Top 10 Greatest North American Sports Dynasties

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1999-2014 Spurs. 6 finals 5 championships

[@danimalman3]

not to mention 18+ seasons of 50 or more wins.

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spurs got robbed again. they never get any recognition

[@wesbrown.]

+Scott Martinez So true.

[@Stonecoldalston]

+Scott Martinez they never won back to back plus there rings came years apart so you can't expect them to be on this list

[@chrisberry3806]

+Ronnie Alston ... 3 rings in 5 years. 2003-2007. That's not too far apart. Then add the other championships and you have a dynasty. Plus the players that made that Spurs team a dynasty are still playing.

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Where's Jimmy

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[@dtownkid]

Late 90's and Early 00's Detroit Red Wings!!!

[@Moldeyawsome12]

More like throughout the history of the NHL!!

[@TheJerseyShark]

This whole list could just be hockey dynasties!

[@THEmrkrebz]

Yeah should have been 10 or 9 but definitely a honorable mention

[@DuleLucksKiLlZ]

Fuck the Wings 00's Blackhawks

[@sneakymokey]

Stevie Y baby!

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Who else is here just to see if your favorite sports team is mentioned

[@Thaymes]

Me- 49ers

[@elichaitman3294]

My team is bulls blackhawks

[@crapiefoods432]

Here we go steelers here we go

[@mcoleman6834]

I am, and I get to hear it TWICE! The Chicago Bulls of the 90's and the Chicago Blackhawks of the new millennium!

[@jimothypersson8306]

when you're a canucks/raptors/vikings fan..

[@jonahvandermel]

I love love love my Celtics, but I have to give it to 90's Bulls for the best NBA dynasty. More teams, better players and competition, and a more physical game made it harder for the Bulls to win all those titles, but they still did it. I'd put any of those teams against any other team in NBA history and I'd bet they'd come out on top. This comment was brought to you by FanDuel

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add another ring to that

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[@music18021]

it's awesome that you included the Oilers =) as for Gretzky like you guys said it wasn't his highest scoring season that year 1983-84 wasn't Gretzky's first time he reached over 200 points in a season that was his 2nd time. He reached 212 points in 1981-82 (which in fact at the time was his best season) he did have his highest scoring season that year goals-wise with 92 goals & after 1983-84 he racked up to more seasons with over 200 points he reached 208 in 1984-85 & he beat his previous 1981-82 record in 1985-86 with 215 points his best season in his entire career that same season he also had his best season in assists with 163 assists that season :)

[@nsc_ronan]

5 best College Dynasties 5. Early 2000's USC Football 4. Late 2000's-2010's Alabama Football 3. 1990's Duke Men's Basketball 2. 1990's-2010's UConn Women's Basketball 1. 1948-1975 UCLA Men's Basketball

[@jonnybaze]

+AwesomeRB23 Notre Dame football late 40's,late 80s/early 90s etc....... really no Notre Dame??? usc???? they were stripped of a title and win vacated, they didn't even exist at that time. im with u on the other 4 but cant forget the Irish. also the Irish were the last team to beat ucla(longest win streak teams) and also ended the streak, I think like 3 yrs later.

[@QuivaythonSchlongineous]

The U in the 80s or early 2000s

[@nsc_ronan]

Sorry I forgot about these, just did this in like 5 minutes, so......

[@xXMurKaPOWXx]

+AwesomeRB23 1980's-2000's Miami Hurricanes Football

[@GameVids321]

Ya ND should be there instead of Usc

[@SharkSugarr]

The San Antonio Spurs deserved to be on this list, more than just an honorable mention

[@historychannel123]

The New York islanders four Stanley cup championships in a row - 1980 - 1981 - 1982 - 1983 Won 19 playoff series in a row 1980 - 1984 Won 72 playoff games in five years - 1980 - 1984 This dynasty is very easily top five It is very sad this great dynasty team is not more respected and it is very sad this team went down hill from 1985 until 2020

[@diegopons4622]

Very true. Great dynasty were the New Islanders of the 80s.

