The Greatest Dynasties In NBA History
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- Here are the 10 greatest NBA dynasties of all time.
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Creating a dynasty is the ultimate goal that every team in every sport constantly strives for. But it’s an incredibly difficult task, especially in the NBA. Players demand trades. Coaches eventually move on no matter how great they are. Injuries can rob athletes of their prime years. However, some teams have been able to find the right combination of players, coaches and management, and dominate the NBA for a number of seasons. Let’s take a look at the greatest NBA dynasties of all time.
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You should do a video of the most underated athlete in every major sport but if you did could you make it ranked...Please. Thank you
Warriors dynasty might not actually be over tho
The warriors dynasty is not over yet
The 2006 heat?
Kevin Durant said he left GS because when people mentioned the 2017-2019 GSW, they said "Kevin Durant and the GSW" he never felt like he belonged. What KD fails to understand/realize is that usually when someone mentioned a player THEN the team, it almost always a sign of them saying "This dude is the best on the team." Instead, he took it as an insult.
He’s also a big baby. Hence the nicknames cupcake n snake
@@simninja95655 lol someone’s feelings r hurt 😢. Its ok cupcake 🧁.
@@simninja95655 lol its like arguing with an 8 year old. I never said i was better than Durant cupcake 🧁. 😆
Lol I never knew that but I can see how he took it. Can't believe how soft and sensitive the world is turning into. It's like a band KEVIN DURANT & THE SELFISH GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS 😂😂
@@anthonyvallejo1537 he wasnt hurt tho atleast he didnt act so he just said kd saw it from another way nothing more nothin less
7:15
Double HEEL surgery is what finally took Bird out of his elite level play (though he was STILL an amazing shooter and passer, his mobility died after that), though his back certainly was a contributing factor.
3:05
Also note that had Bill Russell not been hurt badly enough to MISS GAMES during the 1958 Finals (sprained ankle), we probably would be talking about their *10 peat*.
Super impressive…they beat all my school teachers…and wilt😴 bill russelllll stinkkkksss how u a center and shot 46% from the field 🤣🤣😩 deandre Jordan had a higher FG percentage 🤣🤦🏾♂️ but y’all killed kobe for shooting under 50% from outside the hoop 🤣😆
@@renaldopierre1995 As soon as you spouted that "school teachers" LIE, you demonstrated your total ignorance of the period.
Also keep in mind that Kobe was SUPPOSEDLY an "elite shooter" yet never led the league in FG% and often was BARELY BETTER THAN AVERAGE.
Bill on the other hand was NEVER focused on offence or considered to be an elite shooter, he was a DEFENSIVE STOPPER and concentrated on that end of the floor - yet he ALSO was league average TO MUCH BETTER as a shooter in an era that big men mostly dominated offenses DESPITE it being a secondary concern for him in almost all of the games he played - and even then Bill was TOP *5* in FG% for his first 4 years in the league and 14'th in his 5'th year.
Kobe's BEST year was *18th* in FG% - and he NEVER made the Top 20 any other year of his career.
Also keep in mind that REAL DEFENSE was possible in Bill's era - most of the rules that opened up the floor for offensive players happened DURING KOBE'S TIME IN THE LEAGUE, while Bill's era (due mostly to Wilt) kept changing the rules to make it HARDER on offensive players.
@@bricefleckenstein9666 not reading all this mate u didn’t watch bill…as a center he shot under 50% (under the basket ) Kobe shot 50% outside the paint 🥴🥴 not the same
@@bricefleckenstein9666 defense ? Kobe has the most 1st team as a guard..go for a walk
@@renaldopierre1995 Kobe has those records in an era that THE RULES DON'T ALLOW serious defense.
Do some research before you decide to post in the future.
The Bulls are my favorite Dynasty they Dominated with Jordan for most of that decade
Ofc they r u fan boi
@@kingoffood3221 what
@@kingoffood3221 Godzilla had a stroke reading that
@@kingoffood3221that’s not what your mom said
San Antonio Spurs 1999-2017
Chicago Bulls 1989-1998
Boston Celtics 1957-1969
Los Angeles Lakers 1980-1991 Golden State Warriors 2015-2019
Boston Celtics 1981-1986
Los Angels Lakers 1998-2004
Minneapolis Lakers 1949-1954
Miami Heat 2011-2014
Detroit Pistons 1987-1991
How are the 2011 heat a dynasty and not the 2008 to 2011 Lakers. Heat won the same amount of titles and it took them four tries not three.
