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1991–92 Seattle SuperSonics season

NBA basketball team season


NBA basketball team season

FieldValue
teamSeattle SuperSonics
end_year1992
wins47
losses35
divisionPacific
division_place4
conf_place6
coachK. C. Jones (fired)
Bob Kloppenburg (interim)
George Karl
gmBob Whitsitt
arenaSeattle Center Coliseum
televisionKING-TV
Prime Sports Northwest
radioKJR
playoffs[West Conference Semi-finals](1992-nba-playoffs-bracket)
(lost to [Jazz](1991-92-utah-jazz-season) 1–4)
bbr_teamSEA

Bob Kloppenburg (interim) George Karl Prime Sports Northwest (lost to Jazz 1–4)

The 1991–92 Seattle SuperSonics season was the 24th season for the Seattle SuperSonics in the National Basketball Association. The SuperSonics had the 14th overall pick in the 1991 NBA draft, and selected center Rich King from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

After a 7–3 start to the regular season, head coach K. C. Jones was fired with the team holding an 18–18 record. After splitting four games under interim coach Bob Kloppenburg, the SuperSonics hired George Karl, who returned after a four-year absence from coaching in the NBA. Under Karl, the SuperSonics held a 24–24 record at the All-Star break, and finished in fourth place in the Pacific Division with a 47–35 record, earning the sixth seed in the Western Conference.

Ricky Pierce led the team in scoring averaging 21.7 points per game, while sixth man Eddie Johnson averaged 17.1 points per game off the bench, and Shawn Kemp played most of the regular season off the bench averaging 15.5 points, 10.4 rebounds and 1.9 blocks per game. In addition, Derrick McKey provided the team with 14.9 points and 5.2 rebounds per game, but only played 52 games due to a thumb injury, while Benoit Benjamin provided with 14.0 points, 8.1 rebounds and 1.9 blocks per game, only playing in 63 games due to a broken hand injury, and second-year guard Gary Payton contributed 9.4 points, 6.2 assists and 1.8 steals per game. Meanwhile, Michael Cage averaged 8.8 points and 8.9 rebounds per game, Dana Barros contributed 8.3 points per game, and Nate McMillan provided with 6.0 points, 5.0 assists and 1.8 steals per game.

During the NBA All-Star weekend at the Orlando Arena in Orlando, Florida, Kemp participated in the NBA Slam Dunk Contest for the third consecutive year. Despite a stellar season, Pierce was not selected for the 1992 NBA All-Star Game. Karl finished in 13th place in Coach of the Year voting.

In the Western Conference First Round of the 1992 NBA playoffs, the SuperSonics faced off against the 3rd–seeded Golden State Warriors, who were led by All-Star forward Chris Mullin, All-Star guard Tim Hardaway, and sixth man Šarūnas Marčiulionis. The SuperSonics managed to win Game 1 over the Warriors on the road, 117–109 at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena, before losing Game 2 on the road, 115–101 as the Warriors evened the series. The SuperSonics won the next two games at home, including a Game 4 win over the Warriors at the Seattle Center Coliseum, 119–116 to win the series in four games.

In the Western Conference Semi-finals, the team faced off against the 2nd–seeded, and Midwest Division champion Utah Jazz, who were led by the trio of All-Star forward Karl Malone, All-Star guard John Stockton, and Jeff Malone. The SuperSonics lost the first two games to the Jazz on the road at the Delta Center, before winning Game 3 at home, 104–98 at the Seattle Center Coliseum. However, the SuperSonics lost the next two games, which included a Game 5 road loss to the Jazz at the Delta Center, 111–100, thus losing the series in five games.

