How difficult is it to get more than 60 wins in five times? Only five teams in the NBA have done it so far, and Hu Kai is unbeatable

Preface

After a successful victory over the Thunder, the Celtics won three in a row and improved their record to 60 wins this season, making them the first and only team to win at the 60-win level this season. You must know that the NBA has a fixed 82 regular season games every year, and it can get more than 60 wins, which is enough to prove the dominance of this team. Therefore, even if you can't win the championship, you can get a record of 60 wins, which is a very precious existence for a team. Looking back at the entire history of the NBA, there are only a handful of teams that have won at least five times with 60 wins, so let's take a look at which teams they are!

Celtics

60 wins: 14

At the top of the table, of course, the Celtics are also the 14th time in their history that they have won 60 games. The team's first 60-win season was in the distant 61-62 season, when the Green Army already had four championship trophies, and this season they not only had a 60-20 record, but also were invincible in the playoffs, beating a number of strong opponents to win the championship.

They went on to win 60 in '64-65 and '66-67, and in '72-73 they had a team-best 68-14, but the Celtics didn't win the championship that year. Since the beginning of the 79-80 season, the Green Army has set an extremely terrifying record, with a total of 60 wins in a total of 7 seasons, which is unique in the history of the NBA.

It wasn't until the 07-08 season that the team's Big Three, consisting of Pierce, Garnett and Ray Allen, regained their 66-16 record, and it was also the year that the Celtics won their last championship in franchise history. With another 60-win streak this season, Celtic have everything they need to win the title, and it will be up to them to make the most of their precious chances.

Lakers

60 wins: 11

In the honor book about the team's records, in addition to the Celtics, of course, there is also their old enemy Lakers. So far, the Lakers are second only to the Green Army with 11 60-win records, and the first time the Lakers have a 60-win record was in that invincible 71-72 season, when the Lakers not only won the best 69-13 in history at that time, but also played the first consecutive win record in history of 33 consecutive wins during the regular season. There were no surprises, and under the leadership of legendary superstars such as Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West, the team finally won the championship of their dreams.

Since then, with the arrival of legendary superstars such as "Sky Hook" Abdul-Jabbar and "Magic" Johnson, they have won 5 times and 60 wins in 6 consecutive seasons in the 80s of the last century, which is second only to the existence of the Celtics. However, what is surprising is that after entering the new century, the Lakers have won a total of 6 championships, but only 2 times in 60 wins, the last of which was the Kobe era in the 08-09 season, and the team won the championship that year.

Spurs

Number of 60 wins in seasons: 7

Behind the Green Army and the Purple and Gold Army, is the Spurs, who have been showing their low-key style of play in the past, and have a total of 7 60 wins, the first time the team won this record was in the 94-95 season, when "Admiral" David Robinson was in high spirits, won the regular season MVP, and also helped the team to a 62-20 record, but unfortunately they lost to the Rockets led by Olajuwon in the Western Conference Finals. Then came the familiar superstar, who got Tim Duncan through a swing and began nearly 20 years of greatness.

In the 02-03 season, the team once again had a 60-22 record, and Duncan played an epic performance this year to help the team win a second championship. After that, the team won 60 games in the 05-06 season and the 10-11 season, but unfortunately failed to win the championship. It wasn't until the 13-14 season that the Spurs, who mainly play the team basketball system, won 60 wins again, and also set a record for the largest margin in the finals to win the championship, which allowed fans to see the top team with unlimited dominance that year.

After that, the team won 60 wins in the 15-16 and 16-17 seasons, especially the 15-16 season with a team-best record of 67 wins and 15 losses, but unfortunately the team failed to win the championship again in both years, which is also a great pity.

Bulls

60 wins: 6

Although the Bulls did not win as many times as the previous three teams, they had a record that was extremely terrifying, that is, in these six 60-win seasons, except for the 10-11 season, they all won the final championship, which is also incomparable in NBA history. What's even more shocking is that the five 60-win and championship-winning seasons all happened in the nineties of the last century, and yes, these great records and achievements were brought to Chicago by Michael Jordan "Flyer".

In the 90-91 season, the Bulls had a 61-21 record for the first time, and at the same time defeated various strong opponents in the playoffs to win the first championship in team history. In the 91-92 season, the team's cooperation reached its peak, improving its record to 67 wins, and at the same time, it won the playoffs comfortably. In the post-three consecutive championship period, the team's record was even more terrifying 72 wins, 69 wins and 62 wins, and all of them won the championship without any accidents.

Sadly, the team's record of 60 wins in the 10-11 season was rewritten, but Derrick Rose was also worthy of respect that year, becoming the youngest regular season MVP in history, and also losing to the Heat's Big Three at its peak.

Bucks

Number of 60 winning seasons: 5

In fifth place is actually the Bucks, which surprised many fans, in fact, despite being in the small ball city of Milwaukee, the Bucks have a glorious history, and have won 2 championships so far, which is already quite a remarkable achievement, and what is even more surprising is that in the team's third season in the NBA, that is, the 70-71 season, in Abdul-Jabbar and Oscar · Under Robertson's leadership, he won the first championship in team history, becoming the shortest time for the NBA team to win the championship.

That year, the team's record reached 60 wins for the first time, but unfortunately the Bucks have not been able to win the championship again while getting 60 wins. Whether it's the '71-72, '72-73, or '80-81 season, the team has been in the playoffs. Even in the later 18-19 season, the prosperous Brother helped the team to achieve a 60-22 record again after 38 years, but it failed to stop the Raptors from moving forward, and finally fell on the stage of the Eastern Conference Finals.