72-73 76ers lost 73 games. That’s a lot of 70’s

"When you suck, you better suck like nobody has sucked before." Interesting statement to say the least.

"They finally got the #1 pick, which turned out to be Ben Simmons" 💀 ☠ 💀

Imagine committing years to "the process" only to get a point guard that can't shoot....

Imagine being one of the 7 teams that lost to the bobcats

Imagine going through that entire "process" jus for Ben to decide to bounce on em the way he did 😂

Damn imagine going 3-79

the 23/24 pistons watched this video and decided to contend for the top 1 team

Not being American, in 2014 when I really started getting in to the NBA I'm like "ok I need to pick a team". Because I love an underdog I picked the worst team in the league. A team coming off a historically bad season. That team was the Milwaukee Bucks. Gotta say that worked out well

As a sixer fan I know our 10-72 season is going to be here

3:48 threeth 7:57 tooth 10:15 oneth

Who's here after Ben Simmons fucking blew in the series vs the Hawks?

0:17 Pause

lol

At least the 76ers can probably tell the difference between “2nd” and “2th”... hopefully..

When Tarpley was suspended , he headed to Greece in order to keep playing basketball . Our league was then in par with the Spanish ABA for the best league in Europe . Averaging 23 ppg and 18 rpg , he was a key asset in Aris winning the 1992 1993 Saporta Cup . Next season , coach Giannis Ioannidis called Tarpley to Olympiakos . There , he created a super team with teammates such as Panagiotis Fassoulas , Milan Tomic , Euthimios Bakatsias , Giorgos Sigalas , Dragan Tarlac , team captain Argyrios Kambouris and the team's co-megastar Zarko Paspalj . With 22 ppg and 20 rpg he led the Reds in the double ( championship and domestic cup ) and 2nd place in Euroleague . It's too bad such a player died because of outgame factors . If he could control his personal demons he could have been an NBA legend . RIP great man , we ALWAYS remember you here in Pireaus .

1 year later: The Process did not actually pay off...

0:17 Kerr's reaction was after the incredible 3p shot from Curry that went in

mahmoud abdul rauf did not “leave the team”. he got done dirty by the league and slowly weeded out of the NBA for standing up for what he believes in.

This guy's Process take looks about as good as a Ben Simmons' 4th quarter jumper right now.

3:48 he put 3th and not 3rd lmao

As a wolves fan, I'm proud that we are not on this list.

The 10 - 72 Philadelphia 76ers of 2015 - 16 were the exact opposite of the 72 - 10 Chicago Bulls of 1995 - 96.

You will see 74-8 before you see 8-74. Losing like that takes real effort.

Great video! Wish you went over who the starting lineup/rosters for each team though lol would be kinda funny to see how little amount of people on the team I’ve heard of

"Yeah, Moe, that team sure did suck last night. They just plain sucked. I've seen teams suck before but they were the suckiest bunch of sucks that ever sucked." - Homer Simpson

0:17 Thats steve kerrs reaction to ateph making an incredible shot lmao

I saw the '72-'73 Sixer play and win on the road. They only had eight players (the minimum), and the eighth, the outstanding Hal Greer near the end of his career, sat on the bench all game due to a real injury. But they had one advantage that evening-- the Seattle SuperSonics players were disgusted with their coach and rumor has it that they threw the game in order to get rid of him. It worked.

10:15 1th

“the process payed off” lmaooo

Who's here after the Detroit Pistons is on a 28 game losing streak?

Your channel is very very interesting, love it!

"When you suck, you better suck like nobody has sucked before." someone has definitely said this sentence before

2015-16 was weird had the best team of all time the warriors with a 73-9 record than the worst was one of the worst all time the 76ers they were 10-72 and the thing is 2 seasons later they were a playoff team and it could have been a championship team

That Simmons thing didn’t age well huh

Imagine being on the opposite side and being one of the 7 wins from the bobcats

I had a feeling the 90s Mavericks would be in here somewhere; they were a joke until they drafted Dirk Nowitzki.

Loved the video, absolutely dope and informative... but how/why did you label them the "3th", "2th" and "1th" worst team... That ruined it for me : (

Nice video great work

This video is awesome! :D

My God the absolute (and entirely deserved) shade thrown at MKG

Good thing the cowboys were good in the early 90’s so Dallas fans had something to look forward to

I love this channel

This is the 2th best video I've seen on the topic. I can't remember the 1th best unfortunately.

I remember the bobcats season all too well. We were excited because we were gonna get AD until Tom Benson bought the New Orleans Hornets from the NBA that year, and I don’t care what anybody says, one of the conditions of that sale was the #1 pick that year. The Hornets were 21-45 and the cats were 7-59. That’s an outright robbery.

