Things you recently learned about the NBA

[MaxZaslofskyJr]

Those Royals had Bob Davies, Arnie Risen & Bobby Wanzer as their best 3 players, but the 4th best was Red Holzman...who would go on to coach the Golden Age Reed-Frazier Knicks, who also had role player Phil Jackson...who would go on to coach the Jordan Bulls, who also had role player Steve Kerr...who would go on to coach the Golden State Warriors. .....

Wow. Thanks for pointing that out. Interesting.

[-Luke-]

I learned today which was the team with the fewest total wins in a single season (if you include the BAA):

It was 6 wins in the 1947-48 BAA season by the Providence Steamrollers.

What a fantastic name for a team with the fewest wins ever.

[DoItALL9]

I learned today which was the team with the fewest total wins in a single season (if you include the BAA):

It was 6 wins in the 1947-48 BAA season by the Providence Steamrollers.

What a fantastic name for a team with the fewest wins ever.

Do they have the worst statistical season? I'm guessing they didn't play 82.

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[JujitsuFlip]

I learned today which was the team with the fewest total wins in a single season (if you include the BAA):

It was 6 wins in the 1947-48 BAA season by the Providence Steamrollers.

What a fantastic name for a team with the fewest wins ever.

Do they have the worst statistical season? I'm guessing they didn't play 82.

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They did not.

[bstein14]

I always wondered how the Bad Boys would have been remembered if they got that 3 peat. They were so close and robbed. You can't say for certain they would have had the same drive to win the next two, but that team would have gotten the 3 peat before Jordan's Bulls would have been pretty huge... also for Thomas' legacy as a player. He'd be in the top 15 all-time talk most likely.