[@Milordvega]

I notice the dynasties mentioned cover a specific period (such as a decade) but you could extend it to cover various decades of dominance, or mention how the same franchise could have had more than one particular period of dominance: 1. Even before the 1950's, the NY Yankees were already dominant for many seasons before that: from 1936 to 1949, they won 8 World Series titles in 14 seasons, including 4 straight from 1936 to 1939 which were Joe DiMaggio's first 4 seasons in the majors. From 1936 to 1964, the Yankees won 16 World Series titles in 29 seasons, plus a total of 22 AL pennants. That's nearly 30 years of sustained excellence. You could even add their 4 titles and 7 AL pennants in the 15 years before that, when they were led by Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, for a total of 20 World Series champions and 29 pennants in 44 years. Incredible. The greatest franchise in US sports history. 2. Same principle would apply to the Montreal Canadiens. No, they were NOT in EVERY single Stanley Cup Final in the 1950's (they weren't in the 1950 Finals but did make 10 straight Finals from 1951 to 1960). If you extend their dominance from the 1950's (5 Stanley Cups) to include their 4 titles in the 1960's plus 6 titles in the 1970's (including 4 straight from 1976 to 1979), the Canadiens won 15 Stanley Cups fron 1953 to 1979 or 27 seasons. Sustained excellence for nearly three decades, like the Yankees. If not the Yankees, then they surely are the greatest team in North American sports history. 3. Before they went to Los Angeles, the Lakers were in Minneapolis and after they won the 1947-48 title in the old National Basketball League, they joined the established NBA and became the NBA's first dynasty, winning 5 of 6 championships from 1949 to 1954. As for their Boston Celtics rivals, while the Lakers were the greatest dynasty in the 1980's, the Celtics were actually more impressive earlier in the decade, or from 1980 to 1986, when they won 3 championships in 7 seasons - including having the best NBA regular season record in 6 of those 7 years. Incredible when you count how great the Philadelphia 76ers and Los Angeles Lakers were in that period too. The Lakers of course went on to win additional championships in 1987 and 1988 and that's why they overtook the Celtics for best team of the 1980's. But we shouldn't forget how great the Celtics were in that decade too. Boston did reach the NBA Finals in 1987 and had the second best regular season record in the NBA in 1988. They weren't too good in 1988-89, but Bird was injured that season. And then there are these other dynasties. Some of them were mentioned as honorable mentions, but they could easily have been included in the top 10 list as well: 1. The NY Islanders' 4 straight Stanley Cups from 1980 to 1983 (and a 5th Stanley Cup Final appearance in 1984) can't just merit an honorable mention in my opinion. 2. The Cleveland Browns were the best football team in America from the late 1940's (4 titles in old AAFC) to mid-1950's (3 NFL titles between 1950 to 1955). If that doesn't count because it was prior to the Super Bowl era, we could put in the Green Bay Packers, who won 5 championships in the 1960's, including the first 2 Super Bowls, under probably the greatest coach ever in Vince Lombardi. 3. The San Antonio Spurs were title contenders in EVERY season of Tim Duncan's career, from the 1997-98 to the 2015-2016 seasons. That includes 5 titles between 1999 and 2014 (16 seasons). Not that much compared to the other dynasties, but you have to see the incredible regular season records as well of the Spurs all that time. No single regular season below 50 wins (or its equivalent in the strike-shortened 1999 season when they had the best regular season record and won their first title). They should have won 6 titles, but Ray Allen hit that shot in Game 6 of the 2013 NBA Final. They never had a repeat as champions, but 5 titles in 16 seasons is an excellent record. 4. There was mention of the 1970's Cincinnati Royals, but the images in the video seemed to show instead that of the Baltimore Orioles, who had their own dynasty from 1966 to 1983 (18 years), when they had competitive records every year, and won titles in the 1960's, 1970's and 1980's, the only team to win a championship in each of those decades. Three (3) World Series titles and 6 AL pennants (also 7 AL East Division titles, plus another 100-win season in 1980 when they didn't win the Division) during that long period. 5. Lastly, I know professional soccer isn't as big as the Big Four sports leagues in North America, but the New York Cosmos became the most famous US soccer club in history, signing Brazilian legend Pele and winning 3 of 4 championships in the North American Soccer League in the late 70's. In today's Major League Soccer, the LA Galaxy won 5 championships in 13 seasons between 2002 and 2014, plus were in the MLS Cup Final in 2001 and 2009. Greatest team in the league's young history.

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Boston baby!

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Yup

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No

[@ryanjohnson8307]

+DEnd528 Boston Strong Go Celtics

[@ethanwebber7056]

Pats could be higher, but this is a pretty subject list. ... and I am bias

[@kalebpost20]

Make a college list. It'd include UCLA basketball, Connecticut women's basketball, Iowa wrestling, Miami football in the 80s, FSU football in the 90s, Bama football now, Duke basketball, and there are so much more to mention. It'd be a great video with much debate in the comment section!

