1982-83 Philadelphia 76ers 65-17

　　Moses Malone joined the 76ers as a free agent and teamed with Julius Erving, Andrew Toney, Maurice Cheeks and Bobby Jones to bring the 76ers their first title in 16 seasons. Malone proclaimed the 76ers would sweep through the NBA playoffs(夺标赛) he wasn't far off as Philadelphia cruised to post the best winning percentage in NBA Playoffs history at(12-l).

　　1985-86 Boston Celtics 67-15

　　Stung by a 4-2 loss to me L.A. Lakers in the 1985 NBA Finals, Larry Bird led the Celtics featuring Robert Parish, Kevin McHale, Dennis Johnson, Danny Ainge and a rejuvenated Bill Walton to the best record in franchise history and a 4-2 defeat of Houston in the 1986 NBA Finals. Posted 40-1 record at Boston Garden, best home winning percentage in NBA history. Fifth - best overall winning percentage ever.

　　1986-87 LA. Lakers 65-17

　　The Lakers recaptured their place atop the NBA thanks to the "Showtime" fast-break style

　　spearheaded by Earvin Magic Johnson and teammates Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, James Worthy, Byron Scott, A. C. Green and Michael Cooper. Johnson averaged a career-best 23. 9 points per game and led the league in assists with a 12.2 average. Lakers defeated Boston 4-2 in the 1987 NBA Finals after winning 11 of their first 12 games in the playoffs.

　　1988-89 Detroit Pistons 63-19

　　Isiah Thomas, Bill Laimbeer, Joe Dumars, Mark Aguirre, Vinnie Johnson and Dennis Rodman combined to form the heart of one of the strongest defensive teams in the modem era. Lacking a dominant center. Pistons featured a potent three-guard rotation and a deep bench that rebounded and defended relentlessly. Pistons were 15-2 in 1989 playoffs, including 4-0 sweep of L. A Lakers in 1989 NBA Finals.

　　1991-92 Chicago Bulls 67-15

　　Michael Jordan dominated the NBA and received strong support from teammates Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant, B. J Armstrong,

　　Bill Cartwright and John Pax-son. Topped previous championship season by winning six more games than in 1990-91, the fifth-winningest season in league history. Defeated the Portland Trail Blazers 4-2 in 1992 NBA Finals.

　　1995-96 Chicago Bulls 72-10

　　Featuring Superman (Michael Jordan), Batman (Scottie Pip-pen) and Rodman (Dennis Rodman), Bulls shattered records for most wins in a regular season. Won 87 of 100 games, including the playoffs. Ron Harper, Luc Longley, Toni Kukoc and Steve Kerr rounded out Core of driven team that fitured triangle offense. Star season an amazing 41-3. J dan's first full season since turning from retirement.