Draft picks

Main article: 1991 NBA draft

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114Rich KingCUnited StatesNebraska

Roster

  • George Karl
  • Bob Kloppenburg
  • Kip Motta
  • Gary Wortman

Regular season

Season standings

:y – clinched division title :x – clinched playoff spot

:z – clinched division title :y – clinched division title :x – clinched playoff spot

Game log

|- | 1 | November 1 | Phoenix | L 95–99 | Ricky Pierce (25) | Michael Cage (13) | Gary Payton (7) | Seattle Center Coliseum 12,863

0–1
2
November 3
San Antonio
L 98–106
Derrick McKey (23)
Michael Cage (9)
Nate McMillan (10)
Seattle Center Coliseum
12,863
0–2
-
3
November 5
Sacramento
W 98–87
Derrick McKey (20)
Michael Cage (16)
Gary Payton (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum
9,343
1–2
-
4
November 7
@ Utah
W 103–95
Benoit Benjamin (22)
Benoit Benjamin (13)
Gary Payton (5)
Delta Center
18,700
2–2
-
5
November 9
Indiana
W 118–111
Michael Cage (23)
Michael Cage (22)
Gary Payton (7)
Seattle Center Coliseum
11,930
3–2
-
6
November 14
@ Cleveland
L 109-115 (OT)
Ricky Pierce (29)
Michael Cage (10)
Gary Payton (12)
Coliseum at Richfield
10,838
3–3

|- | 7 | November 15 | @ Indiana | W 124–108 | Ricky Pierce (34) | Michael Cage (14) | Gary Payton (15) | Market Square Arena 10,877