[@EvaIowaCubsFan]

+kalebpost20 Holy crap someone outside of Iowa knows about Iowa wrestling and their dominance. Seriously though it would be hard to argue many dynasties in college better than Iowa wrestling and UCLA basketball at their peaks. On consecutive titles alone no one would beat Iowa.

[@mattwilliams7520]

I agree

[@southsider3542]

Sorry buddy, but the real College Football dynasty of the 90s was Nebraska. 3 national championships in 4 years and one missed Field goal away from 4 national championships and a 3-peat. Tom Osborne > Bobby Bowden. Tommie Frazier > Charlie Ward

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OU in the 50's won 47 straight games.

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Jimmie Johnson's 5 consecutive NASCAR championships from 2006-2010

[@gluesniffer2]

+TheBreadman904 while we are at it why put other "sports" like bowling, darts, golf, soccer and poker on the list as well.

[@JDsHouseofHobbies]

+TheBreadman904 I'm not a big JJ fan, but I agree. And Cale Yarborough, Dale Earnhardt and Richard Petty. Yes, driving a race car is an athletic sport. 130+ degrees inside the car and the amount of concentration it takes!

[@deumcole]

+Exodia Motorsports are as much a sport as any mentioned in the video. To say it isn't a "real sport" is somewhat ignorant.

[@FCBanton]

+TheBreadman904 Michael Schumachers 7 f1 championships from 1994 to 2004, and Tom Kristensens 9 Le Mans championships from 1997 to 2013 (including 6 straight) should definently also be mentioned then... Maybe motor racing should have a list of their own!

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+Exodia Would I consider e-sport a "real sport"? It's sort of right there in the name. As for pushing the human body to physical limits, I'm guessing you don't follow motorsports. Racing in general, at any level and in any form, requires a lot of you physically. You have g-forces to account for, weather, and your body is always trying to play catch up to what your eyes see. Watch in car footage of any racecar. The acceleration and sudden stops, hair pin turns, and the constant activity at the steering, all while your attention has to be on a million different things at once. And you literally have a split second to react or You end up in the wall or another racecar. While the physical exertion may not be as apparent as say football, it's still there.

[@Mizzoulord13]

I'm a bit surprised that the Bulls of the 90s weren't a little bit higher. I thought they could challenge the Celtics of the 60s for tops on this list.

[@PatsNation]

1: 2001-Present Patriots 2: 1990’s Bulls 3: 1960’s Celtics. I’m a Celtics fan but Patriots 6 rings/32 team league > Bulls 6 rings/30 team league > Celtics 11 rings/8 team league.

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[@Patriots_Defender]

Good that Patriots and Celtics are on the list, but you forgot the Red Sox and Bruins.

[@gillroygarlic3616]

Red Sox? The team that didn’t win for 80 years then threw money at building a semi good franchise right after?

[@diegopons4622]

How can Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packers from the 60s not be on this list? Honorable mention?! 5 titles between 1961-1967. They named the Super Bowl trophy after that genius.

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+thedeerhunter32 lmaao

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You should do one for the Olympics coming up

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top 10 NFL PLayers

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Just watch, the 2014-present GS Warriors are gonna be up there one day, just u wait

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oh yeah no doubt about it

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True

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Lol Sike

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Not true lol

[@smirks1463]

only reason they went that long was cause they haven't played the spurs. gotta beat the best to be the best

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What no 1968-2015 Maple Leafs?!!

[@ocbee6175]

CC9Gaming is this a joke?

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@@ocbee6175 Nah, 1980s Maple leafs were dominant man.

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@KH I was going to make a joke about them dominating the draft lottery but then I realized they managed to fuck that up to.

[@YourBoyJohnny94]

2000s Lakers didn't even get an honorable mention? What a joke of a list and the 80s Lakers deserved to be at least in the top 5.

[@LoyleCapo1]

As a Boston fan, I thought the 2000's Lakers should of been on here.

[@hiphoprbloverjon9180]

FACTS.

[@bronxsportsfan]

I won't argue too much of the 1960s Boston Celtics, but the 1980s New York Islanders has to be the gold standard for the modern sports dynasty. They didn't just win four Stanley Cups, but won 19 straight playoff series on their way to the four consecutive championships, and nearly won a fifth Cup in a row (only losing to the Edmonton Oilers to begin their own dynasty). That may never happen again

[@RedlegFan19]

You lost credibility when you had the Patriots dynasty* over the 49ERS and Steelers. Everyone knows that playing football in the 70's, 80's, and 90's was way more of a grind then this current regime.