@@4touchdowns1game29 Ya, that’s tough.
You could argue that, because they won the same amount in less appearances means they were more clutch in the finals, but I feel like to win 3 times and go to the championship an extra year is barely more impressive just because it’s hard to make the finals, and they won their conference one more time than the ‘10 Lakers did.
The Warriors Dynasty isn't over yet.....
Gsw dynasty isn't actually over yet..
No heat dynasty from 2006 to 2014
BOSTON CELTICS is the greatest NBA dynasty ever. What ever reason you have, their greatness is unmatched.
OLD BUT GOLD 🏆🏀
Showtime
@@liams.4529Yea bub 5 rings compare to 11
they played aganist janitors
The Golden State dynasty might actually not be over.
it is
@@exwhyzgaming8996 it might not be
@@robsanfeyissa6343 Giannis is definitely not going to a desperate franchise that could never beat LeBron without an advantage
@@exwhyzgaming8996 I didn't say that. Plus, they did defeat Lebron once without KD.
@@robsanfeyissa6343 kevin love and kyrie got injured
Tbh the gsw dynasty is quite over yet. Yes durant left, but we have wiseman and wiggins who will hopefully develop into great players by the time thompson comes back. When that time comes, we will sure be able to contend for another championship.
As a lakers fan I'm lowkey mad that this comment aged so well
good call
Now it’s over
10:40
Especially when the Flagrant Foul rule grew TEETH after the 1990 Finals and hobbled the Bad Boys roughness.
gsw 2015 - 3019 oh how well this aged
6:36
And in 1986 it became a Big 4 - adding Bill Walton in the ONLY season he stayed healthy for more than 70 games (and he won 6'th Man of the Year that year for his efforts).
Biggest what if in basketball is if Larry paid someone to pave his driveway; and if Len Bias didn’t OD
And if reggie lewis didn't die of heart disease. I'm 99% sure that mj wouldn't be as highly regarded as he is now because he would not have won championships in the 90s.
Or if jordan didnt retire in '93 or his dad die that year, he wouldve won 7 imo. I think the rockets wouldve been his hardest finals matchup, but he def couldve won also in '99 against the spurs. Think about that...
Rip to len bias though
@@woo_shynen8805 He was out for two full seasons so the Bulls would've won 8 straight.
That's a great point but I'll add one more. Reggie Lewis was drafted in 1987 the year after Bias died. Another what if..... That Bad Boys dynasty might not have happened and that's Bulls dynasty would've been 3 or 4 years after 1991
@@mj23goat3 nah they couldn't have won both. No one on the bulls can guard Hakeem. He to quick for rodman and Scottie
8:33
Mikan also caused more NBA rule changes than ANYONE except perhaps Wilt.
Wilt is cause in the. Day there were like no rules
@@mellon3293 Care to rephrase that in English?
That made ZERO sense.
@@bricefleckenstein9666 sorry autocorrect got me but wilt made a lot of rule changes cause he played when the league had just started and there were not that many rules
@@mellon3293 The NBA predated Wilt's entry into it by about a decade and a half.
Also, some of the rules CHANGES (there were very few new rules he had anything to do with) people commonly attribute to Wilt actually date back to George Mikan, or were due to the COMBINATION of Wilt and Bill Russell.
The free throw rule change though was ALL about WIlt....
You rock!
spurs were close to winning 8 .4 fisher shot in 2004 manu foul on dirk 2006 ray allen shot 2013 bonus 2008 fisher foul on barry
dude u disrespected Tim Duncan so hard
The Spurs aint a dynasty.
@@Riri-oj1zs they are not a dynasty they are the greatest
@@squarbuck3852
NO. stop capping. 😂🤣
@@Riri-oj1zs your capping how can you say they're not a dynasty
@@exotic-ketchup3570
They have not even won back to back titles.
6:40
Actually, McHale was off the bench the first few years (think he won a 6'th Man of the Year award a couple times in there) with Bird at Power Forward while Cedric Maxwell was at Small Forward 'till he retired. THAT is when Boston started fielding a "Big 3".
