No. 1
DOUNOBALL Team History
Oklahoma City Thunder
The franchise story: championships, record holders, retired jerseys, identities and the seasons that shaped it.
All NBA teams
1967
Archive begins
2
Championships
7
Retired jerseys
In the rafters
Retired jerseys
The numbers and people permanently honoured by this franchise.
No. 4
Nick Collison
No. 10
Nate McMillan
No. 19
Lenny Wilkens
No. 24
Spencer Haywood
No. 32
Fred Brown
No. 43
Jack Sikma
League-wide honour
Retired across the NBA
League-wide retired numbers are shown separately from this franchise's own rafters.
No. 6
Bill Russell
Title history
Championship banners
Every NBA championship season in the franchise archive.
Franchise record book
All-time leaders
Regular-season totals credited to this franchise in the DOUNOBALL stats archive. Historical categories begin when the NBA officially started recording that statistic.
PTS
Points
Russell Westbrook
Franchise #1
18,859
REB
Rebounds
Jack Sikma
Franchise #1
7,729
AST
Assists
Gary Payton
Franchise #1
7,384
STL
Steals
Official NBA steals have been recorded since 1973–74.
Gary Payton
Franchise #1
2,107
BLK
Blocks
Official NBA blocks have been recorded since 1973–74.
Serge Ibaka
Franchise #1
1,300
3PM
Three-pointers made
The NBA introduced the three-point line in 1979–80.
Kevin Durant
Franchise #1
1,143
GP
Games played
Gary Payton
Franchise #1
999
Team names
Through the years
Franchise archive
History timeline
1967
Franchise origin
Seattle SuperSonics founded
Earliest canonical team identity season currently recorded for this franchise is 1967.
1967
Team identity
Seattle SuperSonics era begins
Team identity era begins in 1967-68. Runs through 2007-08. Abbreviation: SEA.
1978
Championship
1978-79 champions
Seattle SuperSonics won the 1978-79 championship. 4-1
2008
Name change
Oklahoma City Thunder era begins
Team identity era begins in 2008-09. Runs through 2026-27. Abbreviation: OKC.
2024
Championship
2024-25 champions
Oklahoma City Thunder won the 2024-25 championship. 4-3