96 Bulls are definitely the best team ever.

[Real14]

Who still thinks the 16 warriors are better?

[Asukal]

Lead by THE Greatest of All Time? Of course! No question about it.

[NBAGOAT]

86 Celtics 87 Lakers bro. It's like everyone forgot about them this year because of the Warriors. Plenty of people even on here used to argue those 2 were better than the Bulls.

[LAZERUSS]

86 Celtics 87 Lakers bro. It's like everyone forgot about them this year because of the Warriors. Plenty of people even on here used to argue those 2 were better than the Bulls.

Add in the '83 Sixers, the '85 Lakers, the '71 Bucks, the '67 Sixers, and the '72 Lakers.

[90sgoat]

One thing for sure, the Warriors are definitely not in the discussion.

[deja vu]

Add in the '83 Sixers, the '85 Lakers, the '71 Bucks, the '67 Sixers, and the '72 Lakers.

Pre-ABA merger doesn't count.

[NBAGOAT]

Add in the '83 Sixers, the '85 Lakers, the '71 Bucks, the '67 Sixers, and the '72 Lakers.

and not one mention of a Celtics team with Russel, I wonder why

[LAZERUSS]

Pre-ABA merger doesn't count.

The '67 Sixers front line was even greater than the '86 Celtics. They had a HOFer coming off the bench. And a peak Chamberlain would be unstoppable.

The '72 Lakers were an even faster team than this year's Warriors.

[Asukal]

and not one mention of a Celtics team with Russel, I wonder why

[Real14]

86 Celtics 87 Lakers bro. It's like everyone forgot about them this year because of the Warriors. Plenty of people even on here used to argue those 2 were better than the Bulls.

I put them in my top 5, but still not better than 96 bulls.

[deja vu]

The '67 Sixers front line was even greater than the '86 Celtics. They had a HOFer coming off the bench. And a peak Chamberlain would be unstoppable.

The '72 Lakers were an even faster team than this year's Warriors.

Lets be real, Steven Adams would be a HOFer in the 60s.

[tmacattack33]

1996 Bulls, 2001 Lakers, and 2012 Heat

[LAZERUSS]

Lets be real, Steven Adams would be a HOFer in the 60s.

He would be another Neal Walk at best. In fact, not even that. Walk had a 20-12 season in the 70's, in a league with McAdoo, Reed, Bellamy, Hayes, Unseld, Cowens, Thurmond, Kareem, and Chamberlain. And in the ABA, Gilmore.

All of those guys would be feasting in this center-less era.

[Round Mound]

[LAZERUSS]

And yet the '85 and '87 Lakers topped them H2H. And they were a blown pass, and a missed FT away from sweeping them in '84.