0:55
Actually leaves out THE most impressive thing the Spurs have done under Coach Pop - 22 straight years in the playoffs, which can only be argued by the Syracuse Nationals/Philly Warriors combo but "that team" didn't win as many rings along the way.
Had to laugh when they showed phil Jackson and jerry krause talking about the right chemistry hahahaha
1. 60s Celtics
2. 90s Bulls
3. 80s Lakers
4. 2010 Warriors
5. 21st Century Spurs
6. Early 2000s Lakers
7. LeBron James (2011-18)
8. 80s Celtics
9. 80s Pistons
10. 50s Lakers
Lebron wasn’t all that bruh😂😂
Your first three were good then you went off the rails. The Warriors _damn sure_ ain't ahead of the Duncan-era Spurs. And they shouldn't even be ahead of the Bird-Mchale-Parish Celtics either. That team would've squashed the soft ass GSW squad to mush
You can’t really call the Warriors yet, not if the Spurs are a dynasty with a 6 year gap for winning the title. They had injuries in the 19 finals and then the whole 2020 season. Those players are back and now they have a high draft pick or a trade, I wouldn’t say it’s over yet
That's right thank you
15th, last man on the bench of the greatest dynasty of all time
4:17
one mild issue with that though - in THAT era, the West was a LOT weaker than the West, outside of the Lakers they didn't have any consistently tough teams.
Not like today when the WEST has turned into the tougher conference.
The GSW dynasty is still.alive🔥
Man I miss the 80s Lakers and Celtics matchups..... Great basketball
The Heat should be last on this list, and I think we all know it. No shade, but luring in top talent through free agency should not place you higher than the Spurs, who got 5 championships through drafting wisely and putting together an impeccable gameplan. Also, San Antonio is a much smaller market than Miami, Los Angeles, San Fran, Boston, etc. Even the Warriors got a championship without luring in KD at first.
Wel the content isnt top 10 dynasties or anything it just said dynastiest in the nba
They shouldn't be on the list period, neither should Detroit. 2 rings don't make you a dynasty.
@@henny6566 then the spirs shouldnt be there because they dont have any repeat dynasty means dominating for a loong time detroit did that
@@lucianoon8625 Some people don't consider them a dynasty for not repeating. 5 rings in 15 years is dominant though. Birds Celtics didn't repeat and are considered a dynasty. 2 rings isn't dominant so the Heat and Detroit aren't dynasties.
@@henny6566 the heat team only stayed for like 4 years and won two thats already pretty dominant well in detroit i dont know
The Golden State dynasty is not over my friend
Now it is
Fun fact : George Mikans teammate (Bud Grant) was a NBA champion and also a NFL/CFL player/Headcoach and if I remember correctly he’s the only living person on the 1950 lakers championship team. O and Grant is in the NFL hall of fame and CFL hall of fame
My favorite dynasty is Showtime and Minneapolis. And BTW, the Lakers 4 peated, because Mikan won them the 1948 NBL Championship, and he won the 1947 NBL Championship with the bulls
What? Lol if he didn't win a chip on the team it don't count as a win for a diff team wtf
Bro the Lakers were not sweept by the pistons. It was a 5 game series.
No in 1988 pistons should won but the foul that referee called in game 6 while pistons had a 3-2 lead the and pistons should of won 3 chips
Petar Musa he’s talking about 2004
USELESS HOMIE call it a gentleman's sweep
@@boketmoda6268 oh
1989 finals were bullshit.
The 2011-2014 Miami Heat aren’t a dynasty. The other teams on here are becuz they won 3+ championships. The heat underachieving in 2 out of the 4 finals they were in when they were heavy favorites to win both. They couldn’t take neither the spurs or mavs to 7 games in those series.
I though 2014 spurs were considered the better team that year tho
@@omnipepper3665 they were lmao that year after they won 60+ games while going 40-3 from home.
So the pistons weren't a dynasty coz they only won 2 chips?
So are the bad boy pistons not a dynasty? Also Heat won a championships while facing the Celtic dynasty and Spurs dynasty
Miami heat peak is 12-13 so you could nit pick that. But in their last year the Heat fail to add some good players around the big 3 which made them lose to Spurs. Its still Dynasty
Time to update this video :)
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I think the first one the list (Spurs) would be the best dynasty in the modern era of the NBA.
Yeah man! The were so good, they couldn't even repeat! No that's what I call greatness!
