Thunder Chairman Clay Bennett made a very low-enthusiasm presentation, saying how enthusiastic he was. There was some talk about how hard it is to keep a secret, and even a line about character. I smirked at this man, whose double-dealing e-mails and bold-faced lies have been well-documented, telling me about character. I felt all that bitterness at how things went down in Seattle.And for Sonic fans, today was the day that they really lost their team. For much of the summer, to me, it seemed like the Sonics had been stolen, and were out there somewhere, perhaps to somehow be returned.
Obviously the way that Bennett handled this was wrong, and now the city of Seattle is left cheering for the Mariners, which is basically just like cheering for the Sonics seeing as how both teams are at the bottom of the standings.
Anyway, the logo is absolutely horrible. It looks like a WNBA logo. The Thunder text is too boring and I really don't understand why there is so much light blue in there. When you hear thunder, isn't the sky dark?
The name is alright with me. I know that thunder is a part of Oklahoma, with all the tornadoes and Indian heritage. We got the Lightning teams, why not have Thunder.
The AC/DC song "Thunderstruck" was played during the ceremony, which is fitting I guess.
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Most people have probably never heard of this team, but back in the 1980s and 1990s there was a CBA team in the Quad Cities (an area consisting of cities in both Iowa and Illinois along the Mississippi River)called the Quad City Thunder and they had better logos then this lame logo. I think the name is okay, but the logo is terrible. See links to old logos below:
http://pagesperso-orange.fr/nba-history/images/min/cba/QuadCityThunder.gif
http://www.logoserver.com/basketball/QuadCityThunder8990.GIF
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