What's the most championships any one NBA team has won consecutively?
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The boston celtics won eight in a row from 1959-1966 \n\nhttp://www.nba.com/history/awards_finalschampsmvp.html\n\nThis is a great site with the MVP's of the game and the opponents
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The longest winning streak in NBA History was by the 1972  Los Angeles Lakers team who won 33 matches in a row. \n\nThe current longest streak in the NBA is held by the New Jersey Nets.
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The 76ers are 3-6 in NBA Finals and the last time was back in 2001 against the LA Lakers.  The Sixers three championship wins were in 1955 (Syracuse Nationals), 1967 and 1982 (Sixers).
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There are several actually five players and it has been done 10 times.\n\nWilt Chamberlain 6 times (100, 78, 73, 73, 72, 70)\nKobe Bryant 1 time (81)\nDavid Thompson 1 time (73)\nElgin Baylor 1 time (71)\nDavid Robinson 1 time (71)\n\nFor a complete list of the top single game scoring marks, check out http://www.basketball.com/nba/records/NBAgameLdrsPoints.shtml
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Most consecutive participation in playoff it's Raymond Bourque.\n\nIslanders goes 5 times in a row, but Montreal goes 10 (TEN !!!) times in a row 1951 to 1960.  They won 6 cup in this period.\n\nHenri Richard got 11 Stanley rings, not less then that !
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Record, by far, belongs to Bill Russell, who earned 11 rings in a 13 year career with the Boston Celtics, including eight straight from 1959-1966.
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The Green Bay Packers.  They have the longest history under the same name and in the same city.  They also have the most national championships with 12.  The bears probably are second but they haven't has as much success as the packers.
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Robert Parish played in more games than any other player in NBA history. A 7-1 center who combined strength, agility and remarkable endurance, Parish won three NBA titles with the Boston Celtics in the 1980s and teamed with Larry Bird and Kevin McHale to form one of the greatest front lines in NBA history. He capped his career by winning yet another championship ring as a member of the 1996-97 Chicago Bulls. Parish announced his retirement after his 21st season in the NBA, and after playing in 1,611 games
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A lot comes to mind.\n\nDiMaggio's hitting streak\nAaron Home Run Record\nThe Lakers' 33-game winning streak\nSecretariat's domination of the Triple Crown\nOJ's 2000-rushing yard season\nRocky Marciano's Boxing Record\nThe Miracle on Ice in the Olympics
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UCLA In fact, they hold the record for the most consecutive championships too.
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The San Antonio Spurs won the 2004-2005 NBA championship after a seven game series with the Detroit Pistons winning the 1st, 2nd, 5th, and 7th games.
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1994 Houston Rockets\n1995 Houston Rockets\n2000 Los Angeles Lakers\n2001 Los Angeles Lakers\n2002 Los Angeles Lakers\n2005 San Antonio Spurs\n\n6 championship teams
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1.  1995-1996 Chicago Bulls: They're the only team thus far to achieve 70 wins.\n2.  Red Auerbach's Boston Celtics from the 1958-59 season to 1965-66 season:  8 straight NBA championships. \n3.  1996-1997 Chicago Bulls: A 69-13 record has tied the 1972 Lakers and 2nd championship in a row.\n4.  1972 L.A. Lakers: First team to achieve a 69-13 record, the best record for 24 seasons.\n5.  1999 to 2001 L.A. Lakers: They're simply the most dominant team during that span with Kobe and Shaq with Phil Jackson as coach.\n6.  1991 to 1993 Chicago Bulls: 1st team to win 3 straight since the Celtics of Auerbach.\n7.  2002-2003 San Antonio Spurs: They ended the Laker dynasty.\n8.  2003-2004 Detriot Pistons: Playing the game the right way.\n9.  L.A. Lakers of the 80's: Arguably the most exciting team to watch.\n10.  Boston Celtic of the 80's: Just overshadowed by Magic and Kareen by a little bit.\n11.  1988-89 and 1989-1990 Detriot Pistons: The era of the Bad Boys.\n12.  1997-1998 Chicago Bulls: The last dance of great dynasty.\n13.  Bill Russell coached Celtics in the 1967-68 to 1968-69 season.\n14.  1969-70 New York Knicks\n15.  1993-94 and 1994-95 Houston Rockets\n16.  1982-83 Philadelphia 76ers\n17.  Minneapolis Lakers (early 50's)\n18.  1977-78 Washington Bullets\n\nI can only come up with 18.  :)
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The New York Giants won 26 in a row in 1916 although they won 12, then tied 1, then won 14 in a row...so the longest  "winning streak" would be the Chicago Cubs with 21 in 1935.
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Unfortunately, no 8th seed has ever won the NBA title.  However, their was one team that came close, the 98'-99' New York Knicks.  The 8th seeded Knicks overcame adversity by defeated a highly favored Indiana Pacers despite losing their star center Patrick Ewing to injury.\n\nThe Knicks fell to the eventual champions, the San Antonio Spurs in five games.\n\nHope this was helpful.
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I am assuming in basketball since that is where you posted your question.\n\nThe basketball coach with the most wins is....Pat Summit!\n\nWomens coach at Tennessee.  She surpassed Dean Smith.\n\n \nExperience:\n31 seasons\n \nCollegiate Record:\n882-172 (.838)
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He actually received 14 MVP titles.  5-Time NBA MVP (Regular Season), 6-Time NBA Finals MVP (Playoffs), and a 3-Time All-Star MVP (all star games).  By far the greatest basketball player the NBA has ever seen!