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lol rigged
Only in the NBA!
Spurs being the classy dynasty makes it so much better tbh
lol rigged
Soon to be 10 next year tbh...
@ Monkeyball pose.
It's only 8: Celtics (3), Lakers (8), Pistons (3), Bulls (6), Rockets (2), Spurs (4), Heat (2) , Mavericks (1)
In other words, if your team didn't have Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Larry Bird, Isiah Thomas, Michael Jordan, Hakeem Olajuwon, Tim Duncan, Dwyane Wade, LeBron James or Dirk Nowitzki, you aint winning a 'ship.
Oops, left out Shaq and Kobe. Bonehead moment for me...still, that's 12 guys covering the last 29 championships. Thirty teams, twelve roster spots per team per year, some turnover with rookies and retirements year to year..the number of NBA players over the last 30 years is in the low four-figures, and if you didn't have one of those 12 guys, no championship.
Soon to be 10 next year tbh...
They better make it next year because Paul might pull and straight ghost move .........
after he flops like a of course
LOL Mavs only got one.
One more than the Suns, Clippers, Kings, Wolves, Nuggets, Jazz, Grizzlies, Hornets, Pacers, Cavs, Bobcats, Magic, Raptors and Nets.
Spurs were a dynasty?
The never even made it back to the NBA Finals after winning a ring
Well technically the Kings franchise have a NBA championship.
How many Rochester Royals fans are still around?
David Stern became commissioner in 1984.
less than a 1/3 of teams have won a championship in 28 years? Wow..
Tbh it's because you need a first ballot HOFer to win a ring these days
No more stuff like the '75 Warriors or the Jo Jo White led Celtics, when Magic and Bird came along it was all about superstars
The NHL has had almost twice as many different champions in that period. Freakin Carolina has won the Stanley Cup. Can you imagine if the Bobcats won the NBA championship? David Stern would kill himself.
The NHL is also heading towards their third lockout tbh and is wasting untold money on propping up a failed hockey team in Glendale.... it evens out, B.
The NHL had a great postseason this year tbh.
I am saying that the NHL currently has parity. The NBA does not and honestly has never really had parity. Excluding a portion of the 1970s, parity has never existed in the NBA.
san antonio was like the only team based in a small market that had won championships through the time, and even with that said, san antonio still has the 7th biggest population of all major US cities. NBA is more of a business rather than sport and that fat old got was damn right about this
Los Angeles Lakers: 1980 1982 1985 1987 1988 2000 2001 2002 2009 2010
Chicago Bulls: 1991 1992 1993 1996 1997 1998
Boston Celtics: 1981 1984 1986 2008
San Antonio Spurs: 1999 2003 2005 2007
Detroit Pistons: 1989 1990 2004
Houston Rockets: 1994 1995
Miami Heat: 2006 2012
Philadelphia 76ers: 1983
Dallas Mavericks: 2011
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