4–3
8
November 17
@ Minnesota
W 101–91
Ricky Pierce (28)
Michael Cage (11)
Gary Payton (9)
Target Center
19,006
5–3
-
9
November 19
@ Washington
W 113–106
Gary Payton (22)
Michael Cage (20)
Gary Payton (7)
Capital Centre
7,015
6–3
-
10
November 20
@ Detroit
W 91–86
Ricky Pierce (18)
Michael Cage (9)
Nate McMillan,
Gary Payton (4)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
21,454
7–3
-
11
November 22
Chicago
L 109–112 (OT)
Ricky Pierce (30)
Benjamin,
Cage (12)
Gary Payton (7)
Kingdome
38,067
7–4
-
12
November 24
@ L. A. Clippers
L 86–89
Ricky Pierce (28)
Benoit Benjamin (15)
Benjamin,
McMillan (5)
Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena
9,196
7–5
-
13
November 26
Golden State
W 136–130 (OT)
Eddie Johnson (29)
Derrick McKey (15)
Nate McMillan (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum
11,743
8–5
-
14
November 29
@ Denver
L 90–101
Eddie Johnson (20)
Michael Cage (13)
Gary Payton (4)
McNichols Sports Arena
10,613
8–6
-
15
November 30
@ San Antonio
L 101–119
Eddie Johnson (21)
Nate McMillan (10)
Gary Payton (5)
HemisFair Arena
16,057
8–7
-
16
December 3
Washington
W 91–90
Ricky Pierce (26)
Shawn Kemp (12)
Gary Payton (5)
Seattle Center Coliseum
10,957
9–7
-
17
December 6
Minnesota
W 96–94
Ricky Pierce (29)
Michael Cage (23)
Payton,
Pierce (5)
Seattle Center Coliseum
9,796
10–7
-
18
December 7
Dallas
W 104–101
Ricky Pierce (27)
Michael Cage (14)
Nate McMillan (6)
Seattle Center Coliseum
12,313
11–7
-
19
December 10
@ Chicago
L 103–108
Ricky Pierce (30)
Michael Cage (13)
Kemp,
Payton (5)
Chicago Stadium
18,061
11–8
-
20
December 11
@ New York
L 87–96
Ricky Pierce (25)
Benjamin,
Kemp (9)
Ricky Pierce (7)
Madison Square Garden
14,934
11–9
-
21
December 13
@ Boston
L 97–117
Ricky Pierce (21)
Benoit Benjamin (8)
Nate McMillan (8)
Boston Garden
14,890
11–10
-
22
December 14
@ Philadelphia
L 95–104
Benoit Benjamin (23)
Benoit Benjamin (9)
Nate McMillan (8)
The Spectrum
12,395
11–11
-
23
December 17
L. A. Clippers
W 116–99
Benoit Benjamin (20)
Michael Cage (13)
Nate McMillan (6)
Seattle Center Coliseum
10,357
12–11
-
24
December 19
Denver
W 119–106
Ricky Pierce (29)
Michael Cage (15)
McKey,
McMillan,
Payton (4)
Seattle Center Coliseum
10,663
13–11
-
25
December 21
Golden State
W 120–112
Ricky Pierce (34)
Gary Payton (11)
Gary Payton (12)
Seattle Center Coliseum
14,180
14–11
-
26
December 22
@ Portland
L 87–96
Benoit Benjamin (18)
Michael Cage (9)
Kofoed,
Payton (5)
Memorial Coliseum
12,888
14–12
-
27
December 26
@ Sacramento
W 115–106 (OT)
Ricky Pierce (27)
Benoit Benjamin (13)
Gary Payton (5)
ARCO Arena
17,014
15–12
-
28
December 27
Boston
L 87–110
Ricky Pierce (26)
Derrick McKey (7)
Gary Payton (4)
Kingdome
37,175
15–13
-
29
January 2
Miami
W 113–109 (OT)
Ricky Pierce (34)
Benoit Benjamin (15)
McMillan,
Payton (4)
Seattle Center Coliseum
10,787
16–13
-
30
January 4
Philadelphia
L 93–112
Derrick McKey (24)
Cage,
Kemp (7)
Gary Payton (7)
Seattle Center Coliseum
14,166
16–14
-
31
January 7
@ Denver
W 106–99
Ricky Pierce (28)
Shawn Kemp (11)
Gary Payton (4)
McNichols Sports Arena
8,877
17–14
-
32
January 8
Orlando
L 103–104
Benoit Benjamin (24)
Shawn Kemp (8)
Gary Payton (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum
