Super Sonics

'The Voice' of Sonics dies

Bob Blackburn, the Seattle SuperSonics' first broadcaster and for 20 years the lone voice of Sonics history, died Friday after a lengthy illness, his wife Pat told Associated Press. He was 85.

Before sports overload, Sonics were world champs

Thirty years ago today, the SuperSonics became the first and only Seattle team to win a world championship in a major sport. They clinched their title in a Landover, Md., arena, since demolished, known as the Capital Centre, against a team that used to be called, in that pre-politically correct era, the Bullets.

Sonics fans still fighting to get an NBA team again

Former Sonics pay their first visit to the Northwest

PORTLAND — Green and gold Sonics jerseys were sprinkled amongst the black and red Portland Trail Blazers garb Wednesday night as the Oklahoma City Thunder paid a visit and was overwhelmed by the Blazers, 106-92.

Thunder's visit to Portland reopens wounds from Sonics' exit

I miss the Sonics. There, I said it. I know many of you have tried to maintain a stoic front, an air of indifference while Seattle's NBA team was squired away to some godforsaken outpost.

It's Sonics-Blazers on Christmas

For Sonics, trade talk just noise as deadline looms

Allen added to All-Star roster

Sonics: Futility streak ends

Sonics: Arena plan would need $300 million from taxpayers