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Seattle SuperSonics
SPORTS FRANCHISE Existed from 1967 until 2008, won NBA championship in 1979. Relocated in 2008 after Seattle refused to build the team a new arena, becoming the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Location:
Seattle, WA
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
|---|
| Ray Allen |
Basketball |
20-Jul-1975 |
|
Boston Celtics shooting guard |
| P. J. Carlesimo |
Basketball |
30-May-1949 |
|
Former Coach, Oklahoma City Thunder |
| Kevin Durant |
Basketball |
29-Sep-1988 |
|
Oklahoma City Thunder |
| Patrick Ewing |
Basketball |
5-Aug-1962 |
|
New York Knicks, 1986-2000 |
| Walt Hazzard |
Basketball |
15-Apr-1942 |
18-Nov-2011 |
UCLA basketball coach 1984-88 |
| Avery Johnson |
Basketball |
25-Mar-1965 |
|
Head Coach, Dallas Mavericks |
| Dennis Johnson |
Basketball |
18-Sep-1954 |
22-Feb-2007 |
Boston Celtics |
| K. C. Jones |
Basketball |
25-May-1932 |
|
Boston Celtics |
| George Karl |
Basketball |
12-May-1951 |
|
Head Coach, Denver Nuggets |
| Shawn Kemp |
Basketball |
26-Nov-1969 |
|
The Reign Man |
| Aubrey K. McClendon |
Business |
1959 |
|
CEO of Chesapeake Energy |
| Nate McMillan |
Basketball |
3-Aug-1964 |
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Portland Trail Blazers head coach, 2005-12 |
| Bill Russell |
Basketball |
12-Feb-1934 |
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Boston Celtics, five time MVP |
| Howard Schultz |
Business |
19-Jul-1953 |
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CEO of Starbucks |
| Mark Schwartz |
Business |
? |
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Former CEO, Soros Fund Management |
| Sam Vincent |
Basketball |
18-May-1963 |
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Head Coach, Charlotte Bobcats |
| Lenny Wilkens |
Basketball |
28-Oct-1937 |
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Winningest coach in NBA history |
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