonics (the predecessor of the Thunder Team) in a semi sinking state [20] |
general manager | Sam Presti | - |
Coaching team |
post | name | Educational background | remarks |
head coach | Mark Degnott | - | - |
Assistant coach | Rex Karamyn | California State Polytechnic University Pomona Campus | - |
Robert Peck | University of Southern California | - |
Mark Bryant | Xidong University | - |
Ke Tepstra | Northwest Nazarene University | - |
coach | Joe Sharp | Old Dominion University | - |
Strength and fitness coach | Dwight Dabu | University of Evansville | - |
Note: Reference source of management team [21]
Home name of the team | Time of entry |
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Seattle Center Coliseum | 1967 to 1978 |
The Kingdom | 1978-1985 |
Seattle Center Coliseum | 1985-1994 |
Tacoma Dome | 1994-1995 |
KeyArena | 1995-2008 |
Chesapeake Energy Arena [22] | 2008 to 2015 |
emblem of the Young Pioneers From the pattern and style, the Thunder team logo obviously follows the route of "simplicity", but it feels like the team logo of the Cavaliers or the Bobcats. In addition, the idea of triangle background with OKC characters is too conventional [23] 。 A shield pattern is called "Thunder" when it passes through two lightning like patterns. Seeing this icon, it can't give people the speed and momentum that thunder and lightning bring, and naturally it can't give people any sense of echo with the team name. Color of team logo: The intersection of orange and blue leads to the color conflict of the cold and warm systems. Instead of being shocking, it is flashy and impractical, more similar to the team logo of the WNBA, and too manly [24] 。 |  emblem of the Young Pioneers |
mascot Name: Rumble the Bison The Bison is the largest mammal in North America and the largest bison species in the world. It is very large and fast. Oklahoma is originally related to the cattle. Here, there is the famous Wichita Mountain Wildlife Reserve, the largest cattle reserve in the United States, where about 600 cattle live. Liu Niu became the mascot of the Thunder Team in the middle of February 2009, but soon became the popular mascot of the Thunder Team with his distinctive rough and wild image. In addition to playing on the field, he also participated in many community activities on behalf of Thunder and won praise from local citizens and the media [25] 。 |  mascot |
Jersey The team chose blue, red and orange as the representative colors of the team, because blue comes from the color of Oklahoma state flag, while red and orange represent the color of sunset. |  Jersey Style |
Retired jersey
number | player | Field position | Effective time (year) | Retirement time |
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four | Nick Collison | Power forward/center | 2003 to 2018 | March 21, 2019 [26] |
one | Gus Williams | guard | 1977-1984 | March 26, 2004 |
ten | Nate McMillan | guard | 1986-1998 | March 24, 1999 |
nineteen | Lenny Wilkens | guard | 1968 to 1972 | October 19, 1979 |
twenty-four | Spencer Heywood | forward | 1971-1975 | February 26, 2007 [27] |
thirty-two | Fred Brown | guard | 1971-1984 | November 6, 1986 |
forty-three | Jack Hickma | Center-forward | 1977-1986 | November 21, 1992 |
Note: In addition to Nick Collison, he played for the Sonics/Thunder [35] The rest are players of the supersonic era [28] |
competition season | win | negative | winning probability | Total score | Score ranking | Division ranking | League ranking |
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2021-22 | twenty-four | fifty-eight | twenty-nine point three | eight thousand five hundred and six | thirty | five | fourteen |
2020-21 | twenty-two | fifty | thirty point six | seven thousand five hundred and sixty | twenty-eight | five | fourteen |
2019-20 | forty-four | twenty-eight | sixty-one point one | seven thousand nine hundred and fifty | twenty | two | five |
2018-19 | forty-nine | thirty-three | fifty-nine point eight | nine thousand three hundred and eighty-seven | seven | four | six |
2017-18 | forty-eight | thirty-four | fifty-eight point five | eight thousand eight hundred and forty-four | twelve | two | four |
2016-17 | forty-seven | thirty-five | fifty-seven point three | eight thousand seven hundred and forty-one | eleven | two | six |
2015-16 | fifty-five | twenty-seven | sixty-seven point one | nine thousand and thirty-eight | two | one | three |
2014-15 | forty-five | thirty-seven | fifty-four point nine | eight thousand five hundred and twenty-four | five | two | nine |
2013-14 | fifty-nine | twenty-three | seventy-two | eight thousand seven hundred and five | five | one | two |
2012-13 | sixty | twenty-two | seventy-three point two | eight thousand six hundred and sixty-nine | three | one | one |
2011-12 | forty-seven | nineteen | seventy-one point two | six thousand eight hundred and two | three | one | two |
2010-11 | fifty-five | twenty-seven | sixty-seven point one | eight thousand five hundred and ninety-six | five | one | four |
2009-10 | fifty | thirty-two | sixty-one | eight thousand three hundred and twenty-two | fourteen | four | eight |
2008-09 | twenty-three | fifty-nine | twenty-eight | seven thousand nine hundred and fifty-two | twenty-four | five | thirteen |
2007-08 | twenty | sixty-two | twenty-four point four | seven thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine | sixteen | five | fifteen |
2006-07 | thirty-one | fifty-one | thirty-seven point eight | eight thousand one hundred and thirty | twelve | five | fourteen |
2005-06 | thirty-five | forty-seven | forty-two point seven | eight thousand four hundred and eleven | two | three | eleven |
2004-05 | fifty-two | thirty | sixty-three point four | eight thousand one hundred and thirteen | eleven | one | four |
2003-04 | thirty-seven | forty-five | forty-five point one | seven thousand nine hundred and sixty-four | six | five | twelve |
2002-03 | forty | forty-two | forty-eight point eight | seven thousand five hundred and fifty-five | twenty-three | five | ten |
2001-02 | forty-five | thirty-seven | fifty-four point nine | eight thousand and fourteen | six | four | seven |
2000-01 | forty-four | thirty-eight | fifty-three point seven | seven thousand nine hundred and seventy-eight | eight | five | ten |
The team's competition results in the past 22 seasons [29] |
Team honor |
prize winner | Honorary title | competition season |
All teams | NBA championship | 1978-79 season |
personal honor |
prize winner | Honorary title | competition season |
Kevin Durant | NBA regular season MVP [30] | Season 2013-14 |
James Harden | The 6th NBA Player of the Year | 2011-12 season |
Kevin Durant | NBA season scoring champion [31] | 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2013-14 |
Russell Westbrook | 2014-15 season |
Russell Westbrook | NBA regular season MVP [33] | 2016-17 season |
Scott Brooks | NBA Best Coach [32] [60] | 2009-10 season |
Degnot | Season 2023-24 |
Kevin Durant | NBA Best Team | 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14 |
