Farthest a team went with one All-Star?

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So, with you logic, in 2014 Tony Parker beat a team with 3 all stars, without any all stars.

And the crazy thing is that was actually legit.

Duncan was way past his all star prime and kawhi was a 11 ppg role player.

It wasn't like 2016 kyrie where you had a 30 ppg prime talent who was just hurt in the rs

[3ball]

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NBA.com history archives:

"the Bulls were considered big underdogs to the Lakers in the Finals and the vast majority of media "experts" predicted an easy Lakers' victory."

http://www.nba.com/bulls/news/top-20...1-season.html/

[NBAGOAT]

And the crazy thing is that was actually legit.

Duncan was way past his all star prime and kawhi was a 11 ppg role player.

It wasn't like 2016 kyrie where you had a 30 ppg prime talent who was just hurt in the rs

everyone tends to undervalue the importance of the supporting cast. almost no one has tony parker as a top 5 player that year, you're right about duncan and kawhi(well duncan was still pretty good), yet they're the 7th best healthy team of all time when healthy so how is that possible?

It's guys 4-9 who played so much better than guys on other teams. the 16 team was similar to a lesser extent

[NBAGOAT]

not surprisingly someone on reddit did all the research.

https://www.reddit.com/r/nba/comment...rn_conference/

Even provided a list for every year. https://i.imgur.com/2sKLn5E.png

[RRR3]

And the crazy thing is that was actually legit.

Duncan was way past his all star prime and kawhi was a 11 ppg role player.

It wasn't like 2016 kyrie where you had a 30 ppg prime talent who was just hurt in the rs

Literally made it the next season.

[E_Stamkos]

So, with you logic, in 2014 Tony Parker beat a team with 3 all stars, without any all stars.