We talk about the recent sale of the Portland Trailblazers, and how it could affect the Sonics. Then, I talk about basketball cards for too long. Finally, we discuss the 84'-85' season, as the Sonics struggle to their worst record in over a decade. 

We talk about the various times that the Sonics over or under performed their point differential throughout team history. Then, we get into the '84 offseason, where the Sonics are busy, including the trade of one all-timer and the retirement of another.

We talked some more about the updates about expansion from the league. Then, we discuss the future of this podcast. Finally, we wrap up the '83-'84 season, as some very notable Sonics play their final games for the team.

This episode, we talk about all the info that came out of Adam Silver's press conference yesterdsay, after the board of governers met and discussed expansion.

We discuss the possible outcomes for the highly anticipated summer league meetings. Then, we talk about the best three point shooters in Sonics history. Finally, we begin the '83-'84 season, as a talented Sonics roster starts out somewhat slow.

In an odd, even more informal episode of the podcast, we spend the whole time grading trades from the first 11 seasons of Sonics history. Normal episode next week!

We talk about several news items, including the statue of Lenny Wilkens that was put up outside of CPA. Then we discuss the '83 offseason, where the Sonics make a big trade, and have major changes occur behind the scenes.

We discuss the recent sale of the Lakers, and how it affects Seattle. Then, we continue with our expansion mock draft, starting with the western conference protections. Then, we draft the teams themselves. 

We discuss more comments made by Adam Silver about the future of expansion. Then, we go through the eastern conference teams, and pick which players I think they will protect. Finally, we wrap up the '82-'83 season, which sees the Sonics return the playoffs. 

We discuss Adam Silver's comments on expansion at the NBA finals. Then, we continue looking at the best player in Seattle sports overall each year. Finally, we begin the '82-'83 season, where the Sonics jump out to a hot start, before crashing back to earth.