First, we talk about an article covering a wide variety of expansion related topics. Then, we go through how the Sonics did in their playoff appearances, through the lense of seeding. Finally, we talk about the '87-'88 regular season, as the Sonics run it back with the big three

We discuss the big story out of Vegas as Adam Silver gives an update on expansion. We briefly talk about hall of fame nominees with Seattle ties, and how the Sonics faired on Christmas day. Finally, we do some quizzes about the Sonics

We talk about the players who had two separate stints in Seattle. Then I ramble about basketball cards for the second but presumably not final time. Finally, we discuss the '87 offseason, in which the Sonics are relatively quiet but do make one unfortunate and consequential decision

We talk about Bill Simmons' recent thoughts on the state of expansion. Then, we discuss all the players that made an all star game, either before or after being with the Sonics. Finally, we go through the '87 playoffs, as Seattle makes an improbably deep run.

We talk about the life and legacy of Lenny Wilkens. We then reexamine the '77-'78 run, with him at the helm. We also discuss his best games as a player in Seattle, and finally go over the best players he coached throughout his career. RIP 19

After some quick notes about the M's and the format of the show, we talk about the recent interview Adam Silver gave to Sports Illustrated. Then, we talk about the '86-'87 season, as newcomers Dale Ellis and Nate McMillan make major contributions almost immediately

First, we talk briefly about the goings on around Seattle sports. Then, we discuss home court advantage by comparing home/road splits and improvements at home to other teams. Finally, we get into an incredibly busy '86 offseason. The Sonics trade a franchise icon, draft a new one, trade for an all star, and make several other moves on and off the court.

We make some teams based on how the Sonics aquired players. Then we compare the teams, and see how they stack up. Then in history, we wrap up the unremarkable '85-'86 season, as the Sonics tread water under first year coach Bernie Bickerstaff.