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1967–68 Seattle SuperSonics season

NBA professional basketball team season (inaugural season)


NBA professional basketball team season (inaugural season)

FieldValue
teamSeattle SuperSonics
end_year1968
wins23
losses59
divisionWestern
division_place5
coachAl Bianchi
gmDon Richman
ownersSam Schulman
arenaSeattle Center Coliseum
televisionKTNT-TV
radioKOMO
playoffsDid not qualify
bbr_teamSEA
no_prevseason1

The 1967–68 Seattle SuperSonics season was the inaugural season for the expansion Seattle SuperSonics franchise in the National Basketball Association. The team's official arena was the Seattle Center Coliseum.

With a team built in its majority from the 1967 expansion draft featuring Walt Hazzard and six-year veteran Tom Meschery, and with Al Bianchi at the head coach position, the Sonics finished the season with a 23–59 record and fifth place in the Western Division, six games behind the Chicago Bulls, and did not qualify to enter the playoffs.

Offseason

Expansion draft

Main article: 1967 NBA draft, 1967 NBA expansion draft

The twelve-man roster for the 1967–68 season consisted of three rookies from the 1967 NBA Draft and nine players from the expansion draft. Al Bianchi's choice of player-coach Richie Guerin from the St. Louis Hawks came as a surprise to most, since Guerin had already announced his retirement, and thus did not play for the Sonics. He would return for the 1968–69 season to play for the relocated Atlanta Hawks after Seattle traded him in the offseason. Selecting Tom Meschery from the San Francisco Warriors was made possible after the Warriors unprotected him for the draft, after Meschery informed the San Francisco front office that he desired to join the Peace Corps. Seattle's offer, however, was accepted by Meschery. The SuperSonics planned to sign former Seattle University player Charlie Williams before the start of the regular season, but league rules prohibited the Seattle franchise to offer him a contract, since Williams was expelled from college after a point shaving scandal.

Draft

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16Al TuckerSFUnited StatesOklahoma Baptist
219Bob RuleC / PFUnited StatesColorado State
330Sam SingletonGUnited StatesNebraska–Omaha
443Larry BunceCUnited StatesUtah State
554Plummer LottSF / SGUnited StatesSeattle
667Gordon HarrisCUnited StatesWashington
778Dick KolbergFUnited StatesUC Santa Barbara
891Willie WoltersFGermanyBoston College
9101Roderick McDonaldSF/PFUnited StatesWhitworth
10113Gary LechmanGUnited StatesGonzaga
11122Randy MatsonFUnited StatesTexas A&M
12133Rubin RussellSGUnited StatesNorth Texas State
13140John SchroederCUnited StatesOhio
14147Jim SutherlandFUnited StatesClemson
15152Willie CampbellCUnited StatesNebraska

Roster

  • Al Bianchi

Standings

Regular season

Seattle kicked off the regular season with a game against the San Francisco Warriors on October 13 at the Cow Palace, where they fell 114–116. Walt Hazzard had a high scoring debut, leading the Sonics' offense with 30 points, followed by Tom Meschery with 26. After a week off, the Sonics played in consecutive days against the other expansion franchise, the San Diego Rockets, splitting the series and thus winning their first regular season game in franchise history. After two streaks of four and eight straight losses, the Sonics found themselves quickly near the bottom of the Western Division by the end of the first four weeks of competition. A few surprising results stood out, including their only victory against Bill Russell's Boston Celtics in a double-header in Philadelphia, with the Celtics trailing by as much as 44 points after the first half, and an outstanding performance by rookie Bob Rule, with 47 points in a victory against the Los Angeles Lakers. On the other hand, the SuperSonics were on the losing end of two NBA scoring records. First, in December with a 122–160 loss against defending champions Philadelphia 76ers, that set a new NBA record for most points by a team in a quarter and a 123–154 loss against the Lakers on January that tied a franchise record for Los Angeles for most points in a game. With six games left in the regular season the Sonics were behind two games from the Chicago Bulls in a last effort to obtain a berth in the playoffs, But in spite of defeating the Bulls in two of those six games, Chicago managed to pull away with the fourth place in the Western Division and the last spot in the playoff race, six games above the Sonics.

