When you hear the word Seattle Supersonics, what comes to mind?

Maybe it's Sean Kemp, The Rain Man, or Gary Payton, the glove, or maybe an image of a tall and skinny 19-year-old rookie, Kevin Duran.

For fans in Seattle, it's something else. It's tragedy, it's theft, an iconic team with an incredible fan base that packed its bags

and shipped off for Oklahoma City.

From Spotify and the Ringer, I'm Jordan Ritter-Con, and in my podcast, Sonic Boom, I talk

to players, politicians, owners, and fans about how Seattle lost the Sonics.

You can listen to it on the Book of Basketball feed, on Spotify or

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Get started at HubSpot.com slash marketers. On today's episode of OneShining podcast, we are in New York City and we're having

some fun here. One Shining podcast, Boots on the ground. We're going to be at the McDonald's

All-American game. That game is on Tuesday night, but Kyle and I are in New York City.

We're going to practice today. We're going to do some interviews, some fun stuff with the future of

basketball tomorrow. So if you are in New York City, if you're going to the games, come say hello.

We're going to have some fun out here. But again, there were some games last night, elite eight. We have two teams that have punched their tickets, scanned their ticket, whatever you want to call it,

and they're on their way to the final four.

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