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It seems that there is not much attention paid to the NBA. The playoff winning streak is the Lakers in the 00-01 season. At that time, the Lakers swept their opponents 4-0 in the first, second and Western Conference finals, and advanced to the Finals with 12 consecutive wins.

At that time, the Lakers' opponent in the Finals was the 76ers led by AI, but they were defeated by the 76ers in the first game, and the Lakers' 12-game winning streak in the playoffs was ended.

It's 13 consecutive wins across the season.

In the 1988 season, the Lakers won the championship by trailing 2-3 and winning two games in a row.

The following year, the Lakers swept all three rounds of the playoffs.

2 wins in a row + 11 wins in a row in the previous season = 13 wins in a row.

However, the Lakers were swept against the Pistons in the finals.

It's a record.

The single season is Spurs' 12-game winning streak.

There are also two teams in history that have won 12 consecutive playoff games.

One is the piston of the 1989 90's.

The second is the Lakers in 2000 01.

It seems that the Lakers' 33-game winning streak is impossible this year.

The longest winning streak in the NBA playoffs was the Spurs' 12-game winning streak set in 1999.

Friends probably didn't see it clearly, the landlord was asking about the playoff streak. The friend on the third floor is pretty much the same. When the Lakers won the championship, they lost one game.

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The NBA playoffs are best-of-seven.

The NBA playoffs are divided into the first round, the East and West semifinals, the East and West finals, and then the overall finals 4 games. In the first round, the first place in the East and West will play against the eighth place, the second place will play against the seventh place, and so on, with a best-of-seven system. The four teams that advance to the next round will cross over to play the East and West semi-finals, and then the East and West will produce two teams each to play the East and West finals.

In the end, one team from each side of the East and West will compete for the championship in the finals, and the playoffs will be played in a best-of-seven system.

The Eastern and Western leagues enter the playoffs from the top eight respectively, and the matches are based on the first against eighth, second against seventh, third against sixth, and fourth against fifth, and each series adopts a best-of-seven format, with the team with the best regular season record having home court advantage. The divisional champions of the two leagues advanced to the finals, also winning four out of seven games. Eight teams from each of the East and West qualified for the playoffs.

The top eight teams in the East and West divisions will be ranked according to NBA league ranking rules.

Introduction to the NBA

The National Basketball Association, abbreviated as NBA, is a men's professional basketball league composed of 30 professional teams in North America.

Among them, legends such as: Michael Jordan, Bill Russell, Kobe Bryant, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Wilt Chamberlain, Elvin Johnson, Larry Bird, Oscar Robertson, John Havlicek, Rick Barry, John Stockton, Carl Malone, Elgin Baylor, David Robinson, Julius Owen, Shaquille O'Neal, Charles Barkley, Allen Iverson, LeBron James and many more.

On March 19, the Miami Heat defeated the Boston Celtics 105-103 on the road, extending their winning streak to 23 games. The 22-game winning streak surpassed the Rockets, making it the second-longest winning streak in NBA history and the longest winning streak in the NBA in 41 years since 1972.

The longest winning streak in the NBA was the 33-game winning streak set by the Los Angeles Lakers in 1971-72, which featured the likes of Jerry West, Gail Goodrich, Wilt Chamberlain and Elgin Baylor. Not only in the NBA, but also in the four major sports leagues in the United States, the 33-game winning streak is also the longest streak.

Prior to today, the Heat were tied for second place with the Rockets in the 2007-08 season; Tied for third place were the 2006-08 New England Patriots (from the NFL) and the 1935 Chicago Cubs (MLB) with a 21-game winning streak.

In the NBA, the Milwaukee Bucks have won 20 in a row, ranking third all-time. The Lakers, led by Kobe Bryant and Shaq O'Neal, had a 19-game winning streak in the 1999-2000 season, with a 67-15 record that season. Going back further, the Chicago Bulls, led by Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen, had an 18-game winning streak in the 1995-96 season, with an all-time record of 72-10.