The SuperSonics registered an attendance of 202,263 during the regular season, the sixth best in the league in that regard. Walt Hazzard was selected to represent the West in the 1968 NBA All-Star Game and Bob Rule and Al Tucker were selected to the NBA All-Rookie First Team.

Game log

|- | 1 | October 13 | @ San Francisco | L 116–144 | Walt Hazzard (30) | Tom Meschery (11) | Bob Weiss (4) | Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum Arena 5,619

0–1
2
October 20
San Diego
L 114–121
Walt Hazzard (32)
Bob Rule (11)
Rod Thorn (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum
4,473
0–2
-
3
October 21
@ San Diego
W 117–110 (OT)
Walt Hazzard (22)
Dorie Murrey (14)
Five players (2)
San Diego Sports Arena
5,413
1–2
-
4
October 22
Cincinnati
L 94–106
Walt Hazzard (27)
Tom Meschery (14)
Walt Hazzard (6)
Seattle Center Coliseum
4,116
1–3
-
5
October 24
Baltimore
L 125–136
Bob Rule (25)
George Wilson (13)
Rod Thorn (6)
Veterans Memorial Coliseum (Portland, Oregon)
1,533
1–4
-
6
October 27
@ Philadelphia
L 115–132
Bob Rule (18)
Tom Meschery (12)
Bob Weiss (11)
The Spectrum
4,352
1–5
-
7
October 28
@ St. Louis
L 109–116
Tommy Kron (21)
Bob Rule (10)
Tommy Kron (6)
Kiel Auditorium
5,218
1–6
-
8
October 31
Chicago
W 114–104
Walt Hazzard (34)
Dorie Murrey (17)
Bob Weiss (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum
3,109
2–6
-
9
November 1
San Diego
L 125–139
Al Tucker (23)
Al Tucker (14)
Bob Weiss (9)
Veterans Memorial Coliseum (Portland, Oregon)
2,593
2–7
-
10
November 2
Chicago
L 105–109
Bob Rule (27)
Al Tucker (13)
Walt Hazzard (5)
Spokane Coliseum
1,051
2–8
-
11
November 3
New York
L 100–134
Walt Hazzard (19)
Al Tucker (13)
Tom Meschery (8)
Seattle Center Coliseum
4,654
2–9
-
12
November 7
@ San Francisco
L 112–126
Bob Weiss (20)
Tommy Kron (10)
Walt Hazzard (7)
Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum Arena
3,168
2–10
-
13
November 8
@ St. Louis
L 96–111
Walt Hazzard (20)
George Wilson (21)
Bob Weiss (5)
Kiel Auditorium
3,022
2–11
-
14
November 9
vs. Detroit
L 118–119
Walt Hazzard (33)
Bob Rule (17)
Walt Hazzard (7)
Madison Square Garden
2–12
-
15
November 11
@ Baltimore
L 129–134
Walt Hazzard (26)
Tom Meschery (11)
Tommy Kron (6)
Baltimore Civic Center
4,685
2–13
-
16
November 14
vs. Boston
L 111–114
Bob Weiss (29)
Walt Hazzard (10)
Walt Hazzard (6)
Madison Square Garden
2–14
-
17
November 17
San Diego
W 130–124
Walt Hazzard (30)
Tom Meschery (19)
Tommy Kron (10)
Seattle Center Coliseum
4,162
3–14
-
18
November 19
Detroit
W 132–130 (OT)
Bob Rule (31)
Bob Rule (21)
Walt Hazzard (15)
Seattle Center Coliseum
4,468
4–14
-
19
November 20
Detroit
L 118–120
Bob Weiss (27)
Bob Rule, Tom Meschery (13)
Tommy Kron (6)
Puget Sound Fieldhouse
2,311
4–15
-
20
November 21
Los Angeles
W 137–132
Bob Rule (47)
Tom Meschery (17)
