[rhofernParticipant]

1. 1995 bulls
2. 1991 bulls
3. 1972 lakers
4. 1985 celtics
5. 1969 knicks

[QHaynes20]

1970 Bucks?

1988 Pistons?

1983 Sixers?

[llperez]

I don’t like judging teams from the early 80’s and earlier because I didn’t watch them play enough. Anyone could read a few things and check out the final record, but to be honest, you can’t say how great they were unless you saw them play at least a significant amount of games. The best teams I’ve seen were probably the Bulls team that went 72-10 and the 2001 Lakers team.

[QHaynes20]

that’s why you gave me a negative?

[llperez]

who gave you a negative?

[llperez]

there, i just gave you a point

[dwilks101586Participant]

I would have to put 88’pistons 06′ Heats (why u say because wat title team can say everyone on there team can start? let me know) 01’Lakers ( swept everyone and would of swept the 6ers if they didnt take 10 days off)

[Lemons4LifeParticipant]

They were up there. I mean the Heat got rid of most players after that year, but they needed to rebuild. The Heat have come a long way with Harold Miner, Alonzo Mourning, & Dwyane Wade. I see the Heat starting to be one of the primier teams around 2020.

[NYK2010Participant]

I’d take 97 Bulls over 96 they faced tougher competition in the playoffs and were repeating too.

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