In this year's playoffs, it is doomed that there will be no team that can easily win the championship. The Green Army has lost miserably in G2 twice, which shows their lack of stability. The Timberwolves and Nuggets tied 2-2, and the Pacers were also 2-2 Knicks. These four teams seemed to play seven games. Although the lone ranger was ahead, there was also a big weakness. It can be said that in the current league, there is really no team that is unique, and several teams have the possibility of winning the championship. But looking back at the whole NBA history, there have been teams with strong dominance, and their championship is doomed from the beginning. Next, let's introduce you to the five teams that won the championship most easily: the Lakers Warriors lost only one game, and the Spurs and Bulls deserved their reputation
The Spurs, 15 wins and 2 losses in 1999
Because the previous first round playoffs were the best of five, only 15 victories in total could win the championship. It was only in 1999 that the Spurs won Duncan's second season and swept the league with the advantage of two towers in the interior. In the West, even the Lakers with Shaquille O'Neal were swept. In that year, the Lakers had four All Stars, and also swept against the Portland Trail Blazers. There was Garnett's Timberwolves who resisted a little and stole a victory at San Antonio's home court. The final was a Knicks without Ewing. Although it was not easy for the Spurs to win, the score was still 4-1. In Game 5, Duncan scored 31 points and won the championship by one point.
Bulls in 1991, 15 wins and 2 losses
Jordan ruled the league in the 1990s, and 91 was the starting point of their dynasty. Jordan crossed the Pistons' Bad Boys' Legion, and eliminated his opponent in a 4-0 sweep. It is said that Thomas left the game before he finished. In the playoffs of the whole eastern region, the Bulls only lost one game of 76 people. At that time, Buckley led the team and was also in the peak period, so they could compete with Jordan slightly. 4-1 Lakers in the NBA Finals, but the Lakers actually only won by 2 points of G1, and the next 4 games were all without suspense.
Piston in 1989, 15 wins and 2 losses
The Pistons are a big part of the reason why Jordan won the championship until the 1990s. They beat Jordan in the playoffs for three consecutive years, with scores of 4-1, 4-2 and 4-3 respectively. In the Eastern Conference finals in 1989, the Bulls fought hard to win the Pistons for two games. The rest of the Pistons' three group series were swept, including the 4-0 Lakers in the NBA Finals. So it's not that Jordan was not strong enough in the 1980s, but that his opponent was so strong that Pistons almost established a dynasty, which was ended by the Bulls in 1991.
In 2001, the Lakers won 15 and lost 1
It is also the previous NBA record, with a peak period of OK combination. When the Lakers won the championship in 2000, they were still dominated by Shaquille O'Neal. But in 2001, after the baptism of the finals, Kobe became a superstar in the second array and second defense level. He averaged 29.4 points, 7.3 rebounds, 6.1 assists in the playoffs, and even exceeded Shaquille O'Neal for a time. So the Lakers were able to sweep the Blazers, Kings and Spurs in the West, and only lost one game when they met the supernatural Iverson in the finals.
17 year Warriors, 16 wins and 1 loss
Warriors only lost one game, but since the first round of the playoffs is the best of seven games, the victory rate is higher than that of the Lakers. You must be very impressed with the Cosmic Courage of that year, adding Durant to the original 73 wins. There is no opponent in the western playoffs, sweeping the Jazz, the Blazers and the Spurs. Of course, there was some controversy. The West decided to play against the Spurs. In G1, the Spurs led by 20 points, and then Kaka was injured on the foot and left the field, so the Warriors achieved a reversal. At one time, they were 3-0 ahead of the Cavaliers in the finals, but the G4 Cavaliers shot 24 three-point shots in a big explosion, and Owen scored 40 points. So the Warriors lost this game and failed to achieve a sweep in the four round series.
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