Walt Hazzard (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum
8,122
5–15
-
21
November 23
vs. Boston
W 133–106
Bob Rule (26)
Bob Rule, Tom Meschery (11)
Walt Hazzard (14)
The Spectrum
6–15
-
22
November 25
Cincinnati
L 133–153
Walt Hazzard (19)
Tom Meschery (13)
Rod Thorn (6)
Cleveland Arena
3,455
6–16
-
23
November 25
@ New York
L 110–111
Walt Hazzard (21)
Tom Meschery (16)
Tom Meschery (5)
Madison Square Garden
9,011
6–17
-
24
November 28
@ Chicago
W 111–108
Three players (20)
Tom Meschery (14)
Walt Hazzard (7)
Chicago Stadium
1,659
7–17
-
25
December 1
vs. Philadelphia
L 109–133
Bob Rule (29)
Tom Meschery (18)
Walt Hazzard (10)
Boston Garden
7–18
-
26
December 3
St. Louis
L 109–123
Tom Meschery (23)
Tom Meschery (11)
Bob Weiss (7)
Seattle Center Coliseum
7,938
7–19
-
27
December 5
@ San Francisco
L 121–133
Walt Hazzard (29)
George Wilson (12)
Bob Weiss (8)
Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum Arena
2,306
7–20
-
28
December 8
Chicago
L 114–115
Walt Hazzard,
Bob Rule (21)
Tom Meschery (12)
Walt Hazzard (6)
Seattle Center Coliseum
3,835
7–21
-
29
December 10
Los Angeles
W 133–123
Al Tucker (35)
Tom Meschery (16)
Walt Hazzard (7)
Seattle Center Coliseum
7,006
8–21
-
30
December 12
vs. Philadelphia
L 107–118
Al Tucker (27)
Three players (10)
Walt Hazzard (6)
Madison Square Garden
8–22
-
31
December 15
@ Chicago
W 122–115
Walt Hazzard (36)
Dorie Murrey (11)
Walt Hazzard (6)
Chicago Stadium
1,686
9–22
-
32
December 17
Philadelphia
L 124–139
Rod Thorn (22)
Tom Meschery, Al Tucker (11)
Bob Weiss (10)
Seattle Center Coliseum
11,294
9–23
-
33
December 18
Detroit
L 122–140
Rod Thorn (29)
Bob Rule (17)
Rod Thorn (7)
Puget Sound Fieldhouse
1,658
9–24
-
34
December 19
Boston
L 114–118
Walt Hazzard (37)
Bob Rule, George Wilson (10)
Walt Hazzard (5)
Seattle Center Coliseum
6,889
9–25
-
35
December 20
Philadelphia
L 122–160
Walt Hazzard (20)
Dorie Murrey (10)
Walt Hazzard (5)
Seattle Center Coliseum
7,714
9–26
-
36
December 22
New York
W 120–108
Al Tucker (31)
Bob Rule (27)
Tommy Kron. Walt Hazzard (8)
Seattle Center Coliseum
8,515
10–26
-
37
December 23
@ San Francisco
L 124–131
Walt Hazzard (19)
Dorie Murrey (8)
Tommy Kron (7)
Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum Arena
3,862
10–27
-
38
December 24
San Francisco
L 113–127
Walt Hazzard (20)
Dorie Murrey (13)
Tom Meschery, Plummer Lott (6)
Seattle Center Coliseum
6,226
10–28
-
39
December 25
@ Cincinnati
L 112–118
Rod Thorn (26)
Dorie Murrey (17)
Bob Weiss (7)
Cincinnati Gardens
3,323
10–29
-
40
December 26
vs. New York
W 137–135
Walt Hazzard (37)
Three players (8)
Walt Hazzard (7)
The Spectrum (Philadelphia)
11–29
-
41
December 28
San Diego
L 125–143
Walt Hazzard (45)
Tom Meschery (16)
Walt Hazzard, Tommy Kron (8)
Seattle Center Coliseum
5,889
11–30
-
42
December 31
San Francisco
