Records after All-Star Weekend

[Real Deal]

Ripping this post from Base over at TLN.

 

http://thelakersnation.com/forums/topic/48447-top-25-historic-nba-records-after-the-all-star-break/

 

Rank	Year	Team	                W	L	PCT
1	2011	Los Angeles Lakers	13	1	0.929
2	1997	Utah Jazz	        31	4	0.886
3	2000	Los Angeles Lakers	30	4	0.882
4	1985	Los Angeles Lakers	27	4	0.871
5	1995	San Antonio Spurs	32	5	0.865
6	2005	Denver Nuggets	        25	4	0.862
7	1998	Utah Jazz	        31	5	0.861
8	1951	Philadelphia Warriors	6	1	0.857
9	1987	Los Angeles Lakers	30	5	0.857
10	1996	Chicago Bulls	        30	5	0.857
11	1998	Chicago Bulls	        28	5	0.848
12	1989	Detroit Pistions	32	6	0.842
13	2009	Cleveland Cavaliers	26	5	0.839
14	1996	Seattle Supersonics	30	6	0.833
15	1992	Chicago Bulls	        28	6	0.824
16	2010	Orlando Magic	        23	5	0.821
17	1968	Philadelphia 76ers	27	6	0.818
18	2003	San Antonio Spurs	27	6	0.818
19	1980	Los Angeles Lakers	22	5	0.815
20	1993	New York Knicks	        26	6	0.813
21	2011	Chicago Bulls	        13	3	0.813
22	1975	Boston Celtics	        34	8	0.810
23	1985	Milwaukee Bucks	        25	6	0.806
24	1993	Houston Rockets 	25	6	0.806
25	2003	Sacramento Kings	25	6	0.806

[Buckets!]

Some of the teams on that list aren't champions. So it's basically a hit and miss.

[Real Deal]

Some of the teams on that list aren't champions. So it's basically a hit and miss.

I wasn't relating it to championship teams.

 

However, I'll take a swing at your pitch and say that every Lakers team on that list won it all that season...and so did every Phil Jackson team.

[Buckets!]

I wasn't relating it to championship teams.

 

However, I'll take a swing at your pitch and say that every Lakers team on that list won it all that season...and so did every Phil Jackson team.

Dayum that is an interesting fact. I guess Lakers are probably going to be champions.