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 McCray★472.72.40.90.20.445.100.52
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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