Seattle builds a champion
After an uneven first decade, the SuperSonics reached consecutive Finals and won the 1979 championship.
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NBA franchise
Oklahoma City Thunder
Archive coverage 1967 to 2026
5,149
Games
59
Seasons
419
Indexed players
2026
Latest season
The full franchise story
Every era of the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The franchise line joins Seattle's 1979 title and Payton–Kemp teams to Oklahoma City's extraordinary Durant–Westbrook rise and a second homegrown contender built around Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.
Historical reference: Oklahoma City Thunder official team history ↗The post-title Sonics
Seattle remained dangerous and found elite scoring, though it could not reconstruct the title formula.
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Payton, Kemp and Seattle's final years
Payton and Kemp led a 64-win finalist before the roster evolved around Allen and the franchise ultimately left Seattle.
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The first Thunder superteam
An unprecedented collection of young talent reached the 2012 Finals and four conference finals before injuries and departures narrowed the window.
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Westbrook's triple-double years
Westbrook answered Durant's departure with a historic MVP season, and George later joined another short-lived contender.
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The SGA rebuild becomes a champion
Oklahoma City converted its outgoing stars into a massive asset base, developed an elite young roster and returned to the championship stage.
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Franchise leaders
Most indexed appearances
Nick Collison1,199 appearancesGary Payton1,052 appearancesFred Brown1,046 appearancesRussell Westbrook942 appearancesNate McMillan924 appearancesJack Sikma784 appearancesKevin Durant737 appearancesShawn Kemp700 appearancesRashard Lewis656 appearancesSerge Ibaka623 appearancesSteven Adams600 appearancesGus Williams546 appearances
Season history
Past seasons
59 seasons · newest first
Game archive
Oklahoma City Thunder games
5,149 total · loaded 10 at a time