| Lenny Wilkens (26) | | | Chicago Stadium5,254 | 30–47 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 78 | March 16 | @ Atlanta | L 127–131 (OT) | Art Harris (31) | | | Alexander Memorial Coliseum7,190 | 30–48 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 79 | March 18 | @ Baltimore | L 120–130 | Lenny Wilkens (26) | | | Baltimore Civic Center8,020 | 30–49 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 80 | March 19 | @ Philadelphia | L 115–136 | Bob Rule, Rod Thorn (16) | | | The Spectrum11,474 | 30–50 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 81 | March 21 | @ Detroit | L 104–110 | Erwin Mueller (15) | | | Cobo Arena4,669 | 30–51 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 82 | March 22 | @ Cincinnati | L 127–134 | Lenny Wilkens (25) | | | Cincinnati Gardens2,534 | 30–52 Player statistics Statistics with the Seattle SuperSonics. Awards and records Art Harris was selected to the NBA All-Rookie First Team. Lenny Wilkens made his sixth All-Star appearance for the West in the 1969 NBA All-Star Game held in Baltimore, Maryland. Transactions Overview Trades References Seattle Seattle SuperSonics seasons