@@RooseveltAliWashingtonX What this video should've done is lay down a definition of what they consider a "dynasty". To me you don't have to repeat to have been considered one, you just need to have won multiple championships over a decent span of time while doing it with the same core of players/coach. So, in that respect the Spurs would definitely qualify as a dynasty, repeat or not. It's all moot though because the Bulls were a better dynasty anyway. If MJ hadn't retired Chitown would've won 8 STRAIGHT.
@@RooseveltAliWashingtonX they made it to the conference finals every single year for 19 years, that is absoloutley ridiculous, they always had a 50+ win season for 19 years that is just crazy
i didn't know anything about any of these dynasties except for the Bulls, Spurs and warriors
Well now u do
I knew bulls,warriors,spurs,heat,Lakers,celtics
The warriors dynasty was way better than the heat dynasty, if you even call the heat a dynasty
Yes I think 5 straight and 3 chips is better than 2-4 and the heat would have only had 1 if ray allen retired in 2010
yea KD joining warriors to beat LeBron!
Yes from a team standpoint, the warriors are better coz of their 17 and 18 dominant season.
@@mypeuslyips8761 lol let's not carried away like allen won them the series. That saved them from being eliminated but not winning them the ring Lmao. Even if he hit that shot, if they lost in the overtime or in game 7, it still wouldn't amount much.
Nick Samp well if he didn’t make it he would be 1-4
Gsw dynasty isn't over yet..
nice
7:20
And don't forget Bird MISSED all but 6 games in 1986-1987 for double heel surgery, that he never fully recovered from, though the back was his cited reason for retiring.
Thanks for all the information
The Pistons and Heat with 2 championships should really not be considered a dynasty.
But they dominated.
They won back to back so its a dynasty
@@Noah-il9ft but it was not long enought to be called a dynasty
@@Noah-il9ft @Omega Ѱ So did Kobe's Lakers after Shaq left with back to back titles including going to 3 straight Finals like the Bad Boy Pistons did so how come they didn't get mentioned?
The Pistons won back2back and was cheated out of a 3rd championship. 5 straight eastern conference finals
1042th view yay 😀 im feeling special
Watching this in June 2022 and the Warriors are on the cusp to winning another Championship
Do the greatest dynasties of the nfl
Would take the Spurs 20 year dynasty over them all, or Russel's Celtics.
russell*
The GSW dynasty isn't over lol
Yes it is
this video was uploaded 2 years ago bum
What's the name of the background music
The 2000s Spurs are an underrated dynasty.
3:49 bruh it's the Philadelphia warriors/golden state warriors
No, Wilt first played with the Warriors but then won a title with the 76ers
Merlin Lipin no
Merlin Lipin fam warriors were first in philly before they moved to Oakland and then San Francisco
Phila Warriors
Its sixers idiots
Swept in the finals by Detroit??? What!?
7:51 "Lakers got swept by the pistons" close enough
Putting Liverpool in the intro like we wouldn't notice xDDD
ye u gotta update this video lol
Lebron: not 4,5,6
Me: 0??
Clown.
He was talking about his finals losses
Miami Heat dinasty is my favorite
“Celtics the greatest dynasty in sports history”
Joey Chestnut: “Hold my bun”
bull r the best, 6 for 6. early celtic is too old and rules r completely different with such small amount of team.
Spurs should have been to 20yrs on top
YEEEEEESSSSSIIIRRR
mikan was the first superstar in nba history
Joe Fulks:Am i a joke to you?
7:48 that hairline though
To be one of the greatest I guess you need to become bald 👨🦲
@@yeeskee588 no you just need a hairline that goes backwards every year
If durant was on the warriors still golden state would win and if they didn’t get injured warriors would have won
yeah yeah yeah IFFFFFFFFF....GSW can't even 3peat lmao what a joke of a dynasty
@@randyquench8731 true now that I think of it all that money spent and lose
yea and if micheal jordan and shaq came back to the league in their prime out of retirement + bionically engineered kareem abdul jabaar so hes 9'11 and his skyhooks truly cant be blocked and then revived kobe from the dead and travel him back in time to the 2011 finals, lebron wouldve won the finals
@@randyquench8731 Spurs didn't even win back to back titles...
