Best NBA Teams with the Most Wins in Regular Season 🏀 (1946-2024)

[@user117831]

The Rochester Royals are the Sacramento Kings. You have to keep the same franchise.

[@antonioguglielmetti2661]

Pistons history coming in clutch for this video

[@RalloNRalloLive]

😂

[@SmokeBurp]

7:24 thats wheb Howard Shultz sabotaged the SuperSonics so the fans wouldnt care that they were about to leave Seattle, but we got even more mad. I still havent been in a Starbucks since. RIP SuperSonics.

[@NiqueSmith]

Or perhaps, the Rochester Royals/Cincinnati Royals/Kansas City-Omaha Kings/Kansas City Kings/Sacramento Kings.

[@9999deoxys]

Great vid.....But what matters most is championships, not regular season wins. It is interesting though.....Best two teams all time are clearly Celtics first and Lakers second. It is also the best possible Finals matchup over the years. Nothing like a Celts-Lakers Finals. Also, most of the best all time players are Celtics or Lakers with the exception of MJ. Bill Russel is greatest of all time with 11 titles (plus 2 NCAA titles at lowly San Francisco). Whatever team Bill Russel was on would have won the most championships.

[@antonioguglielmetti2661]

Those videos have barely anything to track and you can just watch one of those videos instead of making this comment. Videos like these are meant to crunch data you can't easily visualize.

[@bishopman2308]

Why do you split a team up? Like the Seattle Supersonics and the Oklahoma City Thunder are the same team, they just moved. So all their wins should be added together.

[@rubbishrabble]

Half of 3500 is not winning. Spurs consecutively won at least 50 games for a decade and a half starting in the Spring of 1998. Tim Duncan survived Jordan, Kobe, and LeBron James regular season MVP.

[@bishopman2308]

@rubbishrabble WTF are you talking about? Nothing you said has anything to do with my comment.

[@rubbishrabble]

​@@bishopman2308Spurs nearly triple tied around 59%. Besides both Seattle & OKC have less 75th anniversary team. That is why Philadelphia way out longer with Chamberlain, Dr. J, Moses Malone, Iverson.

[@bishopman2308]

@@rubbishrabble All I'm talking about is why did they split up Oklahoma City and Seattle's wins, because they are the same team. They did the same with the St. Louis Hawks and Atlanta Hawks. I have no idea WTF you're talking about and don't reply back, I feel myself getting dumber reading each of your comments.

[@spacepioneer4070]

@@bishopman2308 I think that is an actual bot. Scary.