[@brianmurphy9532]

there's an argument to be made that achieving consistent success is more difficult since the introduction of the salary cap

[@MrMywishlist]

The Pats are also cheaters.

[@sonicpsycho13]

+RedlegFan19 Before the salary cap, teams could be stacked, because they would just pile all of the best talent onto a few teams. That's why the 80's 49ers were so dominant, they had more money to spend on the best players and keep them there. NE has been consistantly dominant for 15 years with a bunch of nobodies, even Brady was a 6th round pick (199th overall), making only $7M this season compared to Tony "Glass Shoulder" Romo who will pull in more than $27M.

[@dilapidatedboat8291]

+Captain Kirby proof?

[@turdferguson9452]

#SalaryCap

[@jonathanbarker1016]

Finally some sports stuff .49 were a great sports Dynasty back in the day .With Joe Montana ,Jerry Rice & Steve Young .And they ruled the 80"s .I hope they are No 1 on this list .

[@nickn9244]

No way there better then the 90s bulls

[@BADD2087]

They include The Patriots at #5 on the basis of longevity but The Spurs only get an Honorable Mention? Notice how they are the only "dynasty" listed that spanned 2 decades. Yea nuff said, but let me lay down some knowledge for you. Their 5 championships span 15 seasons. They've won 50+ games and made the playoffs in 18 straight seasons. They have one of the greatest coach-player combinations to ever exist in the NBA in Popovich-Duncan. They have the highest winning percentage of any team in NBA history. Not to mention they are poised to make several more championship runs in the coming years. I think it's a little silly to have them not even make the top 10. They deserve more than an Honorable Mention.

[@The810kid]

technically 3 they won their first chip in 99 and were competitors in the 90's led by the admiral

[@BADD2087]

+The810kid while true, you'd be hard pressed to try and argue that they were competitors in the early to mid 90s. The reason they were even able to draft Duncan was because the year before they were terrible even with the Admiral. So I think 2000s-2010s is correct. Plus I was just going off of the dates listed in the video.

[@jamesanderson4190]

Patriots have lasted from 1994-Current, only have 2 lossing seasons (in 1995 & 2000) & are 6-4 in the Superbowl, with all but 3 seasons since 2001 having over 10 wins. 24 years & Counting:)

[@KZ3fps]

1995-2015 Detroit Red Wings. 4 stanley cups, 6 appearances, 24 straight seasons of playoffs.

[@theSkateDayss]

patriots over the 80's lakers are you mad

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3 peat is always greater

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[@tatronin7959]

Bostons a great city for sports! P:S go pats/celtics

[@Team600La]

Tatronin Go Sox too

[@elichaitman3294]

Every team in Boston is good

[@CasterShellz]

Sad that the Bulls' dynasty was broken up by their front office in 99 before they could defend the title again It was a lockout shortened season (50 games) so I believe they may have won one more

[@Elliottdetroit]

no Detroit red wings? 11 stanely clups 23 years of consecutive play-off appearances. currently longest active play off streak.... WTF... Is there a sport team in America any more dominant???

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I see a fanboyyyyyyy

[@Elliottdetroit]

+The Mofuckin Meme Machine fan boy? this is factual.... I'm mad the packers were just H.M an I hate the packers!

[@DIVAD291]

+barcode0954 11stanley cups? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henri_Richard

[@Elliottdetroit]

+DIVAD291 OK? and what's your point?

[@sikuaka2]

You're not that smart are you?

[@leftbraz]

Los Angeles Galaxy, back to back MLS cups: 2011, 12, 14. MLS is so underrated, should have been on the list.

[@mgraysonhay]

I agree with everything in this video.....EXCEPT FOR THE PATRIOTS. No team with that many accusations of cheating should ever be on such a list.

[@sonicpsycho13]

+mgraysonhay Accusations aren't necessarily based on reality. Spygate was based entirely on a new rule change on a common practice across the NFL; why do you think coaches cover up their mouths when they talk? Deflategate has been repeatedly demonstrated to be based entirely on the league's ignorance of 9th grade chemistry. Troy Vincent even came out to state that he doesn't know anything about how temperature affects air pressure, and doesn't believe it can have any affect, even though he bought a 200+ page bag job that says otherwise. Everything else is literally just teams crying about things that at the time were completely legal, like the tuck rule and running the same trick play 3 times in a row against Baltimore in 2015. Why don't you object to the 1980's 49ers? Jerry Rive even admitted to using Stick'um, a banned substance.