9,958
17–15
-
33
January 10
@ Dallas
W 94–82
Eddie Johnson (19)
Shawn Kemp (13)
Gary Payton (9)
Reunion Arena
18–15
-
34
January 11
@ Houston
L 115–119
Eddie Johnson (28)
Benjamin,
Cage (7)
Nate McMillan (8)
The Summit
15,458
18–16
-
35
January 13
@ L. A. Clippers
L 94–98
Eddie Johnson (20)
Benjamin,
Johnson,
Kemp (10)
Gary Payton (8)
Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena
10,087
18–17
-
36
January 14
Charlotte
L 116–117 (OT)
Ricky Pierce (20)
Shawn Kemp (12)
Bart Kofoed (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum
9,132
18–18
-
37
January 16
L. A. Clippers
W 101–98
Ricky Pierce (26)
Shawn Kemp (19)
Gary Payton (6)
Seattle Center Coliseum
10,408
19–18
-
38
January 18
L. A. Lakers
W 112–108
Ricky Pierce (28)
Michael Cage (10)
Benoit Benjamin (4)
Seattle Center Coliseum
14,533
20–18
-
39
January 20
@ L. A. Lakers
L 110–116
Eddie Johnson (29)
Shawn Kemp (15)
Gary Payton (6)
Great Western Forum
17,236
20–19
-
40
January 21
Atlanta
L 119–128
Ricky Pierce (29)
Shawn Kemp (13)
Gary Payton (10)
Seattle Center Coliseum
11,436
20–20
-
41
January 23
Portland
L 109–113
Shawn Kemp (26)
Johnson,
Kemp (9)
Ricky Pierce (8)
Seattle Center Coliseum
14,457
20–21
-
42
January 25
Utah
L 103–104
Benjamin,
Pierce (22)
Shawn Kemp (12)
Gary Payton (8)
Seattle Center Coliseum
14,084
20–22
-
43
January 28
@ Orlando
W 102–97
Eddie Johnson (39)
Eddie Johnson (11)
Gary Payton (7)
Orlando Arena
15,151
21–22
-
44
January 29
@ Miami
L 114–119
Ricky Pierce (28)
Shawn Kemp (16)
Gary Payton (11)
Miami Arena
14,728
21–23
-
45
January 31
@ Charlotte
W 122–105
Eddie Johnson (30)
Shawn Kemp (21)
Nate McMillan (8)
Charlotte Coliseum
23,698
22–23
-
46
February 2
@ Milwaukee
L 106–122
Benoit Benjamin (19)
Benoit Benjamin (13)
Tony Brown (4)
Bradley Center
17,832
22–24
-
47
February 3
@ Atlanta
W 112–110
Ricky Pierce (26)
Shawn Kemp (15)
Gary Payton (12)
Omni Coliseum
9,951
23–24
-
48
February 5
@ New Jersey
W 95–85
Ricky Pierce (19)
Benoit Benjamin (10)
Nate McMillan (4)
Brendan Byrne Arena
9,328
24–24
-
49
February 11
Houston
W 105–99
Ricky Pierce (31)
Shawn Kemp (10)
Johnson,
McMillan,
Payton (4)
Seattle Center Coliseum
12,676
25–24
-
50
February 14
San Antonio
W 108–91
Ricky Pierce (23)
Michael Cage (10)
Nate McMillan (8)
Seattle Center Coliseum
12,126
26–24
-
51
February 15
@ Golden State
L 122–140
Eddie Johnson (28)
Benoit Benjamin (11)
Gary Payton (10)
Oakland-Alameda County Arena
15,025
26–25
-
52
February 17
Phoenix
W 98–96
Shawn Kemp (24)
Shawn Kemp (14)
Gary Payton (8)
Seattle Center Coliseum
11,144
27–25
-
53
February 20
L. A. Lakers
W 105–103
Eddie Johnson (24)
Michael Cage (14)
Gary Payton (7)
Kingdome
30,847
28–25
-
54
February 22
Portland
W 113–104
Eddie Johnson (29)
Benoit Benjamin (13)
McMillan,
Payton (8)
Kingdome
38,610
29–25
-
55
February 24
@ Minnesota
W 106–91
Eddie Johnson (26)
Shawn Kemp (15)
Nate McMillan (8)
Target Center
18,082
30–25
-
56
February 27
@ Utah
W 130–124 (OT)
Eddie Johnson (32)
Shawn Kemp (9)
Nate McMillan,
Gary Payton (7)
Delta Center
19,911
31–25
-
57
February 29
@ Sacramento
L 110–115
Eddie Johnson (21)
Benoit Benjamin (8)
Gary Payton (7)
ARCO Arena
17,014
31–26
-
58
March 1
Cleveland
