As an NBA fan, everyone has at least one team they like, but in the history of the league, there are four teams in the history of the league, not only not liked by fans outside their city, but also hated by many fans, and even most of the league's players and management are full of disgust for these four teams in that period. They can even be called the four most unpopular heavenly groups in the history of the Alliance.
Legion of Bad Boys
This team, which consists of Lambier, Rodman, Isaiah Thomas, Dantley, Winnie Johnson, Mahone and other league villains, is rated as the most terrifying "dirty" legion in the history of the league, because of the tough, brutal, rough, dirty playing is famous, they will not hesitate to win.
Under the guidance of Fauvist coach Chuck Daly and led by the Bad Boys, the Pistons swept through the NBA league and won the championships in 1989 and 1990, which is recognized as the most terrifying and dirty team in the league.
In particular, the "Jordan Law" they created, in order to limit Jordan, even the scene has been bloody to the point of being inappropriate for children, so that there are many scoring masters, facing the inside line guarded by Mahon and Lambier, they can't afford to hit the basket a little, because no one wants to face the risk of career scrapping because of a layup.
Do you know what American fans call members of the Bad Boy Corps? Daley "Satan possessed", Lambier "demon", "murderer"... Mahone "The King of Fights", "The Bad Boy of bad boys"... It can be seen how much the fans of other teams hated these people.
Portland Prison Team
In that year's Portland Blazers, known by fans as the Portland Prison Team, sexual assault, shooting, drug possession, all the scandals that existed in the history of the league can find a representative figure in the Blazers players, and also became the most notorious team in the league at that time.
Organizing defender Stoudemire has faced multiple charges for possessing marijuana, including speeding and trying to carry drugs through airport tests after smoking marijuana, Randolph and Patterson in training, Patterson being accused of sexually assaulting nannies and beating his wife, Wood facing charges for possessing marijuana, Kemp for cocaine abuse and alcoholism not only as rehabilitated at the rehabilitation center, Wells publicly insulting fans, Rashid Wallace repeatedly breaking his own record for technical fouls but also threatening referees. In addition to these, the media also broke the scandal of a player stealing teammates' belongings in the locker room.
If it weren't for the chaos of the team, the Portland Trail Blazers in those seasons would have hoped to go further and even win the NBA championship, but the team's Canby prison chaos made many players entering the free market avoid recruiting the Blazers. At that time, the Blazers were even more disgusted by the fans.
New York gangsters
If a team, the early collection of Charles Oakley, Ewing, Mason, Starks...... Waiting for a group of grumpy muscular men, and later with Larry Johnson, Smith and several other court villains, it is almost impossible to do without fighting.
For New York at that time, the degree of infamy was no less than that of the previous Bad Boy Corps, but unlike the direct death hand of the bad boy army's defensive end, this group of gangster members themselves performed iron-blooded defense, giving the opponent a lot of physical confrontation, and really could not prevent the case of the next dead hand, if the opponent dared to fight back, then congratulations, you can enjoy a basketball boxing drama on the court.
From the beginning of the nineties to 2000, during which the NBA's most famous ballroom fights, the Knicks accounted for nearly half of them, 1997 and the Heat, 2006 and the Nuggets, 1998 and the Heat, 1994 and the Bulls, 1993 and the Suns, 2000 and the Spurs, almost every year, the Knicks had to engage in a team-wide brawl.
Golden State Bandits
In the history of the NBA, there has never been a shortage of players with banditry, and usually a team with such a player is enough to have a headache for the opponent, but the Warriors at that time gathered almost all the players in the league except Artest. Stephen Jackson, Matt Barnes, Baron Davis, Harrington, Richardson, Bidlins...... Some people even joked that the Warriors of that year gathered a group of "outlaws".
But it was this group of "outlaws", under the leadership of Coach Nelson, known as mad scientists, staged a crazy season, a group of fierce, tough, foul-ferocity, and even some players who were expecting to fight, eliminated relatively speaking, the Mavericks who were too polite during the game in the playoffs, staged the Black Eight Miracle, and even used their fierce defense to make the MVP winner of the year, Nowitzki, bear the name of soft egg.
But a lot of fans don't like this Golden State gang because when they play against this team, it's full of danger, because once the players lose their minds, they are full of uncertainty.