[@steveharvey6341]

+TheFashionbugs prove they didn't.

[@brsfan66]

Great list ! Who can argue this ?

[@zman3434]

I swear if they say the 2014-2015 warriors....

[@ryanyoung9194]

Ik I hate the Warriors go cavaliers

[@imandy0035]

There gonna be on there soon.

[@LouisG1995]

+Zakaria Barkadle You have to win multiple championships to be considered a dynasty. Warriors might be on their way though

[@jassemhoumde4754]

+Jose Madrid ببحث

[@obiwankenobi5780]

I'd fucking die if they say warriors I hate them they fucking overrated

[@poejavelski148]

My list: 10-70s Bruins 9-Early 90s Penguins 8-Late 40s Leafs 7-Early 60s Leafs 6-Early 50s red wings 5-Late 90s/early 00s red wings 4-Late 70s Canadiens 3-Early 80s Islanders 2-80s Oilers 1-Late 50s Canadiens

[@poejavelski148]

+FluffyBunniesEatingChickenMcNuggets !!!!!!!!!! I know. I don't know too much about any other sport but I live for hockey. That's why my name is what it is.

[@kellenwhitemarsh7772]

You should do top 10 dynasties that never were. Ex: '90's early 2000's Mariners

[@tahaahmad5225]

also early 2000's rams

[@chrismoser9676]

Late 80s/early 90s Buffalo Bills

[@gcvhappy4026]

Mine 1. 1950’s Yankees 2. 1960’s Celtics 3. 1950’s Montreal Canadiens 4. 2000’s New England Patriots 5. 1970’s Pittsburgh Steelers

[@eodico]

Chicago Blackhawks: 1st Salary Cap Dynasty

[@elichaitman3294]

dead awake3 Canadians red winga maple leafs

[@HC-vb9mq]

1. Montreal Canadiens 2. New York Yankees 3. Los Angeles Lakers 4. Green Bay Packers 5. Pittsburgh Steelers 6. San Fransisco 49ers 7. Edmonton Oilers 8. Chicago Bulls 9. Detroit Red Wings and San Antonio Spurs 10. San Antonio Spurs

[@tictoctoe6920]

Yeah let's just leave off the dynasty that won 11 titles in 13 years.

[@HC-vb9mq]

god damnit

[@HC-vb9mq]

I forgot the celtics

[@Justin4Jays15]

Proud to be From The B-Town Go Pats and Celtics !

[@DrewRandIsCool]

As a Bruins fan, we didn’t have a true dynasty we only won 2 Stanley Cups and lost one in 1974 during the Bobby Orr era but we’re lucky that we broke our 39 year long drought against the Canucks in 2011 it’s truly hard to win a Stanley Cup

[@The810kid]

the 2000's Patriots over the show time lakers nah Magic and Kareems lakers had a way more impactful run to their sport than the pats did for football

[@The810kid]

***** the response of someone who has nothing to say it's fine

[@sonicpsycho13]

+The810kid The Pats have pretty much been dominant and controlled the way the NFL competes for 15 years.

[@The810kid]

+Sean Legghette but the list obviously said from the 2000's not the whole franchise history which makes it even more in favor for the lakers learn to debate before resulting to insults

[@The810kid]

+The810kid the lakers in the 80's have five championships and 8 finals appearances compared to the pats 3 championships and a lost in the superbowl. The lakers had a more dominant run

[@The810kid]

+sonicpsycho13 except this list specifically states the 2000's and not the post 2010's which the decade the Patriots won 3 rings and lost a superbowl isn't more dominant than winning five championships and appearing in 8 finals in what was deemed as the most competitive era of the NBA.

[@jakobwedel3168]

1990's Nebraska Cornhuskers in football. 4 National Championship appearances and 3 National Championship wins

[@cyrax94]

The 49ers need to be higher on this list!

[@hiphoprbloverjon9180]

The 80's Lakers too.

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[@zaxtee5370]

Where the current 76ers and Ravens?

[@reggifel1]

2000's browns should be there...

[@zaxtee5370]

+reggifel1 let's not forget the Oakland Raiders

[@reggifel1]

Zaxteecallis indeed

[@draw4k_]

Yo stop playing wit my ravens

[@WorldsBestSpy]

I love how people are making fun of the Ravens when this is prob the first time its been as bad as it is in this era

[@MrValidusLupus]

The Green Bay Packers didn't even get into the honorable mentions. They won the first two Superbowl in history and the only team to have won three consecutive Championship titles from 1929 - 1931, and the only team that's owned by the community in which it's located.

