The departure of the Seattle SuperSonics in 2008 was a heartbreak ... The SuperSonics were a culture. From the iconic skyline logo to the explosive energy inside KeyArena, they represented a ...

Pacer fans deserve thanks from Oklahoma City this week as they arrive for the NBA Finals. This week isn't possible without a 1991 loss to Indianapolis.

Oklahoma City has seen significant growth since the last time its NBA franchise was on the biggest stage in basketball.

Clay Bennett, owner of the Seattle SuperSonics, couldn’t get Seattle ... Last week, Holt posted a picture comparing the city’s skyline from the last time the Thunder made the NBA Finals ...

This is where it gets complicated. You see, when the Professional Basketball Club, LLC, headed by chairman Clay Bennett, purchased the Seattle SuperSonics in the summer of 2006, they didn't just ...

Seattle may as well be an Indianapolis suburb right now with Sonics fans rooting for the Pacers against the OKC Thunder in the NBA Finals.

Seventeen years after the Sonics were shockingly shipped to Oklahoma City and rebranded in orange, black and blue, the ...

With the Finals here, it is a good time to take a look back and revisit how the Seattle SuperSonics found their way to Oklahoma City, where the Thunder are now on the verge of an NBA title.

For many NBA fans in Seattle, that success feels stolen. Before they planted their flag in Oklahoma City, the Sonics built up a loyal fan base in Seattle as the SuperSonics. The transition to a ...

And then it happened that night. The Thunder, the team in Oklahoma City formerly known as the Seattle SuperSonics, advanced to the NBA Finals for the second time since it relocated 17 years ago.