L 124–126
Walt Hazzard (26)
Tom Meschery (15)
Tom Meschery, Walt Hazzard (6)
Seattle Center Coliseum
4,591
11–31
-
43
January 1
St. Louis
L 94–115
Walt Hazzard (17)
Tom Meschery (16)
Walt Hazzard (5)
Seattle Center Coliseum
3,604
11–32
-
44
January 5
Boston
L 121–128
Bob Rule (31)
Bob Rule (16)
Walt Hazzard (11)
Hec Edmundson Pavilion
9,188
11–33
-
45
January 6
@ San Diego
W 122–104
Walt Hazzard (28)
Tom Meschery (11)
Tommy Kron (11)
San Diego Sports Arena
6,738
12–33
-
46
January 8
New York
L 113–119
Tom Meschery (24)
Bob Rule (16)
Tommy Kron, Walt Hazzard (6)
Seattle Center Coliseum
4,548
12–34
-
47
January 10
@ Boston
L 110–123
Walt Hazzard (24)
Tom Meschery (10)
Tommy Kron (4)
Boston Garden
3,701
12–35
-
48
January 15
vs. New York
W 129–113
Walt Hazzard (24)
Tommy Kron (10)
Walt Hazzard (9)
Boston Garden
13–35
-
49
January 16
vs. Baltimore
W 142–116
Tom Meschery (33)
Bob Rule (13)
Walt Hazzard (9)
Chicago Stadium
3,500
14–35
-
50
January 19
@ Detroit
L 119–133
Walt Hazzard (41)
Tom Meschery (9)
Walt Hazzard, Tommy Kron (6)
Cobo Arena
5,887
14–36
-
51
January 20
@ St. Louis
L 115–120
Walt Hazzard (25)
Tom Meschery (8)
Walt Hazzard (7)
Kiel Auditorium
5,118
14–37
-
52
January 21
@ Los Angeles
L 123–154
Walt Hazzard (24)
Tom Meschery (11)
Walt Hazzard, Tommy Kron (5)
The Forum
9,262
14–38
-
53
January 28
Baltimore
W 135–126
Walt Hazzard (23)
Al Tucker (13)
Tommy Kron (9)
Puget Sound Fieldhouse
3,181
15–38
-
54
January 30
Los Angeles
W 128–116
Walt Hazzard (31)
Tom Meschery (14)
Walt Hazzard (10)
Seattle Center Coliseum
6,262
16–38
-
55
February 1
St. Louis
L 110–113
Rod Thorn (32)
Bob Rule, George Wilson (12)
Walt Hazzard (6)
Seattle Center Coliseum
5,564
16–39
-
56
February 2
@ Los Angeles
L 113–151
Walt Hazzard,
Bob Rule (17)
Bob Rule (11)
Walt Hazzard, Rod Thorn (4)
The Forum
12,021
16–40
-
57
February 4
@ Los Angeles
L 131–137
Tom Meschery (28)
Tom Meschery (12)
Walt Hazzard, Walt Hazzard (5)
The Forum
7,796
16–41
-
58
February 5
vs. Cincinnati
W 132–129 (OT)
Walt Hazzard (45)
Tom Meschery (11)
Walt Hazzard (7)
Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum
4,680
17–41
-
59
February 8
Los Angeles
W 115–110
Walt Hazzard (31)
George Wilson (19)
Rod Thorn (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum
6,526
18–41
-
60
February 11
San Francisco
W 146–118
Walt Hazzard (29)
Al Tucker (15)
Walt Hazzard (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum
9,505
19–41
-
61
February 14
Philadelphia
L 125–149
Walt Hazzard (25)
Tom Meschery (10)
Rod Thorn (11)
Hec Edmundson Pavilion
9,449
19–42
-
62
February 15
@ Cincinnati
L 119–132
Walt Hazzard (31)
Dorie Murrey (11)
Walt Hazzard (6)
Cincinnati Gardens
2,306
19–43
-
63
February 16
@ Baltimore
L 118–147
Walt Hazzard (30)
Tom Meschery (11)
Bob Weiss (7)
Baltimore Civic Center
3,748
19–44
-
64
