Before I could exert my strength, you fell! Taking stock of the 8 teams with the easiest NBA championships, the 96 Bulls are only 6th

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2024-05-11 21:16Posted in Henan Sports Creators

Preface

Historically, no team has ever won all of its playoffs, especially since the first round of the playoffs was changed to a best-of-five format in 1984 and a best-of-seven format in 2003. So who are the most dominant champions in history? What kind of record they have played in the playoffs that won the championship, let's take a look at it.

8. Celtics (15-3)

1985-1986 season

3-0 Bulls in the first round, 4-1 Hawks in the second round, 4-0 Bucks in the Eastern Conference finals, and 4-2 Rockets in the finals

This year, the Green Army, led by Bird and McHale, had a luxurious record of 67-15 in the regular season, and they were also the only team in the league to score 65+ wins. After the start of the playoffs, the Celtics also showed their dominance, and in the first round against the Bulls, the Green Army was full of firepower, scoring more than 120 points in all three games, including 135 points in G2. In the second round against the Hawks, the Green Army also had an absolute advantage, and the Hawks were one step away from being swept after three games, but unfortunately Wilkins scored 37 points in the fourth game to help the team retain the last decency.

The Green Army in the Eastern Conference is still unstoppable, and they have played super offensive firepower against the Bucks, and the two worst offensive performances of the series also have 111 points. However, in the finals, the Rockets became the only team to give the Green Army two losses, but obviously the true strength of the Green Army is still too far ahead of them, and in the last game, Bird and McHale combined to score 58 points to help the team beat the Rockets and win the final championship.

7. Lakers (15-3)

1986-1987 season

3-0 Nuggets in the first round, 4-1 Warriors in the second round, 4-0 SuperSonics in the Western Conference finals, and 4-2 Celtics in the finals

This season, the Lakers' star officially became Magic Johnson, who also won the first MVP with an average of 23.9 points, 6.3 rebounds and 12.2 assists per game, and he also helped the team to a 65-17 league No. 1 record. In the first round of the playoffs against the Nuggets, the Lakers scored higher and higher points in each of their three games, scoring 128 points, 139 points, and 140 points successively, and finally successfully advanced to the semifinals. In the second round against the Warriors, the Lakers' offensive firepower was still unresolved, but with a 3-0 lead, they were a little slack in the fourth game, which allowed the Warriors to "steal" a victory.

In the Western Conference finals against the SuperSonics, the Lakers' state is still gradual, and the more they play the four games, the stronger their offense becomes, and the last game is a complete elimination of the opponent with a score of 133-102. In the finals against the defending champion Celtics, the two sides staged a crazy attack, and in the end, the Lakers won this set of fateful matchups with a slight advantage, of which G2 they got the highest single-game score of 141 points in the entire playoffs.

6. Bull (15-3)

1995-1996 season

3-0 Heat in the first round, 4-1 Knicks in the second round, 4-0 Magic in the Eastern Conference finals, and 4-2 SuperSonics in the Finals

Jordan made a temporary comeback in the middle of the 1994-1995 season, but eventually fell to the semifinals, and after an offseason adjustment, Jordan led the Bulls back to championship contention, and broke the record in the regular season, becoming the first team in history to win 72. In the first round of the playoffs, the Heat faced the Bulls' suffocating defense, scoring less than 90 points in two consecutive games, and finally scored 91 points in the last game, but the opposite Bulls scored 112 points. In the second round against the Knicks, the latter only won one game in front of the Bulls' men, and in the end it was inevitable to be swept by the gentlemen.

In the East finals, the Bulls faced the Magic who eliminated them the previous year, and the Bulls happily completed their revenge, G1 came up and they beat the opponent with a 38-point difference, and G3 limited the Magic team to only 67 points in the game. In the finals against the SuperSonics, the Bulls also got a 3-1 score after four games, and then lost to the SuperSonics There is also a careless component, but the supersonic defense that year was indeed very strong, G6 They defended Jordan to 19 shots only 5 of them, but the overall strength gap between the two sides is too large, and they can't win the game by defense alone.

5. Piston (15-2)

1988-1989 season

3-0 Celtics in the first round, 4-0 Bucks in the second round, 4-2 Bulls in the Eastern Conference finals, and 4-0 Lakers in the finals

After losing to the Lakers in the 1988 Finals, the Pistons went from strength to strength, becoming the only team in the league to win 60+ games in the regular season. In the first round of the playoffs against the Celtics, who had gone downhill, the Pistons decisively eliminated the giant team in three games. Facing the Bucks in the second round, the latter was no match for the Pistons at all, and in the end, the Pistons also swept them easily.

Compared with the previous season, the Pistons played significantly more difficult than the previous season, and even the Bulls took the lead in G1, and the Pistons fell behind with a score of 1-2 after 3 games. Fortunately, the team still stabilized its position after that, winning three games in a row and eliminating the Bulls for two consecutive years. In the Finals, the Lakers, who had just eliminated them the year before, were completely reversed this time, and even the Pistons were stronger than the Lakers who won the championship in 1988, and in the end they won by sweeping their opponents.