Yeah ok bruh
Top 10 NBA dynasties of all time:
1) 1991-98 Bulls
2) 1980's showtime lakers
3) 2000-03 Lakers
4) 1999-2014 Spurs
5) 2015-22 Warriors
6) 1980 celtics
7) 2011-14 Heat
8) 1960 Celtics
9) 1989-91Bad boy Pistons
10) 1983 76ers
finnaly
Missing the 2008-2010 Kobe-Gasol led Lakers
Not really a dynasty they were just a good team who were led by the most determined and most skilled player in Basketball history. Remember injuries did tear that team apart. Had Bynum fully develop and they had last a bit longer they likely could've had the longevity to be a dynasty. I will always think that team was just a team with great chemistry and Kobe and Gasol. Comparing that to say Magic, Kareem, Worthy, and Byron Scott or Magic, Kareem, Jamal Wilkes, and Norm Nixon and it gets a bit harder to argue for them. Still, I do love my Lakers.
@@ultibolt3286 He sould have included the whole 2000's Lakers altogether but he only mentioned the wins with Shaq but mentioned the.Spurs as a whole when the Lakers won the same amount in less time.
@@hennylo68 My exact thoughts
@@hennylo68 and Lakers are still the only team to three peat 2000 2001 2002
Gotta change golden state to 2022 now lol they got another ring gotta love to hate them warriors and their dominance
1:40 I had a an old cd with a Chicago Bulls game forgot who they were playing against but Scottie Pippen,Michael Jordan, and Dennis Rodman were unstoppable on that game
Anyone who sees this and takes a few seconds of your time to reply is greatly appreciated.. these are my top two all-time starting 5s....who wins in a 7 game series...(that's with every player in their primes):
Team #1:
PG: Magic Johnson
SG: Michael Jordan
SF: Larry Bird
PF: Tim Duncan
C: Shaq
Team #2:
PG: Jason Kidd
SG: Kobe Bryant
SF: Lebron James
PF: Charles Barkley
C: Hakeem Olajuwan
I chose Jason Kidd for team two because in his prime he was the best defending point guard, the best passing point guard, and the best rebounding point guard.. he's the all-time leader in triple doubles for point guards.. and you have the best chance of guarding a larger magic Johnson... Let me know what y'all think...
Team #1 is the better of your two teams. They would win a seven game series. Here's mine, same question, who wins a seven game series
Team #1
Bill Russell, Tim Duncan, Julius Erving, Magic Johnson, Isaiah Thomas
Team #2
Jabbar, Lebron James, Larry Bird, Oscar Robertson, Michael Jordan
@@davidjanes3511 team two wins in a landslide.. your first team has two point guards and two big men with only one wing in Dr j..
Team 2 has legitimate players at each position.. therefore is a more balanced team.. with Oscar Robertson
Playing at point guard. And Michael Jordan and jabbar are the two greatest scorers in NBA history..they Will chew up team number one all day long by themselves
The 08-11 Lakers should be here.
They won back to back championships and 3 straight finals appearance.
Why are pistons and heat included, when the kobe-pau era is not?
Talk to him 🤫🤔
And why did he include all of the Spurs win and not the etire 2000's Lakers. They won 5 overall and made it to 7 in a shorter time span but all he mentioned were the ones won with Shaq.
Who here after the 4th championship of the gsw
Man the dubs are rebuilding their dynasty today
The spurs were a lowkey dynasty.
Correction: Lakers weren't sweep in the 2004 Nba Finals
You missed the 2008-11 La Lakers
I don’t think reaching 3 finals and winning 2 of them is one of the greatest dynasties ever
@@julianduin1272 HUh
3 finals appearances isn't a dynasty
Julian Duin then why is the Miami Heat on here??
Itachi-kun that isn’t really a dynasty or should I say great one
Btw, the triangle offense is not Phil Jackson's. It's Tex Winter's.
I almost thought you were going to leave the Bad Boys Pistons off the list.
Warriors ain’t done
They're done...
define what a dynasty is
Winning multiple championships, not necessarily in a row, over a course of 4 or more years with the same basic core of players/coach.
Damn Steve Kerr was part of 2 dynasties
you forgot the Havlicek lead Celtics dynasty from the 70s
warriors dynasty not over . they jus had to regroup and let their players recover
It's not a dynasty if they have to regroup.
