The 11 Greatest Seattle SuperSonics Players of All Time

One title team, one Finals run in the nineties and a rookie who left with the franchise. Defenders, dunkers and a player-coach all have a claim.

1. 1
   Gary Payton

   The Glove: nine-time All-Star point guard and 1996 Defensive Player of the Year who led Seattle to the 1996 NBA Finals.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Rashard Lewis

   Drafted straight from high school, he became a 2005 All-Star scorer for Seattle.
   730pts
3. 3
   Ray Allen

   Sharpshooter who averaged a career-high 26.4 points for Seattle in 2006-07.
   590pts
4. 4
   Shawn Kemp

   Reign Man, the high-flying power forward and five-time Sonics All-Star of the 1990s.
   499pts
5. 5
   Jack Sikma

   Hall of Fame center, seven-time All-Star and starter on the 1979 title team; the franchise's career rebounding leader.
   388pts
6. 6
   Kevin Durant

   The No. 2 pick in 2007 who won Rookie of the Year in the franchise's final season in Seattle.
   388pts
7. 7
   Spencer Haywood

   The franchise's first star, who averaged 29.2 points and 13.4 rebounds in 1972-73.
   388pts
8. 8
   Nate McMillan

   Mr. Sonic, the steady defensive guard who spent his whole 12-year career in Seattle.
   388pts
9. 9
   Tom Chambers

   Athletic forward who was MVP of the 1987 All-Star Game as a Sonic.
   0pts
10. 10
    Detlef Schrempf

    German forward and All-Star who was a key piece of the 64-win 1996 Finals team.
    0pts
11. 11
    Lenny Wilkens

    Player-coach in the late 1960s who later coached Seattle to its only NBA title in 1979.
    0pts

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