[@HopefulKingsFan]

The Lakers period is a dynasty

[@danielsavela520]

dude the late 90s early 2000s detroit red wings! Set the nhl record for most regular season points and won 3 cups in 6 years and 4 in 11 plus a 25 year playoff streak

[@planetrobin6728]

Patriots>everyone else Canadiens>everyone else

[@cameronchadwick5315]

Yeah

[@dylanrapoza4215]

+PlanetRobin so true

[@GameVids321]

So have the Pats won 8 straight championships? *cricket noise*

[@dylanrapoza4215]

+gET _s0me who are you comparing them to?

[@mickwil5938]

+PlanetRobin didn't the Canadians dynasty happen during a time where there were only 6 teams in the entire league? Not all that impressive in hindsight

[@Inzaynmembrain97]

You forgot a team that's gone to the playoffs for 24 straight years and counting the 90s,00s,10s red wings

[@ryanpowell9092]

1970's Steelers>2000's Pats

[@gabgabgab39]

Salary Cap, More teams, Higher standard of play

[@The08linkin]

+csula Less Rules that favor offense, less bullshit, not a soft game. Not cheaters.

[@gabgabgab39]

Lostin? Yeah, because those plaster-bearing, stickum using Steelers were real paragons of morality when it came to the rules.

[@josephlinza1610]

Stickum was not banned until the 80s. Glad you know your stuff scula:)

[@gabgabgab39]

Joseph Linza Not explicitly, but they knew full well it was

[@jordancivic96]

Montreal Canadiens are #1. Their dynasty ran nearly 3 decades from 1953- 1979. That's 27 years, 16 Stanley Cups, 19 Stanley Cup Final appearances, 1 run of 5 cups in a row ('56- '60), 1 run of 4 cups in 5 years ('65- '69), and 4 in a row ('76- '79), all the while only missing the playoffs once ('69- '70 season), which they barely missed (a solid season of 92 points). So the 1953- 1979 Montreal Canadiens should be at #1 with this insane run of consistency and domination

[@codyrose1041]

no San Francisco giants I mean 3 time world series champs in 5 years

[@hendetra888]

+Cody Rose they didnt even make the playoffs every year tho nor were they ever dominant. they just got hot at the right times

[@hashiethekid9513]

Cody Rose Dude I commented the same thing, and your profile pic (the green c) is the same as mine so I though your comment was mine lol.

[@RRWHPPB]

49ers had a record 16 consecutive 10+ win seasons from '83-'98 with 4 Super Bowl Wins. Patriots are currently active at 13 consecutive seasons (Including this one) '03-'15 with 3 Super Bowl Wins.

[@Lolcatzepic]

10:30 "jerek jeter" ...

[@JayRockLA]

Batbananananana lol I just heard that

[@The_Room_2_Doggys_Revenge]

your first footage of the Montreal Canadiens is from the 70s tho

[@BoyNamedSue4]

NY Islanders should be number one. 4 straight Stanley Cups. No one else comes close

[@nsc_ronan]

+BoyNamedSue4 Not even 11 titles in 13 years by the '50s and '60s Celtics? You must be transported to your local insane asylum immediately.

[@BoyNamedSue4]

19 straight playoff series wins. No other pro team has ever done that or ever will.

[@Stonecoldalston]

+BoyNamedSue4 I'm a Laker fan but that's not more impressive then 8 Straight Titles

[@SkyHighWaffle]

+BoyNamedSue4 Habs won 5 straight so idk how no one else comes close

[@GameVids321]

8 straight nba titles, is kind of more than 4..... Sorry bud

[@BlimpCityFeeder]

Michael Jordan's "2 year HOLIDAY" was the result of that awful night in North Carolina where his father was taken away from him and the rest of the world. Smh.

[@JoshuaWSiegel]

2000s-2010s Spurs should be a lot higher than just an "honorable mention".

[@Thaymes]

So should the islanders

[@JoshuaWSiegel]

I agree with that. I don't think 4 straight Stanley Cups will ever be done again.

[@Thaymes]

yeah that team was stacked and I dont think 4 straight cups will happen in a long time or never

[@bobnaj676]

Finally a decent list

[@josephguard3504]

Um... 50s Cleveland Browns??? 8 championships in 15 years???

[@josephguard3504]

46-64: 18 years 8 championships! thats domination

[@josephguard3504]

The 2k Savage ^

[@bittrness]

Joseph Guard 0-11

[@mcoleman6834]

Before Gretzky came along, the Montreal Canadians were the New York Yankees of the NHL because NO ONE could stop them from winning and people HATED THEM for it.