It is worth mentioning that the Heat did not let the tragedy of the Rockets repeat itself. History is always strikingly similar, and on March 19, 2008, five years ago today, it was the Celtics who ended the Rockets' 22-game winning streak.

NBA all-time winning streak.

Number of wins streak team year.

33 Lakers 1971-72 22 Rockets 200820 Bucks 1971

19 Lakers 2000

18 Bulls 1995-96

18 Celtic 1982

18 Knicks 1969

17 Sun 2006

17 Spurs 1996

17 Celtic 1959-60

17 Washington Congress 1946

16 Lakers 1999-2000

16 Trailblazer 1991

16 Lakers 1991

16 Bucks 1970

16 Celtics 1964-65

The longest winning streak in NBA history is 33, set by the Lakers led by West and Chamberlain in the 1971-72 season; The 22-game winning streak created by the Rockets in the 07-08 season was second.

The Lakers have won 33 in a row, the longest in history. The second longest word is the 22-game winning streak of the Rockets Maddie Yao Ming period.

In the history of the NBA, the Black Eight Miracle has appeared a total of five times. They are:

1993-1994 season, due to:"Uncle Mu"A relentless block from Deacbe Mutombo, the Denver Nuggets defeated the West's No. 1 Seattle SuperSonics 3-2;

1998-1999 season, due to:"CIC King"Alan Houston's stunner, the New York Knicks defeated the Miami Heat, the No. 1 team in the East, 3-2;

In the 2006-2007 season, the Golden State Warriors led by Byron Davis defeated the Dallas Mavericks, the No. 1 team in the West, 4-2;

In the 2010-2011 season, the Memphis Grizzlies led by Zach Randolph defeated the San Antonio Spurs, the first team in the West, 4-2;

In the 2011-2012 season, the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Chicago Bulls, the No. 1 team in the East, 4-2, thanks to Andre Iguodala's power at key moments.

He has the longest losing streak, winning only 38 of the 164 games in the 1981 and 1983 seasons, and the longest losing streak in the NBA, the horrific 24 consecutive knees, has not been broken by any team to this day.

Personally, I feel like this is the longest losing streak in NBA history, and it's a shame for the Cavaliers.

The longest losing streak you ever put was when the players on the NBA team were very depressed and finally regained their confidence after the losing streak.

Yes, the Cavaliers can be said to be a remnant of the Cavaliers back then, the state of the veterans has declined seriously, the ability of the recruits has been at a low level, and the team has lost consecutive games until James joins the team.

Yes, this is the longest losing streak, and it is really not easy to lose so many games, which shows that the fighting power of this team is really poor and there is no motivation.

Yes, and such a record is also very shameful, and it has had a great impact on the Cavaliers, which has made many fans very disappointed.

The 76ers also had a 26-game losing streak, which was the NBA in 13 14 seasons! The 26-game losing streak they have eaten has already tied the Knights!

Now the Cavaliers eliminated the Pacers 4-0 in the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs and advanced to the Eastern Conference semifinals.

On April 16, 2017, Beijing time, the NBA playoffs began, and the defending champion Cavaliers narrowly defeated the Pacers 109-108, leading 1-0 in the overall score.

On April 18, 2017, Beijing time, the 2016-17 NBA playoffs continued, and in the second game of the first round in the East, the Cavaliers defeated the Pacers 117-111, and the series temporarily led 2-0.

On April 21, 2017, Beijing time, the NBA playoffs continued, and the Cavaliers defeated the Pacers 119-114, bringing the big score to 3-0, and the Pacers almost lost hope of a comeback.

On April 24, 2017, Beijing time, the first round of the NBA playoffs continued, and the Cavaliers defeated the Pacers 106-102. In this way, the defending champions swept the Pacers 4-0 in aggregate and took the lead in the Eastern Conference semifinals.

It has already swept the Pacers 4-0, but only won by 16 points in the four games combined.