Worst NBA Teams in History | Depressing stuff!!

Worst NBA Teams in History | Depressing stuff!!

In NBA history, a few heavyweight franchises have been massively successful compared to the rest; this discrepancy is probably larger than any other major sport. The Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics, San Antonio Spurs, and Chicago Bulls have won the vast majority of the championships in the league since the 1950s — roughly two-thirds of all championships, actually. However, for all the great teams, there must be bad teams as well. These teams often consistently experience major draft busts and disappointing staff decisions. So We are going to discuss the five worst franchises in NBA history. So, stick around till the end as we are going to discuss some of the worst NBA teams ever. Let's start!
Other teams on our list lost more games, but none were more spectacular than the Los Angeles Clippers in 1986-87. The Clippers began the 1986-87 season with a 4-17 record, similar to the Pistons. Things didn't get much better from there, unfortunately. Marques Johnson, the team's leading scorer suffered a debilitating neck injury, and the team watched in disbelief as super-sized center Benoit Benjamin dunked more donuts than basketballs. Los Angeles' eventual (.146) winning percentage is still the lowest in franchise history, which is saying a lot for a team that was the league's laughingstock for much of its early existence.

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