what are top 10 all time best nba team records?
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Well if you meant single season best records then.......\n\nTeam              Record \nChicago           72-10 \nChicago           69-13 \nChicago           67-15 \nUtah              64-18 \nSeattle           64-18 \nSeattle           63-19 \nPortland          63-19 \nL.A. Lakers       63-19 \nSan Antonio       62-20 \nPhoenix           62-20 \nChicago           62-20 \nUtah              62-20
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Kobe leads the pack with 12 a game!  Crazy that Jordan is not on this list.  That only proves that Kobe is closing in on Jordan as the greatest, especially after the 81 pts.\n\nNo.  Player  Tm.  Date\n12 Kobe Bryant LAL Jan. 7, 2003\n11 Dennis Scott Orl Apr. 18, 1996\n10 Brian Shaw Mia Apr. 8, 1993\n10 Joe Dumars Det Nov. 8, 1994\n10 George McCloud Dal Dec. 16, 1995\n10 Ray Allen Mil Apr 14, 2002
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No doubt! San Antonio Spurs & Robert Horry!\nThe Spurs because they compete as a "team" on a good-sportsmanship level that rarely gives in to heated moments. They set the standard by which all teams should be measured.\nRobert Horry because when all the "big guns" were retiring, (taking their loot & quitting), Big Shot Rob continued to give back to the fans & is still a major contributor to the excitement of the game, becoming one of the most winningest players in history. His accomplishments may only be second to the fact that he is the most respected player, past or present, in the eyes of most NBA greats, are nows or has beens!
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The Boston Celtics, win 16 NBA titles.\n\nThe LA Lakers have been to the most NBA finals however, making it to the final stage 28 times, although they only won the title 14 times.\n\nThe Celtics in the time of Bill Russell was the greatest dynasty in NBA history, winning 10 titles in 11 years between 1959 and 1969.
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Top Five Plays\nHonorable Mention - Even though I was a Knicks fan, Reggie Miller dismantling them in 17 seconds to bring the Pacers back with a couple of quick steals and threes was great basketball.\n\n5. Magic Johnson's sky hook against the Celtics in the Finals (1987 I think). It was the premiere rivalry of the 1980's with the two premiere players (Magic and Bird). \n\n4. Derek Fisher's shot with .04 seconds left to beat the Spurs in the 2004 Western Conference Semis. That shot changed the course of the NBA. If the Spurs win that game, they probably win the series and go on to face the Pistons in the finals. If that happens, we may be talking three-peat and a Spurs dynasty this year, or another Spurs-Pistons match up at least.\n\n3. Dr. J rocking the cradle against the Lakers in the 1981 Finals. Another shot that lives on in highlight lore.\n\n2. Larry Bird's steal and scoop against the Pistons in the Conference Finals (I think this was 1986 season). The fact that moments before he had hit another shot to keep the game close was also incredible.\n\n1. Jordan's 20 footer to beat the Jazz in the 1998 Finals. That moment summed up the career of the greatest player of his time. The image of that shot still haunts many a Jazz fan.
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In no specific order:\n\nBobby Jones\nDave DeBusschere\nScottie Pippen\nJohn Halicek\nGary Payton\nWalt Frazier\nMicheal Cooper\nDennis Johnson\nBill Russell\nNate Thurman\nAbdul-Jabbar
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No LeBron may be the best player in the game, but the Pistons are the best team. If you shut down one of the scorers they still have 2 or 3 others who can take on the load. I think they are the best team in the NBA.
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PG - Bob Cousy\nSG - Michael Jordan\nSF - Larry Bird\nPF - Karl Malone\nC - Shaquille Oneal\n\nBackups - \n\nPG - Magic Johnson\nSG - Oscar Robertson\nSF - LeBron James\nPF - Charles Barkley\nC - Wilt Chamberlain\n\nAll purpose players - \n\nDennis Rodman - Think about it....the dude was a winner\nTim Duncan\nAllen Iverson - Back up at point and shoot, he'd be like a Vinnie Johnson off the bench\n\nThese guys I think would make my all time team, I'd take them against any team, anywhere for all time.
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for what team or are you talking about the entire league?  If the later, then I would recommend http://www.nba.com or you can check each team.
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The Celtics w/ Bill Russell. They had an amazing team and you said it, they won an insane amount of championships. I think that the Bulls w/ MJ in his prime would beat the Celtics, but they don't have the Nba titles that the Celtics do.
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1. Kobe Bryant\n2. LeBron James\n3. Shawn Marion\n4. Dirk Nowitski\n5. Steve Nash\n6. Elton Brand\n7. Vince Carter\n8. Richard Hamilton\n9. Allen Iverson\n10. Chauncey Billups \n11. Dwight Howard\n12. Gilbert Arenas\n13. Michael Reed\n14. Kevin Garnett\n15. Jason Kidd\n16. Carmelo Anthony\n17. Andre Iguodala \n18. Chris Paul\n19. Yao Ming\n20. Pau Gasol
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1. Michael Jordan\n2. Bill Russell\n3. Magic Johnson\n4. Larry Bird\n5. Wilt Chamberlin\n6. John Stockton\n7. Oscar Robinson\n8. Kareen Abdul-Jabaar\n9. Karl Malone\n10. Julius Erving
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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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2006-2007\n\n1st Team\nPG Steve Nash\nSG Kobe Bryant\nSF Lebron James\nPF Dirk Nowitzki\nC Amare Stoudemire\n\n2nd Team\nPG Gilbert Arenas\nSG Dwayne Wade\nSF Elton Brand\nPF Tim Duncan\nC Yao Ming
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The Top Ten\n1. Tiger Woods \n2. Michael Schumacher \n3. Peyton Manning \n4. Michael Jordan \n5. Shaquille O'Neal \n6. Kevin Garnett \n7. Andre Agassi \n8. David Beckham \n9. Alex Rodriguez \n10. Kobe Bryant
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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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Here is my list of NBA players below:\n\n1) David Robinson (Center; San Antonio Spurs - 1989)\n2) Glenn "Big Dog" Robinson (Forward; Milwakee Bucks - 1993)\n3) Clifford "Cliff" Robinson (Forward; New Jersey Nets - Current)\n4) Nate Robinson (2005 Slam Dunk Champion; Guard; New York Knicks - Current).\n5) Bernard Robinson (Guard/Forward; Charlotte Bobcats - 2006)\n6) Rumeal Robinson (Guard; Atlanta Hawks -1990)\n\nHope this helps.