What team is the Thunder and what is the lineup like in the Thunder team?

The Thunder were formerly known as the Seattle SuperSonics.

In 2008, the team moved to Oklahoma and changed its name to the Oklahoma City Thunder. On the morning of September 3, 2008, with Oklahoma's original supersonic team, they held a press conference to announce their new team name, the Thunder. The NBA's newest team is finally born, and it also represents the end of the supersonic speed.

At the same time, the colors of the Oklahoma City Thunder have also been decided, and according to owner Bennett, the Thunder's colors will be composed of blue, red and orange. Blue will be the dominant color, echoing the colors of the Oklahoma flag, while red and orange will be the sparkling afterglow.

The Thunder are the former Seattle SuperSonics, and this season the team moved their home stadium to Oklahoma City, Luisiana, in the south, which was the zero-hour home of the Hornets during the Hurricanes last season....The supersonic team, which is dominated by the light army, has been renamed the Thunder team, and the team logo has also been changed, but the original division will not change, and the Thunder team still belongs to the Northwest Division.

The Oklahoma City Thunder is the original Seattle SuperSonics, but the SuperSonics have moved.

Seattle SuperSonics, because the city of Seattle ** is unwilling to build a new stadium for the team, so the SuperSonics moved to Oklahoma and changed their name to the Thunder, and their new mascot and the Warriors' almost two-team game gap is there to see.

The Thunder are the former supersonic team. In the future, there will be no supersonic team, and the name will be changed to Thunder.

The Seattle SuperSonics are now called the Oklahoma City Thunder.

The former Seattle SuperSonics moved to Oklahoma this year and changed their name to the Thunder.

It's Seattle SuperSonic

Because of the lack of support from Seattle** due to the stadium issue, the team moved to Oklahoma City

Former Seattle SuperSonics.

Moved to Oklamaho this year.

Changed its name to the Thunder.

Previous hypersound. Moved the land, and changed the name.

The SuperSonics changed to the Thunder.

Don't know what you're talking about.

The lineup is very strong, and the team is also very tacit, the overall lineup is very good, and the cooperation is quite tacit.

The Thunder team is a very strong team because everyone on this team is very good, and their playing skills are also very high.

The squad in this team is still relatively strong, and there are some stars who have been famous before.

The Thunder's allocation of playing time between the two will show the direction of the team's focus. The Thunder's interior is a big reason why they struggle to stand out in the West.

The current Thunder have improved even more than the previous two years, first of all, the role players have improved, and the Thunder team is no longer overly dependent on stars as it was two years ago, and the young players are improving rapidly.

The Thunder's lineup includes Horford, Miller, Bradley, Alexander, Robbie Brown, Joshhal and more.

1. Russell Westbrook: Born on November 12, 1988 in Long Beach, California, USA, an American professional basketball player nuclear god, playing point guard, playing for the NBA Oklahoma City Thunder.

2. Carmelo Anthony: Born on May 29, 1984 in Brooklyn, New York City, USA, an American professional basketball player, playing as a small forward, currently playing for the NBA Oklahoma City Thunder.

3. Steven Adams: Born on July 20, 1993 in Rotorua, New Zealand, a New Zealand professional basketball player, playing as a center, playing for the NBA Ok Beat La Homer City Thunder.

4. Paul George: Born on May 2, 1990 in Palmday, California, USA.

The Oklahoma City Thunder is a professional basketball team based in Oklahoma City, United States.

The list of players is as follows:

1. Team history.

The Seattle SuperSonics was born in Seattle and is home to the headquarters of Boeing, the world's largest aircraft manufacturer. When the team was founded in 1967, Boeing was developing and building supersonic airliners, and the basketball team created with Boeing's help chose the name "supersound". In the summer of 2008, the Seattle SuperSonics moved their home stadium to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and the team changed its name to the Oklahoma City Thunder.

2. Team history.

2012-present.

In the 13th season, the Thunder finished the regular season with 62 wins and 20 losses, and met the Houston Rockets led by former teammate James Harden in the first round of the playoffs.

In '14, the Thunder finished the regular season with a 59-23 record and successfully entered the playoffs. In the first round of the playoffs, they met the Grizzlies, their opponent in the 2012-13 Western Conference semifinals, and the Thunder advanced with a thrilling overall score of 4-3. However, in the Western Conference Finals, the Thunder finally lost to the Spurs 2-4 and missed the Finals.

In '15, the Thunder finished ninth in the league with a 45-37 record and missed the playoffs, the first time the Thunder missed the playoffs since 2000, and head coach Scott Brooks, who had been in charge for seven seasons, was fired.

On July 1, the Pacers traded Paul George to the Thunder, and the Thunder's trade chips were Oladipo + Sabonis Jr. On Sept. 24, the Thunder struck a deal with the New York Knicks in exchange for Ines Kanter, Doug McDermott and a 2018 second-round pick for Carmelo Anthony.

3. Team mascot.

American bison (rumblethebison).

The wild bull (thebison), the largest mammal in North America and the largest bison species in the world, is large and fast. Oklahoma has a long history of cattle breeding, and here is the famous Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge, the largest cattle sanctuary in the United States, home to about 600 cattle animals.

The Bull only became the Thunder's mascot in mid-February 2009, but quickly became the Thunder's most popular mascot with his distinctive rough and wild image. In addition to being on the playing field, he also participated in many community activities on behalf of the Thunder, and won unanimous praise from local citizens and **.

2017-2018 season Thunder Skateers and returning team first Lap player list:

The Oklahoma City Thunder, formerly known as the Seattle SuperSonics, moved to Oklahoma City on September 3, 2008 when the team announced its new name: Thunder.

The Oklahoma City Thunder is a professional basketball team based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA, belonging to the National Basketball Association (NBA), which joined the NBA in 1966 and is part of the Northwest Division of the Western Conference of the United States Men's Basketball Professional League.

In the 2011-12 season, the Thunder became the champion of the West with the outstanding performance of Durant, Harden, Westbrook, etc., but unfortunately lost to the Heat in the Finals. On April 16, 2013, the Thunder defeated the Kings and once again locked up the 2012-13 MLS regular season in the West.

It turned out to be supersonic. Now moved.