What is the higest score ever made by a team in the NBA?
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Most points, game: 186-Detroit at Denver, December 13, 1983 (3 OT)
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THEE ONE AND ONLY......  DETROIT PISTONS!
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#1 player: Iverson\n#1 team: Pistons
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The best team(s) in the NBA right now are the Pistons and Spurs.  They might not have a superstar that scores 40 a night, but they have definitely proven that successful NBA franchises right now need to have a complete team approach and play both sides of the ball.  It's the old cliche, but it's true that defense wins championships.
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The Detroit Pistons.  \n\nLet me start with their resume: The BEST starting 5 in the NBA, including four of their starters in this year's All Star game.  One All NBA First Team Defender, two second team members.  Two ALL NBA Second Team Members.  The Defensive Player of the Year.  One player, 5th place in the MVP voting.\n\nOh by the way, last but not least, here's their recent playoff history. ON THE ROAD:\n\nMay 2, 2003 -- Down 3-2 to the Magic, the Pistons go into Orlando and spank Tracy McGrady and company, 103-88, then finish the series off at home, 108-93.\n\nMay 14, 2004 -- Down 3-2 to the Nets, after having lost a gut-wrenching Game 5 at home in triple overtime, the Pistons go to New Jersey and win, 81-75. They win Game 7 at home, 90-69.\n\nMay 30, 2004 -- With the series even at 2-2, the Pistons having lost an embarrassing Game 4 at home (83-68), they flipped the script, going to Indiana and winning Game 5, 83-65. They closed out the Pacers in Game 6.\n\nMay 15, 2005 -- Trailing 2-1, the Pistons avoided a 3-1 deficit winning another clutch game in Indiana, 89-76. The victory broke the Pacers' backs and the Pistons won the next two games easily.\n\nJune 4 and June 6, 2005 -- The Pistons were down 3-2 to Miami. They blew away the Heat at The Palace in Game 6, then did what no other team had done before -- won Game 7 on the road, 88-82.\n\nJune 21, 2005 -- After getting their hearts broken at home on a last-second three-pointer by Robert Horry, the Pistons went to San Antonio and won Game 6, 95-86.
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The closest answer I could find was the Royals sometime during the 60's. They scored at least 100 points in all but 2 games. They averaged 123.1 points that year which set a franchise record.
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The team that scores the most points.
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Wilt Chamberlain, Bill Russell, Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, and Magic Johnson all come to mind.  However, I think you can argue that the best player is one that not only scores points, but also does other things that make his team and teammates better.  Therefore, I think Oscar the big "O" Robertson deserves this honor.  He is the only player to average a triple-double in a single year.  He is one of the top scoring guards of all time, having put up 26,710 points in his career.  Oh, and he was a 12-time All Star.
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Absolutely the NBA rocks!!!!!!!!!
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nba live 05, introduced the slam dunk contest so i gotta give it a 8\nmadden 05 i'll give a 6
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Many teams were better than the '78 Bullets: '87 Lakers, '67 Philly, '83 Philly, '71 Bucks, '72 Lakers, Celtics '81 thru '88 etc...\n\nI do however agree that no team today could beat them in a seven game series. \n\nNot even the Bulls of the '90's would beat them.\n\nIn my honest opinion, the greatest team to ever take the floor is the 85-86 Celtics. Greatest frontline in history (Bird, McHale, Parish, Walton), fantastic backcourt (D. Johnson, Ainge), and a great bench.\n\nThey blew thru the regular season going 67-15, losing only once at home (40-1), went 15-3 in playoffs including 10-0 at home (That's a 50-1 home record, not even the '96 Bulls could match!)\n\nThe poster who mentioned the '83 76ers also has a good arguement. That was an awesome team. I just believe that the '86 Celtics would be too strong up front for the '83 Sixers, although it would be a great series.
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the team with the most points at the end of the game
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Detroit Pistons, El Loco Bohn.\n\nBecause of the Fantastic Five, the best starting five in the NBA:  \n\nChauncey Billups (2006 NBA All Star, 5th place MVP, All NBA 2nd Team, All NBA Defensive 2nd Team, 3rd in assists and 4th in FT percentage in the NBA in 2006, 2004 NBA Finals MVP) \n\nRichard "Rip" Hamilton(2006 NBA All Star, 1st in the NBA in Three point shooting percentage in 2006) \n\nTayshaun Prince ( All NBA Defensive 2nd Team) \n\nBen "Big Ben" Wallace (2006 NBA All Star, 2006 NBA Defensive Player of the Year, Only NBA Player in the Top ten in Rebounds, Blocks and Steals in 2006, All NBA 2nd Team, All NBA Defensive 1st Team) \n\nRasheed Wallace (2006 NBA All Star).\n\nLet me add that the Pistons are the only team left in the playoffs that has won a NBA title (3).
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They Beat The New York Knicks Last In The Regular Season 103-97
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Hmmmm...\n\nhttp://www.nba.com/statistics/player/Efficiency.jsp?league=00&season=22005&conf=OVERALL&position=0&splitType=9&splitScope=GAME&qualified=N&yearsExp=-1&splitDD=
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That's a tough one...there's been so many.\n\nI would have to go with game 5 of the 1987 Eastern Conference Finals between the Celtics and Pistons (the one where Larry Bird stole the inbounds pass from Isiah Thomas, and dished it to Dennis Johnson for a layup with one second left). \n\nThe Celtics were banged up pretty bad that year, and played on sheer guts and determination. The Pistons were a young up and coming team. \n\nHad Bird not stolen the ball at the end, the Celtics would have probably lost the series. What a game!!
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.  He's also has the most amount of points in the NBA ever.  The guy is a king.