The 1968–69 Seattle SuperSonics season was the second season of the Seattle franchise in the NBA. The Sonics finished the regular season with a 30–52 record in 6th place on the Western Division. During the offseason, Seattle traded their top scorer Walt Hazzard to the Atlanta Hawks to bring three-time All-Star Lenny Wilkens, who would serve as head coach of the team the following year. Draft picks Note: only draft picks who participated in at least one game in the NBA are listed. Roster Regular season Season standings x – clinched playoff spot Record vs. opponents Game log |- bgcolor=#fcc | 1 | October 17 | @ San Diego | L 110–128 | Bob Rule (31) | | | San Diego Sports Arena5,332 | 0–1 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 2 | October 18 | @ Phoenix | L 107–116 | Bob Rule (34) | | | Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum7,112 | 0–2 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 3 | October 19 | San Francisco Warriors | L 95–107 | Bob Rule (25) | | | Seattle Center Coliseum4,311 | 0–3 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 4 | October 21 | Baltimore | L 104–111 | Tom Meschery (30) | | | Vancouver, BC2,387 | 0–4 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 5 | October 23 | San Diego | W 118–117 | Bob Rule, Lenny Wilkens (20) | | | Seattle Center Coliseum3,064 | 1–4 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 6 | October 25 | Atlanta | W 123–112 | Tom Meschery (24) | | | Seattle Center Coliseum4,689 | 2–4 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 7 | October 27 | Baltimore | L 114–126 | Tom Meschery (22) | | | Seattle Center Coliseum4,882 | 2–5 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 8 | October 30 | Phoenix | L 108–115 | Bob Rule (22) | | | Seattle Center Coliseum2,657 | 2–6 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 9 | November 2 | Chicago | W 101–95 | Bob Rule (24) | | | Seattle Center Coliseum4,330 | 3–6 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 10 | November 3 | New York | L 108–122 | Lenny Wilkens (24) | | | Seattle Center Coliseum4,807 | 3–7 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 11 | November 6 | @ Detroit | L 118–127 | Rod Thorn (21) | | | Cobo Arena3,462 | 3–8 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 12 | November 7 | @ Chicago | L 105–120 | Bob Rule (23) | | | Chicago Stadium891 | 3–9 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 13