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The Oklahoma City Thunder is a professional basketball franchise based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. It plays in the Northwest Division of the Western Conference in the National Basketball Association (NBA). The Thunder plays at Oklahoma City's Ford Center. The Thunder's NBA Development League affiliate is the Tulsa 66ers, which it also owns.
Formerly the Seattle SuperSonics, the Thunder was established in 2008 after a dispute between owner Clay Bennett and lawmakers in Seattle, Washington. While still located in Seattle, the club qualified for the NBA Playoffs 22 times, won its division six times and won the 1979 NBA Championship against the Washington Bullets.
In the franchise's first season in Oklahoma, the Thunder went 23-59 (.280), finishing 13th in the Western Conference and 26th in the league overall. The current coach is Scott Brooks, who took over for the fired P.J. Carlesimo in November 2008.

Season By Season Stats
Season	W	L	%
Seattle SuperSonics
1967–68	23	59	.280
1968–69	30	52	.366
1969–70	36	46	.439
1970–71	38	44	.463
1971–72	47	35	.573
1972–73	26	56	.317
1973–74	36	46	.439
1974–75	43	39	.524
1975–76	43	39	.524
1976–77	40	42	.488
1977–78	47	35	.573
1978–79	52	30	.634
1979–80	56	26	.683
1980–81	34	48	.415
1981–82	52	30	.634
1982–83	48	34	.585
1983–84	42	40	.512
1984–85	31	51	.378
1985–86	31	51	.378
1986–87	39	43	.476
1987–88	44	38	.537
1988–89	47	35	.573
1989–90	41	41	.500
1990–91	41	41	.500
1991–92	47	35	.573
1992–93	55	27	.671
1993–94	63	19	.768
1994–95	57	25	.695
1995–96	64	18	.780
1996–97	57	25	.695
1997–98	61	21	.744
1998–99	25	25	.500
1999–00	45	37	.549
2000–01	44	38	.537
2001–02	45	37	.549
2002–03	40	42	.488
2003–04	37	45	.451
2004–05	52	30	.634
2005–06	35	47	.427
2006–07	31	51	.383
2007–08	20	62	.244
Oklahoma City Thunder
2008–09	23	59	.280