[@themacaws3958]

HOW R THE 72 Miami Dolphins not on here!?!!?? I guess going undefeated isn't good enough. Smh

[@Stonecoldalston]

Can't be a Dynasty with 1 Ring

[@Stonecoldalston]

Can't be a Dynasty with 1 Ring

[@Stonecoldalston]

Can't be a Dynasty with 1 Ring

[@Flyhr]

+TheBirdCrew - Plays Mc A dynasty is not just one year. It's being dominant and winning for over like a decade

[@jpowers55]

+Ronnie Alston they won 2.

[@650homesbyramy2]

You see the Niners classic red and gold and winning just comes to mind.

[@Beezy001]

Blackhawks?

[@theboogeyman1571]

Oh please, yeah 3 cups in 6 years is cool but it's nothing compared to other NHL dynasty's.

[@zachdelkus]

+The Boogeyman agreed. Islanders should have made it. but Hawks shouldn't be on the list. -Hawks fan.

[@jpussy4941]

Red Wings have a better dynasty than the Hawks

[@CinnaENVtuber]

Considering that in today's era of the NHL, it is a lot harder to win 2 Stanley Cup Championships than it used to be. Only 3 teams in the Post-Lockout era have won at least 2 Cups (Blackhawks, Kings, Penguins), with 2 of them winning 3 (Blackhawks in '10, '13, '15 and Penguins in '09, '16, '17). In my opinion, both the Blackhawks and the Penguins of the 2010's should be mentioned.

[@andrewnicholas9672]

Montreal didn’t make the cup finals in 1950, that was a contest between New York and Detroit.

[@manny1up]

*asterisks on three patriots superbowls

[@brendanmorrison7437]

Spying was a legal practice

[@tonymancuso2627]

+Brendan 7 Nice joke

[@brendanmorrison7437]

+Tony Mancuso it's true. They thing was that they filmed from the wrong spot, you were supposed to film from a room with 3 walls and a roof. Look it up. Jimmy Johnson admitted his team's did it and that it was a common practice. It's just a lame excuse for losing to the greatest dynasty in NFL history.

[@tonymancuso2627]

+Brendan 7 Still the Giants demolished them. Twice

[@brendanmorrison7437]

+Tony Mancuso you call that "demolishing?" Both games were right all the way through. The Giants won't get so lucky this year and probably won't as long as they have such a terrible defense. Can't even lead such a shitty division.

[@BrandonKohout]

1990s Chicago Bulls = dominant 1990s Dallas Cowboys = dominant Those are my 2 favorite teams who were dominant in my decade.

[@1990Thunderbolt]

don't forget the 90s yankees.

[@Iジョンマーク]

no one ever acknowledges the mls😭

[@salvadorsanchez9246]

I know or liga mx

[@metropod]

+Afro Venom MLS has yet to really have "dynasties". Besides, it's the baby of the major North American sports leagues, you expect it to have equal footing to the four giants?

[@Iジョンマーク]

+metropod I guess I can respect that

[@sam-qp3ss]

It's not that great of a league

[@emdotrod]

Because MLS has no one dominating team, right?

[@noogie1]

The Cleveland Browns from 1946-1959. I know they didn't play in the NFL, but it still should be in consideration.

[@Tren-uh8bx]

Go PATS! 2 fluke Plays away from 6 rings

[@bleachcool1465]

+Tren979797 2001 One fluke call away from brady being benched the next season. 2006 One fluke season away from 18-1. #neverforget #bigblue

[@mgraysonhay]

Just like Butler's interception, right?

[@gluesniffer2]

+Tren979797 And 2 less rings if they had not cheated to get them :)

[@Razakage]

+mgraysonhay No luck there, friend. That's what we call perfect scouting, excellent playmaking skills by a undrafted rookie Corner and terrible decision making by a coach.

[@HDGamer422]

It upsets me to this day that Eli wasn't sacked

[@danielkuang1898]

First time I agreed with a watchmojo list

[@Booma151676]

Boston sports teams > all other sports teams

[@jamesduffy6518]

Booma151676 we’ve been on a roll this century

[@sovereign683]

The Canadiens are way better than any Boston team. All combined are better than Montréal, but Montréal is better than any team individually. Not even close whatsoever.

[@jamesduffy6518]

Anaheim Ducks Hightlights & Games as a franchise the Habs have a great history and sweater, but they haven’t won in years and I know how much that hurts you. It’s good to be a Boston fan.

