'67 Sixers. Wilt putting up 24-24-8, Hal Greer, Billy Cunningham, Chet Walker. Started out 45-4. And Dr. Jack Ramsay as their GM. Just legends all around, interrupting the Celts' dynasty.
Havlicekstealsit wrote:'67 Sixers. Wilt putting up 24-24-8, Hal Greer, Billy Cunningham, Chet Walker. Started out 45-4. And Dr. Jack Ramsay as their GM. Just legends all around, interrupting the Celts' dynasty.
Dispatched them in 5 games at that with 3 of those being double digit victories. Game 5 was a massacre.
Re 89 Pistons, we were cheated out of an epic finals once B Scott, who was having his best season, and most importantly Magic after game 1, missed the series with major hammies.
Fucking Riley and his multiple scrimmages between series. This is why P-Jax was the greater coach, he knew how to pace teams in repeat years.
Odogg wrote:Re 89 Pistons, we were cheated out of an epic finals once B Scott, who was having his best season, and most importantly Magic after game 1, missed the series with major hammies.
Fucking Riley and his multiple scrimmages between series. This is why P-Jax was the greater coach, he knew how to pace teams in repeat years.
A very underrated team that I feel deserves a nomination soon is that 2013-14 Spurs team that went on a vengeance tour, dismantling the defending champion Heat with relative ease.
Some of the best team basketball I have had the pleasure of witnessing.
PhutureDynasty wrote:A very underrated team that I feel deserves a nomination soon is that 2013-14 Spurs team that went on a vengeance tour, dismantling the defending champion Heat with relative ease.
Some of the best team basketball I have had the pleasure of witnessing.
They were great in the finals, but dropped quite a few games during the conference playoffs. Had a very average playoff record at 16-7. Curious to see what Infidel would say, or if he would go with the 99 team that blizzed the playoff field.
PhutureDynasty wrote:A very underrated team that I feel deserves a nomination soon is that 2013-14 Spurs team that went on a vengeance tour, dismantling the defending champion Heat with relative ease.
Some of the best team basketball I have had the pleasure of witnessing.
They were great in the finals, but dropped quite a few games during the conference playoffs. Had a very average playoff record at 16-7. Curious to see what Infidel would say, or if he would go with the 99 team that blizzed the playoff field.
That 1999 Spurs team went on to torch the league once it finally came together for them.
PhutureDynasty wrote:A very underrated team that I feel deserves a nomination soon is that 2013-14 Spurs team that went on a vengeance tour, dismantling the defending champion Heat with relative ease.
Some of the best team basketball I have had the pleasure of witnessing.
They were great in the finals, but dropped quite a few games during the conference playoffs. Had a very average playoff record at 16-7. Curious to see what Infidel would say, or if he would go with the 99 team that blizzed the playoff field.
That 1999 Spurs team went on to torch the league once it finally came together for them.
The 14 squad might have had the most dominant finals performance ever doe.
Odogg wrote:Re 89 Pistons, we were cheated out of an epic finals once B Scott, who was having his best season, and most importantly Magic after game 1, missed the series with major hammies.
Fucking Riley and his multiple scrimmages between series. This is why P-Jax was the greater coach, he knew how to pace teams in repeat years.
I've always believed that the 1989 finals doesn't go past 5 games in Detroit's favor. That 1989 Bad Boys team was just too deep and too physical for the Lakers.
