Top Missing Teams from the NBA's Greatest Mode

[GisherJohn24]

Of course the Cavs 08-09

[mrbigshot]

1946-1947 Philadelphia Warriors: The inaugural season of the NBA/BBA. The warriors cemented a tradition upon It's inception in 1946. Can't have the NBA without this team that started it all.

1995-1996 Vancouver Grizzlies: you know you miss this Canadian team regardless of it's relevance in the 90's!

2003-2004 Detroit Pistons: one of the greatest defensive teams in the history of the NBA, still does not get the recognition it deserves for it's efforts that year. A lineup of virtual cast-outs and assumed washed outs.


1996-97 Detroit Pistons: an underachieving team that was led by superstar Grant Hill. People forget that this team won 54 games that year in the east (the era in which jordan dominated in) and were bounced in the first round. Still, they were a great team to watch on the court.





Joe fulk's was the NBA's first superstar and he should be honored. Without him the NBA would not have progressed into a dominant powerhouse without the contribution of Fulks.

[dorian813]

Quote: Originally Posted by dorian813

93-94, 96-97 Hawks (Nique and/or Mookie) 90-91 Celtics (Reggie Lewis and Bird) 87-88 Mavs (Aguirre and Blackman) 87-88 Nuggets (Alex English=Buckets) 96-97, 03-04 Pistons (Grant Hill=Triple Double or Rip) 85-86, 94-95 Rockets (The Dream and The Fragile) 94-95, 99-00 Pacers (It's Miller Time) 92-93 Clippers (Why not?) 99-00, 00-01 (Shaq and Kobe) 96-97 Heat (Zo on D, P.J. Brown on Slams) 00-01 Bucks (Ray Ray, Big Dog, Ugly) 03-04 T-Wolves (Anything is Posssiiibbllllle, Wait) 01-02 Nets (J Kidd and then the rest of the team) 96-97 Hornets (Glenn Rice meets Palin) 83-84, 88-89, 92-93 Knicks (Ewing or Bernard King) 88-89 Supersonics (Dale Ellis was beasting) 89-90 76ers (I am not a role model says Chuck) 88-89, 92-93, 04-05 Suns (a lot of offense) 99-00 Blazers (old and young) 94-95, 04-05 Spurs (Duncan doesn't need a big 2 or 3 to get 4 rings) 99-00 Raptors (Vince and T-Mac=Dunks, Dunks and Highlight Dunks) 91-92 Jazz (Stockton to Malone) 96-97 Bullets (Webber and Howard)

I had no teams before the 80's because I never seen them play

[Rondo To KG]

This game needed a 70's Celtics team. Would have loved for one of the games to be the 76 Celtics vs. the 76 Suns.

[bvickers223]

How about the 1997-98 Pacers? They took the last Bulls championship team to 7 games in the Eastern Conference Finals. They were one of only two teams to force any of the Bulls' 6 champions to a game 7. (91'-92' Knicks in the Conference Semis).

[naot2010]

Kidd and the nets, 15-1 la playoffs, 2000 blazers, nash and dirk mavs, 98 pacers took bulls to 7 games

[naot2010]

06 heat, Mikan lakers

[aloncho11]

Quote: Originally Posted by dorian813

93-94, 96-97 Hawks (Nique and/or Mookie) 90-91 Celtics (Reggie Lewis and Bird) 87-88 Mavs (Aguirre and Blackman) 87-88 Nuggets (Alex English=Buckets) 96-97, 03-04 Pistons (Grant Hill=Triple Double or Rip) 94-95, 99-00 Pacers (It's Miller Time) 92-93 Clippers (Why not?) 83-84, 88-89, 92-93 Knicks (Ewing or Bernard King) 88-89 Supersonics (Dale Ellis was beasting) 89-90 76ers (I am not a role model says Chuck) 88-89, 92-93, 04-05 Suns (a lot of offense) 99-00 Raptors (Vince and T-Mac=Dunks, Dunks and Highlight Dunks) 91-92 Jazz (Stockton to Malone)

Now those are my favorites from your list, especially the ones in bold. I would also add the 1991-92 or 1992-93 Miami Heat with Glen Rice, Steve Smith, Rony Seikaly, Bimbo Coles, Brian Shaw, Kevin Edwards, Willie Burton and (Harold Miner)