Season · 1983-84

The 1983-84 Seattle SuperSonics

1,479Team Fame
42-40Record
-0.34SRS
2-3Postseason

The Season in Brief

The 1983-84 Seattle SuperSonics went 42-40. Led by Jack Sikma, Gus Williams and Tom Chambers, they posted a -0.34 SRS and went 2-3 in the playoffs.

Each segment is one player's share of the team's fame - Jack Sikma leads at 30%.

Honors & Awards

Team Leaders

PointsJack Sikma19.1
ReboundsJack Sikma11.1
AssistsGus Williams8.4
StealsGus Williams2.4
BlocksJack Sikma1.1
True ShootingJack Sikma57.2
3-PointersFred Brown9
Def. Win SharesJack Sikma4.4

The Roster, by Fame

Full Stat Line

Tap a column to re-sort. ★ marks a career year.

Player
Jack Sikma8219.111.14.01.21.157.204.456
Gus Williams8018.72.58.42.40.350.642.941
Tom Chambers8218.16.51.60.60.656.302.128
Reggie King777.86.12.30.70.355.902.114
Danny Vranes808.44.91.60.60.755.901.911
Al Wood8114.33.42.00.80.454.531.711
Fred Brown718.50.92.70.70.055.390.87
Steve Hawes793.72.81.30.30.253.411.17
Jon Sundvold736.91.23.30.40.048.890.65
David Thompson1912.62.30.70.50.760.900.33
Scooter McCray472.72.40.90.20.445.100.52
Steve Hayes431.31.40.30.10.450.700.31
Clay Johnson252.20.50.60.30.146.110.11
Charles Bradley81.40.40.60.00.154.600.00

Roster Profile

Rookies & Newcomers

Draft Pedigree

The Playoff Run

2-3 overall

First Round

2-3

lost to Dallas Mavericks(43-39)

Season fame across franchise history

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