WNBA is the new nba

OKC has had fun moments

lol cope longer

16 years later and still coping hard. 😂 Why can't "non racist, non corn husky" Seattle get a team still? Bum ass city lol

@@dwaynekeenum1916okc has no history sonics do !!! It’s like the Houston oilers turning into the Tennessee Titans disgusting!!!

@@nork21you guys even have a city ?😂😂

Because Clay Bennett is a pedofile

Just like how Atlanta has one

too bad it’s city council are incompetent morons

They just might be getting them back on the next expansion

Where’s Sacramento going?

@@CCROGGY look up the Sacramento Kings relocation saga, and then get back to me. They were 100% gone, but ended up staying in the 11th hour.

Thank you!

Ian, thanks for the interesting side note! Back then, a goalie could only take a few steps at the spot of possession. Nowdays, a keeper can walk anywhere, provided he gets rid of the ball within 6 seconds (which is rarely enforced). I'm guessing your dad put the ball down for that reason, not realizing how fast a guy like Steve Hunt is.

Yeah I played high school varsity keeper. Back then only 4 steps unless you rolled it. That's why I just cleared it or threw it. & A few years ago pac12 U.W vs UCLA. the UCLA keeper did a gaffe like your dad!

@@darrenpeterson1092 Yeah my dad kinda pushed me to play GK. And I played when I was 12 and 13 but I was kinda small so everything just went over my head and in. So I transitioned to playing midfield and forward and that's where I ended up playing in college at Seattle U. So it worked out. But I still remember the principles of goalkeeping he taught me. Make the W with your hands. If there's a breakaway come out and get big. etc.

@John Marin @Darren Peterson The other bizarre story is there was a Sounders player in this game named Mickey Cave who managed to accidentally kill himself because he left his car running at his apartment and died of carbon monoxide poisoning when the fumes elevated up from the garage

@@ianchursky Very sad story but still quite odd.....surely you would be fully aware that you had got out of the car but still left the engine running? It would be obvious..unless he had been out drinking/DUI and ''was out of it''. And thus not noticed. Or had had grief/aggravation with the job or personal relationship which tipped him over the edge ...and to end it all. He made it look accidental by going upstairs rather than sit in the vehicle and let it happen, somewhat disguising the situation. On wiki, described as an accident but still open to speculation. In January, 1996 Scottish footballer died alongside his girlfriend after carbon monoxide poisoning, maybe a gas leak in his cottage.

Hi Beau!! If you dont mind me asking,what guitar did you have at that time?? this was before the Rickenbacker?

@@USNVA-yn6cp the recording is from late ‘65 with my rickenbacker through a fender “champ”! The Ventures dug our band & offered us my guitar & a bass for John! They wanted us to use them for our tv performances as promotion! I liked the guitar & used it for stage & studio. This clip is from ‘66 after we endorsed mosrite! Sadly, I don’t have either guitar but I still have the ‘59 “champ”!! Thanks for your interest!

@@beaucharles9934 Very cool story!! Cant thank you enough for the great music and youve inspired lots of guitar players thru the years, myself included, although I love my Tele and Strat and should probably get a Rick someday as well! Stay well!!! As you know well enough, those early Fender champs are the goods!!! Tone tone and more tone!

@@USNVA-yn6cp thanks again to a fellow musician. Inspiration is so important! It motivates us to learn more! Good luck with your musical journey.

@@beaucharles9934 That great sound and those great songs will never be forgotten, as long as theres a radio, mp3 player , record player even, the best music lives forever! Stay well and healthy!

Yea, I’ve been waiting for years now. I only went to one game as a kid, but they still haven’t come back. Im 16 now

The Sonics blew it when they traded D.J. They could've kept the same unit together and won more titles.

Bart Bell The same Dennis Johnson that was supposedly A Cancer to the Sonics? After the trade, Sonics Coach Lenny Wilkens stated “Trading Dennis Johnson was like Cutting out Cancer”.

@@Jiltedin2007 I know that they wanted him out. But it makes no sense. D.J. was probably the best player on the team, and held them together. He was the glue. And the MVP of the championship. So what if he was a whiner, or a little feisty. He played his heart out for Wilkens, and the fans. And fit in with Lenny's defense and fast break scheme.