4. Bull (15-2)

1990-1991 season

3-0 Knicks in the first round, 4-1 elimination of the 76ers in the second round, 4-0 Pistons in the Eastern Conference finals, and 4-1 Lakers in the finals

This year, the Bulls ushered in a qualitative change, after a wave of three consecutive losses at the beginning of the season, they never lost more than two games in a row, and finally got a record of 61 wins. In the first round of the playoffs against the Knicks, the G1 Bulls broke the opponent with a huge point difference of 126-85 and set the tone for this series, and faced the 76ers in the second round, the Bulls got the first defeat of this year's playoffs, G3 Jordan slashed 46 points and still failed to defeat the opponent, but fortunately, the 76ers still failed to make much resistance in the next two games.

Facing the Pistons, who had eliminated them for the past three years in a row, the Bulls were back up completely and took revenge with a 4-0 sweep. In the finals against the Lakers, the Bulls lost G1, and then completely crushed the opponent with their strength, and finally they won four games in a row to complete the gentleman's sweep of the Lakers, and this championship also opened the Bulls' first three-consecutive championship dynasty, only looking at the playoff record, this is also the most dominant year of the Bulls' two three-consecutive championships.

3. Spurs (15-2)

1998-1999 season

3-1 Timberwolves in the first round, 4-0 Lakers in the second round, 4-0 Trail Blazers in the Western Conference finals, and 4-1 Knicks in the finals

This season, due to a collective bargaining agreement, the NBA was shut down for a while, and the regular season was eventually reduced to 50 games, and in this season, the Spurs quickly returned to normalcy and won the first place in the West under the leadership of Duncan and Robinson. In the first round against the Timberwolves, the two sides drew 1-1 in the first two games, but then the Spurs suddenly made two consecutive efforts to directly take away the series victory. In the second round against the Lakers led by O'Neal, the Spurs did not drag their feet at all and easily swept 4-0.

In the West finals against the Trail Blazers, the Spurs were still invulnerable, of which G3 they used their terrifying defense to let the Trail Blazers only score 63 points, and the Spurs also got the match point with a 22-point difference in that game. Facing the Knicks in the finals, sophomore rookie Duncan averaged 27.4 points, 14 rebounds and 2.2 blocks per game.

2. Lakers (15-1)

2000-2001 season

The Trail Blazers were 3-0 in the first round, the Kings were 4-0 in the second round, the Spurs were 4-0 in the Western Conference Finals, and the 76ers were eliminated 4-1 in the Finals

At this time, the Lakers learned to paddle in the regular season because O'Neal learned to paddle in the regular season, so their regular season record did not rise but declined, but in the playoffs, after O'Neal began to exert his strength, their overall strength was directly improved to another level. The Trail Blazers, who were able to play back and forth with the Lakers in the Western Conference finals the year before, met in the first round this time, and they couldn't even win a game. The same is true for the Kings, who pushed the Lakers to the brink of elimination in the first round of the playoffs in 2000, but they were sent away by the Lakers without winning a single game a year later.

Even the Spurs, who ranked first in the West in the regular season, were just another stepping stone in front of the Lakers, and in the end the Lakers successfully reached the Finals with an 11-0 record. But unfortunately, when facing the 76ers, the Lakers were careless at first, and with Iverson's outburst, they also got the only loss in the entire playoffs in G1. The loss also made the Lakers realize that their mentality had changed, so the Lakers, who had realigned their mentality, once again dominated the series, and finally they successfully completed two consecutive championships.

1. Brave (16-1)

2016-2017 season

4-0 Trail Blazers in the first round, 4-0 Jazz in the second round, 4-0 Spurs in the Western Conference Finals, and 4-1 Cavaliers in the Finals

While the Warriors broke the Bulls' record for regular-season wins the previous season and Curry became the first unanimous MVP in history, they also became the only team to take a 3-1 lead in the Finals in the playoffs and have it overturned. In the 2016 offseason, the Warriors signed Durant in order to win the championship, and everyone at that time also called the league a finale. In fact, it was true that the Warriors still had a 67-15 record in the regular season, even if they didn't deliberately seek to break the record.

In the first two rounds of the playoffs, the Warriors were not under any pressure, the Trail Blazers and Jazz were vulnerable in front of them, and Leonard had a chance to lead the Spurs to break the Warriors' unbeaten record, but after his injury, the Spurs were completely out of action. The finals staged a cavalry battle for the third year in a row, this time the gap between the two sides is the largest, and the Warriors have already got the match point after three games, if it weren't for the G4 they were a little careless, plus the referee was a bit of a show-stealing show, the Warriors would probably win the championship with a record of 16-0 that year.

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