February 17
@ New York
L 111–134
Bob Weiss (22)
Bob Rule (9)
Bob Weiss (6)
Madison Square Garden
13,256
19–45
-
65
February 20
@ Philadelphia
L 108–140
Walt Hazzard (25)
Bud Olsen (9)
Rod Thorn (6)
The Spectrum
6,417
19–46
-
66
February 21
vs. Chicago
L 106–108
Walt Hazzard,
Rod Thorn (25)
Tom Meschery (14)
Rod Thorn (9)
Baltimore Civic Center
19–47
-
67
February 23
@ San Diego
W 127–122
Walt Hazzard (31)
Bob Rule (13)
Walt Hazzard (11)
San Diego Sports Arena
4,834
20–47
-
68
February 24
vs. Boston
L 137–141
Walt Hazzard (38)
Bob Rule (18)
Walt Hazzard (5)
Pacific Coliseum (Vancouver)
8,129
20–48
-
69
March 2
@ Los Angeles
L 121–127
Walt Hazzard (31)
Bob Rule (15)
Walt Hazzard, Bob Weiss (8)
The Forum
11,335
20–49
-
70
March 3
Cincinnati
L 128–138
Rod Thorn (22)
Dorie Murrey, George Wilson (11)
Walt Hazzard (5)
Seattle Center Coliseum
8,894
20–50
-
71
March 5
Baltimore
L 121–126
Tommy Kron (27)
George Wilson (16)
Bob Weiss (7)
Seattle Center Coliseum
4,939
20–51
-
72
March 7
St. Louis
L 133–150
Walt Hazzard,
Rod Thorn (29)
George Wilson (11)
Walt Hazzard (8)
Veterans Memorial Coliseum (Portland, Oregon)
2,428
20–52
-
73
March 8
Baltimore
L 116–122
Tom Meschery (30)
Al Tucker (14)
Rod Thorn (7)
Marcus Pavilion (Olympia, WA)
4,012
20–53
-
74
March 9
@ San Diego
W 115–111
Tom Meschery (23)
Tom Meschery (16)
Bob Weiss (10)
San Diego Sports Arena
6,331
21–53
-
75
March 10
San Francisco
L 112–118
Al Tucker (28)
Bob Rule (15)
Bob Weiss (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum
5,536
21–54
-
76
March 11
Boston
L 112–119
Tom Meschery (22)
Bob Rule (15)
Bob Weiss (8)
Seattle Center Coliseum
8,136
21–55
-
77
March 12
@ Detroit
L 123–139
Tommy Kron (24)
George Wilson (10)
Bob Weiss (7)
Cobo Arena
5,304
21–56
-
78
March 13
@ Cincinnati
L 123–142
Bob Rule (46)
Tommy Kron (8)
Tommy Kron (12)
Cincinnati Gardens
4,958
21–57
-
79
March 15
@ Chicago
W 113–101
Walt Hazzard (21)
Tommy Kron, Tom Meschery (11)
Three players (3)
Chicago Stadium
3,426
22–57
-
80
March 16
@ St. Louis
L 106–124
Walt Hazzard (24)
Tom Meschery (12)
Walt Hazzard (11)
Kiel Auditorium
7,665
22–58
-
81
March 18
Detroit
L 82–88
Walt Hazzard (22)
Tom Meschery (18)
Walt Hazzard (5)
Seattle Center Coliseum
6,244
22–59
-
82
March 19
Chicago
W 122–104
Walt Hazzard (36)
Bob Rule (15)
Walt Hazzard (10)
Seattle Center Coliseum
10,429
23–59

Player statistics

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8234.8.469.70710.22.414.5
8118.4.436.6897.4.87.3
7312.3.456.2742.81.03.8
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Awards and records

  • Al Tucker and Bob Rule earned NBA All-Rookie First Team selections
  • Walt Hazzard played for the West in the 1968 NBA All-Star Game held at Madison Square Garden in New York City

References

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