1975–76 Seattle SuperSonics season
Game Date Team Score High points Location Attendance Record
6 November 2 Washington L 85-94 Tommy Burleson ( 20 ) Seattle Center Coliseum 14,096 3-3
7 November 5 @ Detroit L 107-124 Slick Watts ( 25 ) Cobo Arena 4,777 3-4
8 November 6 @ Washington L 100-110 Fred Brown ( 29 ) Capital Centre 7,732 3-5
9 November 8 @ Atlanta L 94-107 Fred Brown ( 24 ) Omni Coliseum 4,382 3-6
10 November 9 @ New Orleans W 111-97 Fred Brown ( 41 ) Louisiana Superdome 13,472 4-6
11 November 12 Kansas City L 92-107 Fred Brown ( 19 ) Seattle Center Coliseum 11,213 4-7
12 November 13 @ Phoenix L 103-106 Bruce Seals ( 24 ) Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum 5,016 4-8
13 November 14 Cleveland W 100-97 ( OT ) Fred Brown ( 26 ) Seattle Center Coliseum 11,969 5-8
14 November 16 Golden State W 102-98 Fred Brown ( 30 ) Seattle Center Coliseum 14,096 6-8
15 November 19 Chicago W 97-87 Fred Brown ( 25 ) Seattle Center Coliseum 13,114 7-8
16 November 23 Milwaukee W 112-104 Tommy Burleson ( 28 ) Seattle Center Coliseum 14,021 8-8
17 November 25 @ New York W 128-127 ( OT ) Tommy Burleson ( 35 ) Madison Square Garden 15,548 9-8
18 November 26 @ Boston W 110-109 Fred Brown ( 30 ) Boston Garden 12,189 10-8
19 November 28 @ Philadelphia L 94-113 Tommy Burleson ( 18 ) The Spectrum 13,674 10-9
20 November 29 @ Cleveland L 108-124 Fred Brown ( 30 ) Coliseum at Richfield 10,151 10-10
The 1975-76 Seattle SuperSonics season was the 9th season of the Seattle SuperSonics in the National Basketball Association (NBA). The SuperSonics finished the season in second place in the Western Conference with a 43-39 record, the same as the previous year and reached the playoffs for a second consecutive season, where they lost to the Phoenix Suns in the Conference Semifinals in six games.