That’s not a dynasty then bruh
@@ehi_ij By that standard, the NBA has only had ONE dynasty - those 8 years in a row the Celtics won every championship during the Bill Russell era.
@@bricefleckenstein9666 are you agreeing or disagreeing with me because I was agreeing with you?
@@ehi_ij More disagree, actually.
Even the Russell era Celtics lost 2 during the Russell era - his second year, and the one the Wilt-led 76ers won - sandwiching that 8 year straight run.
lol you shouldn’t have 2 dynasties overlap each other that kinda goes against the meaning of a dynasty. Yeah the 80s lakers and Celtics were undeniably the teams of the 80s and had very few competition but i don’t think you can consider both dynasties if they basically split the decade in championships
The East on those days had competition. The West didn't. Only Houston beat the Lakers in the playoffs in the 80's. Beat them twice.
The East had the Sixers who went to the finals 3 out 4 years. The Celtics who went to the finals 5 straight years. The Pistons who went to the finals 3 straight years. Not to mention the Bucks who swept the Celtics in the 1983 playoffs. The Bucks beat the Sixers in back2back years. The Bucks won the Central division over the Pistons. Also the Hawks who were the paper champions in that period.
What competition did the Bulls have in the 90's??
Love thumbnail
4:50 that boy sus
Bruh u forgot the golden state warriors
There should be a “lebron james dynasty” tbh. As of the last decade, when the man is healthy, you literally have a 100% chance of making the finals and a 44% chance of winning it.
Bringing allstars to every team you go to is not cool...i like lebron hes the best of this watered down era....He can never be the GOAT....win 7 or 8 rings then theres a arguement...not saying rings should matter but it does ....theres GREAT players who never won rings...i dont think LB is?better than KOBE so how did he jump pass the Mamba....He can have the scoring title...thats basically a longevity statistic...any scorer in the league who plays 20 plus years can break it...To be honest if KD plays 20 years hes gonna be the all time scorer and i doubt without anymore rings... Anyway MJ is the GOAT....
Warriors isn't over yet
Lol
DEZAVALLA GOODWILL TEAM(from 2005-2009 winning all 5 3A state championships🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆)
the bulls did a 3-peat twice with bill cartwrong and luke longley at center. proof the nba sucked in the 90's
Bruh that’s a horrible take 😂 it’s like saying point guards weren’t elite during the 2010’s because the heat won back to back championships with Mario Chalmers at PG
@@giovannygarica275 yeah, but the nba did suck in the 90's
The warriors are still a dynasty? Their dynasty started from 2014-Current
The 60s Celtics and the 90s Bulls are the 2 best dynasties in NBA history.
Steve Kerr said that the warriors 73 and 9 team would have lost to the 72 and 10 bulls
And Steve was correct. In fact that Bulls team would've swept Curry and his soft as baby shit GenZ cohorts right into the dustbin of history.
Well they certainly lost to Cleveland🤣🤣🤣🤣
5:51 that summer they signed KD that summer
More impressive about mj and the bulls dynasty is they never went to game 7 finals. It’s like that’s enough for today and they closed it up
1. Celtics 1957-1969 11 Rings 💍 12 Finals Appearances 2. Bulls 1991-1998 6 Rings 💍 6 Finals Appearances 3. Lakers 1980-1991 5 Rings 💍 9 Finals Appearances 4. Spurs 1999-2014 5 Rings 💍 6 Finals Appearances 5. Warriors 2015-Current 4 Rings 5 Finals Appearances HM Celtics 1981-1987 3 Rings 💍 5 Finals Appearances Lakers 2000- 2004 3 Rings 💍 4 Finals Appearances Lebron 2011-2020 3 Rings 💍 9 Finals Appearances Lakers 1949-1954 5 Rings 💍 5 Finals Appearances
WARRIORS ARE BACK BABY
If the Pistons and Heat are here with their 2 titles so should have been the 94 and 95 Houston Rockets team.
A lot of people think Houston won those titles by default. Seattle was the best team in the league those 2 years. Houston never played them. Of course Jordan retired also
I didn’t expect Miami on this list, two consecutive Champs weren’t legitimate
If you tell Bad Boys was Dynasty, why would you didn't think Kobe-Gasol Lakers wasn't dynasty ? Their record was same. Pistons had 3 finals appearence. Lakers too.
You for got koby and Pau