Which NBA players lost the most in the Finals?

1. West has reached the Finals 8 times in his career, all of which ended in failure, and in these 8 Finals, he lost 32 games.

2, Baylor also reached the Finals eight times, seven of which were defeats to the Green Army, and he ultimately lost 32 games in the Finals.

3, James is ranked third, and has lost 31 games in the Finals so far, and it is very likely that he will lose the most games in the NBA in the Finals in the future.

James, Kobe. James has been to the Finals seven times, but he has been runner-up many times. Bryant also lost many Finals games.

The first is Elgin Baylor, who has reached the Finals eight times in his career and then failed to win one of the eight Finals, the second is Jerry West, who has reached the Finals nine times in his career and then won one, and the third is LeBron James, who has reached the Finals ten times in his career and lost six of the previous nine times, but is likely to win again this year.

The Mavericks, for example, had a 57-25 regular season record, for example.

For example, the Dallas Mavericks. They miraculously won the championship in 2011 and finished the regular season with a 57-25 record and finished third in the West.

Rockets. The regular season was poor, finishing sixth in the West, but still winning the championship.

A championship is the NBA's highest honor, and to win a championship, you need a strong team. The 82-game regular season is the best stage to test its strength, during which the team can run in, upgrade the roster, and improve chemistry. The teams at the top of the table will also have home-court advantage in the playoffs.

Generally speaking, the winners are the top-seeded teams. So who are the five teams with the worst record in history? The Rockets won the championship with 47 wins, and the Pistons relied on defense to reach the top.

In the history of the NBA, the Pistons have won only a handful of civilian teams, and the Pistons at their peak are counted as one. In the 03-04 season, the Pistons did not have any big stars on the team, and the boss was a big one who started by defense. With the addition of Billups, Hamilton, Roaring Celestial and Prince, the Pistons Five have built a strong defensive system.

54-28 in the regular season, and won the championship in the playoffs, and finally won the championship with his unsolvable defense.

The core of the Heat team in '06 was Wade and O'Neal. Although both of them are supergiants, O'Neill was 34 years old at that time, and he was no longer at his peak. Wade is only a third-grader, so the outside world is not optimistic about them.

In the regular season, the Heat won a 52-30 record, defeated strong opponents all the way in the playoffs, and started 0-2 in the finals, but in the end, Wade went down to earth, and the Heat reversed and won the championship, and the performance was very good.

Celt. As the super giants with the most championships, the Celtics in ancient times completely dominated the league and completed the unique eight consecutive championships. In '68-'69, the last year of Russell's career, the Greens' dominance began to decline, finishing fourth in the East with a 48-34 regular season record. However, in the playoffs, the Green Army still advanced all the way, and finally defeated the Lakers in the seven-game game to win the championship, and Russell also retired.

Rocket Olajuwon is very strong, and when Jordan retired, he completed the miracle of winning the championship with a single core. In the 94-95 season, the Rockets stumbled in the regular season, only scoring a 47-35 record, ranking 6th in the West, and not having a championship at all. However, as soon as the playoffs started, Big Dream began to carry, leading the team to the next level in 4 consecutive rounds, defeating many strong opponents and defending the championship, which is also the only myth of winning the championship in the lower half of history.

The championship team with the worst record with the Bullets was the Bullets in the '77-78 season, the predecessor of the Wizards. The Bullets were led by super-center Hayes, who had a modest regular season record of 44-38. However, the league team was not strong at the time, and in the end, under the leadership of Hayes and Unseld, the bullets managed to win the championship.

The team that has lost the most Finals in the NBA is the Los Angeles Lakers.

By the end of the 2016-17 season, the Lakers had made the playoffs 56 times, won the Western Conference 31 times, and won the championship 16 times, second only to the Boston Celtics (17 times), and lost the Finals 15 times; The highest winning streak is 33 games (the highest in NBA history).

15 times lost the finals:

Year: Minneapolis Lakers (predecessor of the Los Angeles Lakers) lost 4-0 to the Boston Celtics;

Year: Los Angeles Lakers 3-4 to Boston Celtics;

Year: Los Angeles Lakers 2-4 loss to Boston Celtics;

Year: Los Angeles Lakers 1-4 loss to Boston Celtics;

Year: Los Angeles Lakers 3-4 to Boston Celtics;

Year: Los Angeles Lakers 2-4 loss to Boston Celtics;

Year: Los Angeles Lakers 3-4 to Boston Celtics;

Year: Los Angeles Lakers 3-4 loss to New York Knicks;

Year: Los Angeles Lakers 1-4 loss to New York Knicks;

Year: Los Angeles Lakers 0-4 loss to New York Knicks;

Year: Los Angeles Lakers 3-4 to Boston Celtics;

The Los Angeles Lakers lost 4-0 to the Detroit Pistons;

Year: Los Angeles Lakers 1-4 loss to Chicago Bulls;

Year: Los Angeles Lakers 1-4 loss to Detroit Pistons;

Year: Los Angeles Lakers 2-4 loss to Boston Celtics;