[@sovereign683]

@@jamesduffy6518 congrats on a 3-2 series lead though. You guys deserve it!

[@briancolton6618]

TheOrganicSphinx patriots have something to say. But you canadiens have your inferior football league to worry about

[@RyanWow65]

About time they did a sports list. They are missing a huge market of entertainment

[@RyanWow65]

Btw fuck off with the FanDuel ad

[@Antizzle57]

I'M NOT EVEN A FAN OF GREEN BAY BUT HOW ARE THEY NOT #1 ?!!!!!

[@WMICx]

For real the 60s packers were cannons

[@Antizzle57]

lol^ you dont know football then lol

[@wuhx7]

Mach 5 I know football, but other teams in other sports have just done so much more

[@Antizzle57]

lol yeah alright.

[@JohnnyBlueJeans5000]

The 60's Packers won 5 NFL Championships in 7 years and were in 6 out of 8 Championship games. Do some teams on this list have less impressive resumes? I think so.

[@lishtins]

Come on! No shoutout for steve kurr??? He was in all the scenes with MJ! And him being a first time coach won with the warriors!!!! Great shooter also

[@brandonanderson2689]

How the hell does the 2000s Patriots rank higher than the 70s Steelers......4 Super Bowl wins in 6 years is better than 3 out of 4

[@brandonanderson2689]

And they did it when the rules weren't as soft as they are now

[@brandonanderson2689]

+Sean Legghette still not better than winning 4 in 6 & while the rules favored the defense

[@brandonanderson2689]

+Sean Legghette and how is it better to take 15 years to win 4 titles than 6 years plus how exactly were they dominate thru 15 years.....my Steelers won 2 titles out of 3 appearances while they lost twice to the Giants

[@sonicpsycho13]

+Brandon Anderson Salary cap, also 13 AFC East titles, 6 AFC Championships, and 4 Super Bowl championships, all with the same coach-QB combo and a bunch of nobodies.

[@brandonanderson2689]

+sonicpsycho13 4 out of 6, team of the century, rules favored defense, same QB & coach.....try again

[@lkgrave4959]

NFL: Green Bay Packers 15 titles. NBA: Boston Celtics 17 titles. NHL: Montreal Canadians 24 titles. MLB: New York Yankees 27 titles.

[@thecopercoper5533]

Gridiron - a truly American sport: run for 5 seconds, and then stand around for an hour.

[@jaysun4069]

What about the current Chicago Blackhawks? Also, The 90s Bulls should have been #1 because it was the toughest era to win in the sport

[@WatchMojo]

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[@waitingforcorey5234]

did you seriously miss michael irvin

[@sovereign683]

The Canadiens should be first. The 1950's, 60's, and 70's were amazing decades for them. 5 in the 50's, 5 in the 60's, and 6 in the 70's. The Canadiens were and still are the greatest professional sports franchise of all time. No team even comes close to them.

[@pockit5107]

1960's Greenbay Packers. 2 back to back Superbowl wins and 5 championship wins.

[@aximov42]

Where's the 1990's Atlanta Braves. Though they won 1/5 World Series attempts, their team was unstoppable. I at least expected them to make the honorable Mentions

[@davidleo518]

The great part about the Toronto Maple Leafs is u can put them on this list (60s team) and on the longest title droughts lists (67-00s)

[@zacholiveira9983]

Haven't watched yet but these are my predictions 1. Celtics 50-60s 2. Canadiens 50s 3. Bulls 90s 4. Patriots 2000s 5. 49ers 80s

[@eoecho3494]

Where are the 1946-1955 Cleveland Browns? They went to the Championship game 10 years in a row, winning their first four in the AAFC, then joining the NFL and winning three more.

[@ExplosionGaming99]

Teams I feel should be here The 2004-2013 Red Sox The 70s Bruins 2010-present La Kings Early Ny Yankees Modern day Seahawks 1995-2008 Red Wings.

[@gabgabgab39]

None of those belong on the list

[@jasminejohnston6393]

Bizarre fact about Wayne Gretzky: His last Stanley Cup winning as an Edmonton Oiler was postponed because of a power cut

[@Fhyrx]

this is an awesome controversial top 10

[@amecarethqc6652]

Today's Chicago Black Hawks are heck of a team and with players like Toews, Kane and Panarin, it's likely to last a couple of years

[@nelswilliams6768]

2000s Washington Capitals. Sure, they never won a championship, but in the regular season, they were juggernauts.