W 113–107
Johnson,
Pierce (22)
Benjamin,
Cage (14)
Ricky Pierce (6)
Seattle Center Coliseum
13,647
32–26
-
59
March 3
Denver
W 111–92
Shawn Kemp (21)
Shawn Kemp (13)
Gary Payton (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum
9,865
33–26
-
60
March 5
@ Phoenix
L 105–118
Ricky Pierce (23)
Shawn Kemp (19)
Gary Payton (12)
Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum
14,496
33–27
-
61
March 7
New Jersey
W 109–98
Ricky Pierce (27)
Michael Cage (13)
Nate McMillan (7)
Seattle Center Coliseum
13,419
34–27
-
62
March 8
@ Portland
L 97–109
Ricky Pierce (28)
Ricky Pierce (10)
Gary Payton (7)
Memorial Coliseum
12,888
34–28
-
63
March 10
Detroit
L 92–98
Gary Payton (19)
Shawn Kemp (9)
Nate McMillan (5)
Seattle Center Coliseum
13,098
34–29
-
64
March 11
@ L. A. Clippers
W 104–96
Ricky Pierce (19)
Benjamin,
Cage (6)
Gary Payton (9)
Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena
10,912
35–29
-
65
March 15
Dallas
W 109–100
Ricky Pierce (23)
Shawn Kemp (15)
Gary Payton (8)
Seattle Center Coliseum
12,163
36–29
-
66
March 17
Golden State
L 107–119
Ricky Pierce (24)
Shawn Kemp (15)
Ricky Pierce (5)
Seattle Center Coliseum
13,163
36–30
-
67
March 19
@ Houston
W 112–91
Ricky Pierce (22)
Cage,
Kemp (14)
Gary Payton (11)
The Summit
15,122
37–30
-
68
March 21
@ San Antonio
L 96–101
Eddie Johnson (23)
Shawn Kemp (13)
Barros,
Cage,
McMillan (4)
HemisFair Arena
16,057
37–31
-
69
March 22
@ Dallas
W 113–105
Eddie Johnson (31)
Shawn Kemp (17)
Nate McMillan (8)
Reunion Arena
14,345
38–31
-
70
March 24
Houston
W 128–106
Derrick McKey (23)
Cage,
Kemp (11)
McMillan,
Payton (7)
Seattle Center Coliseum
11,377
39–31
-
71
March 27
Milwaukee
W 96–95
Eddie Johnson (21)
Nate McMillan (7)
Nate McMillan (6)
Seattle Center Coliseum
11,450
40–31
-
72
March 28
New York Knicks
L 87–92
Shawn Kemp (27)
Shawn Kemp (12)
Nate McMillan (6)
Seattle Center Coliseum
14,812
40–32
-
73
March 31
Utah
W 122–103
Barros,
Johnson (18)
Kemp,
Payton (10)
Payton (13)
Seattle Center Coliseum
12,242
41–32
-
74
April 2
@ Sacramento
W 111–103
Eddie Johnson (28)
Shawn Kemp (11)
Ricky Pierce (9)
ARCO Arena
17,014
42–32
-
75
April 3
@ L. A. Lakers
W 96–91
Eddie Johnson (24)
Shawn Kemp (14)
Nate McMillan (11)
Great Western Forum
17,070
43–32
-
76
April 7
L. A. Lakers
117–88
Johnson,
Gary Payton (18)
Shawn Kemp (12)
Gary Payton (7)
Seattle Center Coliseum
12,335
44–32
-
77
April 9
Phoenix
119–104
Shawn Kemp (17)
Shawn Kemp (14)
Nate McMillan (12)
Seattle Center Coliseum
11,223
45–32
-
78
April 10
@ Portland
L 103–113
Eddie Johnson (36)
Shawn Kemp (9)
Nate McMillan (12)
Memorial Coliseum
12,888
45–33
-
79
April 12
Minnesota
W 126–116
Ricky Pierce (21)
Shawn Kemp (16)
Nate McMillan (10)
Seattle Center Coliseum
11,391
46–33
-
80
April 14
@ Phoenix
L 100–122
Shawn Kemp (26)
Shawn Kemp (11)
Gary Payton (6)
Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum
14,496
46–34
-
81
April 17
Sacramento
W 130–106
Shawn Kemp (24)
Shawn Kemp (14)
Nate McMillan (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum
12,129
47–34
-
82
April 19
@ Golden State
L 106–108
Shawn Kemp (23)
Shawn Kemp (19)
Nate McMillan (9)
Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum Arena
15,025
47–35

