There are three NBA teams that start with the letter O, ranging from historic franchises to current contenders. These teams include one former squad and two active teams, each with its own unique story and impact on the league. Notably, the Indianapolis Olympians represent a fascinating piece of early NBA history, while the Orlando Magic and Oklahoma City Thunder continue to shape today’s basketball landscape.

Below is the complete list of NBA teams that start with O. Use this table as your quick reference guide.

NBA Team This column lists the full name of each team, making it easy to identify and differentiate them.

City/State Here you’ll find the city and state where each team is based, helping you connect teams to their geographic roots.

Founded Year This shows when each team was established, giving insight into their history and longevity in the NBA.

Arena Name This column provides the current home arena for each team, showing where the team plays its home games.

Descripción A brief description highlights key facts about each team, including history, notable players, and achievements.

NBA Teams that start with O

NBA TeamCity/StateFounded YearArena Name
Indianapolis OlympiansIndianapolis, Indiana1949Hinkle Fieldhouse
Oklahoma City ThunderOklahoma City, Oklahoma2008Paycom Center
Orlando MagicOrlando, Florida1989Kia Center

Descriptions

Indianapolis Olympians
A former NBA team based in Indianapolis, Indiana, that played from 1949 to 1953. They made the playoffs in all four of their seasons, led by Hall of Famer Alex Groza. The team’s short history is a unique part of early NBA lore.
Oklahoma City Thunder
An active NBA team located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. They were established in 2008, relocating from Seattle where they were known as the SuperSonics. The Thunder have become a prominent Western Conference team, known for developing young talent and an exciting style of play.
Orlando Magic
An active NBA team based in Orlando, Florida, founded in 1989. Known for their distinctive blue and white colors and having several Hall of Fame players like Shaquille O’Neal and Dwight Howard, the Magic have reached the NBA Finals twice in their history.
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