When did the Warriors have a 73 9 season
2015-16
In the 2015-16 season, the Warriors set an NBA record by going 73-9, surpassing the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls' previous mark of 72-10.
Which Warriors team went 73 and 9
the Golden State Warriors
73–9 was a crazy accomplishment by the Warriors, but as crazy as it sounds, it's the losses that really stand out. By now you've probably already heard enough about the Golden State Warriors completing the greatest regular season in NBA history. (Spoiler alert: The team finished 73–9.)
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What was the Warriors roster in 2015 and 2016
2015-2016 Golden State Warriors Regular Season Roster
| Jersey | Player | Pos |
|---|---|---|
| 21 | Ian Clark | G |
| 30 | Stephen Curry | G |
| 31 | Festus Ezeli | C |
| 23 | Draymond Green | F |
Did the Warriors win the championship when they went 73 9
The Golden State Warriors gained home-court advantage based on their record-breaking league-best record (73–9). The Warriors initially held a 3–1 lead, but the Cavaliers won the next three games to win their first championship in franchise history and end the Cleveland sports curse.
What year did the Warriors break the 73 9 record
The Warriors broke the 1995–96 Chicago Bulls' record for best regular season in NBA history after defeating the Memphis Grizzlies 125–104 on April 13, finishing with a record of 73–9.
What year did the Warriors go 72 and 9
2015-16
It still seems unfathomable that any team could surpass the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls' all-time record of 72 wins in a season, but that is exactly what the Golden State Warriors did in 2015-16.
What NBA team lost by 73
the Thunder
The 73-point margin meant the Thunder made the worst kind of NBA history by suffering the most lopsided loss ever in the league.
Who was on the 2014 2015 Golden State Warriors roster
2014-2015 Golden State Warriors Regular Season Roster
| Jersey | Player | Pos |
|---|---|---|
| 12 | Andrew Bogut | C |
| 30 | Stephen Curry | G |
| 31 | Festus Ezeli | C |
| 23 | Draymond Green | F |
Who eliminated the Warriors in 2014
Clippers, Game 7: Golden State eliminated from 2014 NBA Playoffs with loss to L.A.
What was the Golden State Warriors best year
The 2015-16 Golden State Warriors have the record for most wins in an NBA season with 73 wins.
What is the best record in NBA history
The NBA record for consecutive regular season wins is held by the Los Angeles Lakers during the 1971-1972 season with 33 consecutive wins: a record that has lasted for over 40 years.
What team has the best record ever at 73-9
Golden State clinched a 73-9 season that day with a 125-104 win over the Memphis Grizzlies. The Warriors became the first — and, still, the only — team in NBA history to win 73 games in an 82-game regular season.
Who did the 73 win Warriors lose to
Their odds to break the record fell when they lost to the Boston Celtics at Oracle Arena on April 1. The loss snapped the Warriors' 54-game regular season home winning streak and put their shot at history in jeopardy.
What year did Bulls go 72 and 10
1996
841 winning percentage), it appeared to be one of the several NBA records that might be insurmountable, and for a while it was. But 24 years later, on April 21, 1996, Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls surpassed it, beating the Washington Bullets to claim their 72nd victory of the season to finish 72-10 (a .
What team went 82-0 in the NBA
Has an NBA team ever finished a season with a record of 82-0 No, no NBA team has ever achieved a record of 82-0. The team that came closest was the Golden State Warriors in 2015-2016, finishing the Regular Season with a record of 73-9.
Who is the most famous player in Golden State Warriors
Stephen Curry easily takes the cake as the greatest player to don the Golden State Warriors jersey. The three-time NBA champion has been with the Warriors since 2009, and he has since become a regular fixture in the NBA record books. He is also a six-time All-Star and two-time MVP winner for outstanding performances.
What happened in 2014 between Curry and Paul
During the game two nights ago between the Suns and the Warriors, which was won by Golden State 112-123, there was a small incident of trash talking between these two players. After scoring a lay-up against Paul, Curry reportedly exclaimed, “This ain't 2014 no more” .
Did Golden State get eliminated 2023
The Golden State Warriors were eliminated from the 2023 NBA playoffs Friday at the hands of the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 6, and it was a historic loss for the team.
Who is the greatest GS warrior of all time
Stephen Curry
Stephen Curry easily takes the cake as the greatest player to don the Golden State Warriors jersey. The three-time NBA champion has been with the Warriors since 2009, and he has since become a regular fixture in the NBA record books. He is also a six-time All-Star and two-time MVP winner for outstanding performances.
What was the Warriors worst season ever
The Philadelphia Warriors had their worst record in a season in 1952-53, with a record of 12-57.
| TEAM | SEASON | REC |
|---|---|---|
| Golden State Warriors | 2008-09 | 29-53 |
| Golden State Warriors | 1996-97 | 30-52 |
| Golden State Warriors | 1985-86 | 30-52 |
| Golden State Warriors | 1982-83 | 30-52 |
Has an NBA team ever went 82 0
Has an NBA team ever finished a season with a record of 82-0 No, no NBA team has ever achieved a record of 82-0. The team that came closest was the Golden State Warriors in 2015-2016, finishing the Regular Season with a record of 73-9.
What was the worst NBA record ever
The Bobcats clinched the worst record in NBA history, in a shortened season or otherwise, by losing 104–84 to the New York Knicks on April 26, 2012.
Has any team ever went 82 0
No, no NBA team has ever achieved a record of 82-0. The team that came closest was the Golden State Warriors in 2015-2016, finishing the Regular Season with a record of 73-9.
How good were the 73-9 Warriors
Golden State clinched a 73-9 season that day with a 125-104 win over the Memphis Grizzlies. The Warriors became the first — and, still, the only — team in NBA history to win 73 games in an 82-game regular season.
What’s the longest NBA winning streak ever
33 games in
The longest win streak in NBA history belongs to the LA Lakers' 1971-72 championship-winning team who won 33 games in a row before having their win streak snapped by the Bucks.