1/3 Star of the Game vs 76ers

Post #1 » by **mkwest** » Sun Jan 4, 2015 5:57 am

The Clippers begin 2015 with a win over the 76ers who are now 4-28. In an 82 game season, the worst record of all time is 9-73, which also happens to be held by the 76ers (1972-73). Do they break that record this year or does it remain intact? Other teams to win 9 or fewer games did so in shortened seasons and include: Clippers (9-41; 1999), Vancouver Grizzlies (8-42; 1999) and the Charlotte Bobcats (7-59; 2011-12).

Post #2 » by **thanumba2clippersfan** » Sun Jan 4, 2015 6:00 am

I voted for Chris. He had a real nive game and started to build up our lead right before the 4th

LACtdom · Post #3 » by **LACtdom** » Sun Jan 4, 2015 8:35 am

Props to Cunningham for trying a crazy dunk, Farmar for not being Farmar, and Bullock for looking comfortable in his role.

Don Tommy · Post #4 » by **Don Tommy** » Sun Jan 4, 2015 8:46 am

mk, the 76ers have the worst record of all time but the Hornets in the shortened season have the worst winning percentage. Think they can break both? They do get to play the Knicks three more times. If Melo sits, the Knicks might break the record themselves.
(Sorry, I know that's off topic)

Neddy · Post #5 » by **Neddy** » Sun Jan 4, 2015 10:46 pm

Don Tommy wrote:mk, the 76ers have the worst record of all time but the Hornets in the shortened season have the worst winning percentage. Think they can break both? They do get to play the Knicks three more times. If Melo sits, the Knicks might break the record themselves.
(Sorry, I know that's off topic)

I know you didn't ask me, but with the way they were playing last night, those young kids will surely win more than 9 games this season. they do play in the east, after all. not only they play the Knicks 3 more times, but they will also play the Pistons, T Wolves, Lakers twice, the Hornets, heck even the Pacers twice or so and spiraling out of control Kings before the season is over.