We're beyond blessed to have John Forslund doing play-by-play for the Kraken. So I'm wondering if anybody has any ideas on who the team should get.

I grew up with the Timberwolves, and have super fond memories of Kevin Harlan. He spent nine years in MN, and hearing him do a series in the playoffs this year was just magic. So I'd love it if we could land him.

Edit Oh thought this would get added. Here's a little Timberwolves tribute: https://youtu.be/C5QoIpqTYSM

Wolves fan here with a question to the Sonics fans.

Obviously a team can have more than just one rival. But if/when the Sonics get an expansion, would you consider the Thunder or Trailblazers to be a bigger rival?

I also got to visit Seattle last weekend, beautiful beautiful city. I am so insanely jealous of how close to nature the city is. Makes me want to live there one day.

See the title. Imagine that instead of designing a new logo/uniform, you have to use one of the old ones. As a refresher, although I know you guys all know this:

V1: 1967-1973: Two logos, and variations of cursive script jersey.

*Initial Space Needle Logo: Logo 1.0

*Basketball with Comic Sans Logo: Logo 1.1

Several variations of Cursive Script Jersey: Jersey 1 | Jersey 1.1 | Jersey 1.2

V2: 1973-74: Just one year, but deserves its own segment for that comic book style font: Logo 2 | Jersey 2

V3: 1970s-1995: Bright green + yellow with Skyline logo: Logo 3 | Jersey 3.0 (initial jerseys with this logo, lasted only a couple years) | Home Jersey 3.1 | Road Jersey 3.1

V4: 1995-2001: Forest green, red, and gold with Space Needle logo: Logo 4 | Home Jersey 4 | Road Jersey 4 | Red Alternate Jersey 4

V5: 2001-2008: Return to green and yellow (though a bit more muted than the 1975-95 colors) but with Superman-like "S" logo: Logo 5 | Home Jersey 5 | Road Jersey 5 | Yellow Alternate Jersey 5

That’s 16 straight seasons without a Loss in the books. That’s a franchise record.

Some speculate that the Sonics could return for the 2027-2028 season. Adam Silver said his next focus after securing the broadcasting deals is expansion.

If the Sonics do come back in 2027-2028 then they will have to go 83-0 + 16-0 in postseason to hit 20 years without a Loss.

When do y’all think your not-losing streak will end?

my vote 20 and 40

When I was in school a few years back I recall a teacher talking about how the Mariners were so beloved and the talk of the town when he was growing up, while the Seahawks were struggling - contrary to today. He didn't mention the Sonics, so that got me thinking about how they compared to the Mariners, considering that the Sonics seemed more successful on paper.

I noticed that the only playoff game Gary ever missed for the Sonics was game 5 of the 1992 Conference Semifinals vs Utah, in which Seattle was eliminated. In the previous game, he also only played 15 minutes. By piecing these two together, I assume he just exited the series with an injury of sorts, but I'm not sure. I tried looking up what occurred, but legitimately couldn't find anything. I know this was a young GP, and he wouldn't really blossom until the next year, but I'm still intrigued about the situation.

The league will pivot to expansion soon!

One could blindly and ignorantly hope that's what this is. https://www.instagram.com/p/C9a7f7aSA62/?hl=en

Edit: Well, they announced that Pokemon is sponsoring this year's Rain City Showcase NBA preseason game at CPA between the Clippers and Blazers.

I always wondered this. Owned by the fans instead of what most sports team having an ownership body. I want this to happen for the Sonics will beaver leave again!

It's been along time I've heard from about the potential arena that was supposed to be built in the SoDo area of Seattle. After the Climate Pledge Arena got approved for remodeling, I haven't heard anything from Chris Hansen or the arena.

Personally I hope it's still can be built because it has better public transit to get to seeing as it's right by TMobile Park and Lumen Field. On top of that the arena looked more modern and had a unique build that apparently creates more noise so that when fans go crazy the arena sounds insnane.

In a hypothetical scenario where the NBA expands to Seattle and the current NHL Kraken owners acquire the Seattle SuperSonics, could Kraken season ticket holders be granted preferential access to become season ticket holders of the NBA franchise?