Playoffs

|- | 1 | April 23 | @ Golden State | W 117–109 | Kemp, Pierce (28) | Shawn Kemp (16) | Gary Payton (12) | Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum Arena 15,025

1–0
2
April 25
@ Golden State
L 101–115
Eddie Johnson (22)
Shawn Kemp (19)
Ricky Pierce (7)
Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum Arena
15,025
1–1
-
3
April 28
Golden State
W 129–128
Derrick McKey (27)
Shawn Kemp (10)
Nate McMillan (10)
Seattle Center Coliseum
14,252
2–1
-
4
April 30
Golden State
W 119–116
Ricky Pierce (27)
Shawn Kemp (20)
Nate McMillan (10)
Seattle Center Coliseum
14,252
3–1
-
1
May 6
@ Utah
L 100–108
Derrick McKey (20)
Shawn Kemp (15)
Nate McMillan (8)
Delta Center
19,911
0–1
-
2
May 8
@ Utah
L 97–103
Eddie Johnson (26)
Shawn Kemp (9)
Payton, Pierce (3)
Delta Center
19,911
0–2
-
3
May 10
Utah
W 104–98
Ricky Pierce (31)
Benoit Benjamin (8)
McMillan, Payton (6)
Seattle Center Coliseum
14,104
1–2
-
4
May 12
Utah
L 83–89
Ricky Pierce (21)
Shawn Kemp (11)
Nate McMillan (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum
14,252
1–3
-
5
May 14
@ Utah
L 100–111
Eddie Johnson (26)
Michael Cage (11)
Nate McMillan (12)
Delta Center
19,911
1–4

Player statistics

Season

PlayerGPGSMPGFG%3P%FT%RPGAPGSPGBPGPPG
75117.7.483.446.7591.11.70.70.18.3
636130.8.478.000.6878.11.20.61.914.0
35211.5.394.293.8111.60.90.50.14.8
826930.0.566.000.6208.91.11.20.78.8
4518.5.475.000.7501.50.30.20.22.7
1118.9.243.000.8131.10.40.50.12.8
811929.2.459.252.8613.62.00.70.117.1
642328.3.504.000.74810.41.31.11.915.5
4025.3.380.000.7561.20.30.10.12.2
4405.4.472.143.5770.61.20.00.01.5
524433.8.472.380.8475.22.31.20.914.9
723022.9.437.276.6433.55.01.80.46.0
817931.5.451.130.6693.66.21.80.39.4
787834.1.475.268.9163.03.11.10.321.7
  • Statistics with the Seattle SuperSonics.

Playoffs

PlayerGPGSMPGFG%3P%FT%RPGAPGSPGBPGPPG
7013.7.525.588.0001.01.10.60.07.4
9417.9.561.000.5005.10.60.61.46.1
504.4.333.250.5710.40.40.00.01.8
9421.9.559.0001.0005.70.40.70.94.3
101.0.000.0001.0001.00.00.00.02.0
9027.4.474.182.9413.00.90.30.318.4
9937.6.475.000.76312.20.40.61.617.4
9935.0.525.313.8444.92.70.81.316.3
9227.3.422.231.7143.77.01.80.39.6
8827.6.466.000.5832.64.81.00.37.6
9935.1.481.273.8702.43.10.60.119.6

Player statistics citation:

Awards and records

Records

  • Michael Cage finished the season with a franchise record .566 in field goal percentage.

Transactions

Overview

**Players added****Players Lost**

Trades

Free agents

Additions

Tony BrownFebruary 20, 1992

Waivings

Quintin DaileyDecember 10, 1991

Player Transactions Citation:

References

References

  1. [https://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/SEA/1992.html 1991–92 Seattle SuperSonics]
  2. (June 27, 1991). "UNLV's Johnson Is No. 1: NBA Draft: Coaches' Attempts in Charlotte and New Jersey to Select Billy Owens Are Overruled. Three UNLV Players Are Taken in the First Round". Los Angeles Times.
  3. (June 27, 1991). "As Expected, Hornets Select Johnson No. 1". Deseret News.
  4. "1991 NBA Draft". Basketball-Reference.
  5. (January 16, 1992). "Seattle SuperSonics Fire Jones as Coach". Los Angeles Times.
  6. (January 16, 1992). "Seattle Dismisses K.C. Jones". The Washington Post.
  7. (January 16, 1992). "Sonics Fire Jones as Coach After O.T. Loss". Chicago Tribune.
  8. (January 23, 1992). "Karl Named Sonics Coach". United Press International.
  9. (January 24, 1992). "SPORTS PEOPLE: PRO BASKETBALL; Karl New Sonics Coach". The New York Times.
  10. Nelson, Glenn. (May 10, 1992). "Karl Comes of Age in Seattle". Chicago Tribune.
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