That thumbnail tho😂😂😂

2:53 Hard to believe how badly the Warriors sucked in the season 2020 Then they win the NBA Finals 2 years later, I as a true Warriors fan didn’t give up on them. Even in one of, if not their worst year in franchise history, I was still a fan of the Warriors

Imagine wasting the number one pick on Ben Simmons 💀

I think he forgetting the Vancouver Grizzlies

I've been a die-hard Mavs fan since the 80s. You mentioned '92-93 with 11 wins. Few remember the following year we only won 13 games. I never hopped off the bandwagon and it's been worth it under the Dirk and Doncic eras. Back to that team on your list: We were 7-64 with 11 games remaining went 4-7 in the last 11, and 2-0 in the last 2 to make sure we didn't end up with the worst record in history at the time.

The Fact that Simmons and Embiid drafted in 76ers, nothing more to expect when they lost to the Raptors last 2019.

Bonus Golden State Warriors 2019-2020 season

He said the 2011-12 bobcats are “1th” 🤣🤣

As a Sixers fan, that season was just absolutely dreadful as well as timespan between 2011-2016 😅🤦🏽‍♂️ can’t believe where we are now compared to just 4-5 years ago, Embiid and Simmons draft picks really saved this team, also crazy how many great role players we had in that time span that went on to be great players, Grant, Nikola, Woods

great vid n concept... def butchered alot of names....lol

I love how at 00:16 he showed a clip of the Steelers when he said their are negative records but they were 11-2

They should have included the 1987-88 Los Angeles Clippers. A record of 12-70 was three games worse than the 1988-89 Miami Heat expansion team.

Imagine saying you made it on a NBA roster and this video comes out and your on that team lmao

Whos here durning the Pistons miserable season

As of this year it’s been 10 years since Kemba was drafted?! That makes me feel old.

Here's a list of MJ's blunders in the draft/draft day trades while being involved in the Bobcats/Hornets: 2006 - Adam Morrision (selected over guys like Rudy Gay, Paul Milsap, Rajon Rondo and Brandon Roy) 2011 - Bismack Biyombo (actually he was selected by the Sacramento Kings, but was traded to Charlotte in a 3-team deal involving the Bucks who got Tobias Harris in return) 2015 - Frank Kaminsky (selected over Justise Winslow - the Celtics were willing to give four 1st round piicks, including Nets picks, for the 9th overall pick) 2017 - Malik Monk (selected over Donovan Mitchell ignoring the coach's pleas)

Some inaccuracies with the 1990's Denver Nuggets though: they had one magical playoff run (made it up to Game 7 of the second Round in 1993-94, which included an upset of #1 seeded Seattle in the First Round), but only made the playoffs one more time with Mutombo the next season, while completely falling off the map entirely afterwards. Also, the Nuggets never posted better than 42 wins (that 1993-94 season again) the entire decade. I will say that the 1990-91 Nuggets scored a lot of points, but were pretty inefficient offensively (27th in shooting percentage) and gave up a ton more (119.9-130.8) than they scored.

Very interesting video, but the harsh reality about some of these teams lack of success is their location. The small market and unlikable weather in the cities they play in has been the reason why franchises like the Timberwolves, Kings, Hornets, Pistons, and Blazers haven't been where big-name, all-star free agents prefer to sign during the off-season.

so, how is Sam Hinkies plan working out in 2021?

That's crazy,the Bobcats lost their last 23 games,I was looking at their schedule then and figured they had at least a couple of wins in there,hard to believe they beat a team more than once,the Toronto Raptors!

gerald wallace and stephen jackson werent even on that bobcats team

I was gonna be pissed if my Nuggets didn’t make this list! 🤬 Great video!

this youtube channel aint got 1million subs? damn their videos are so great tho, damn at least i can now say i was here before they blew up. luv from australia eetzwa adlay.

I thought winning only 9 games was crazy until the bobcats came with 7 wins

At 0:55 and 3:15 that is Lafayette "Fat" Lever. Pronounced "LEE-vur". It was bugging me

#1 said this teams not winning unless you change our name😂

Imagine being named 76ers and entering 1976 with a team in top 5 worst teams ever

The 72-73 sixers had the reverse of the best record 😂😂

0:18 curry made the shot sooo... Thats not a sucking moment no pause

Amazed to see the firTH and seconTH teams on this list.

Kemba walker is great, just needed enough time to mature.

3:47 3th huh?

I’m just here after watching the 6ers “process” completely fall apart to Trae Young. Simmons just played his last game for Philly

To this Day !!!! 😂😂😂😂 That killed me

Fun fact: one of Denver's 11 wins that season was against the "Last Ride" Bulls and it was actually a pretty significant margin

8:00 it says 2th

As a warriors fan the 15-50 2020 season was definitely embarrassing

It's amazing to see Kemba with the Celtics after being part of the worst run franchise in all sports. Jordan might be the GOAT player but he is without a doubt THE worst executive currently active.

The thumbnail looks like Biyombo have bad intentions on Kemba.

Philly just got mad unlucky w/ the draft classes they got to choose from. The lottery picks in the drafts that the sixers intentionally tanked their seasons for were some of the weakest and least talented draft prospects in decades lol.

10:15 how would you pronounce that? Oneth.. or would it be firth?

#55 for the nuggets wanted to stay in Denver. Management at the time didn’t want to keep him.

The 2015-16 Lakers deserve a mention too. They had a 17-65 record. A lot of young raw guys and an old washed up Kobe in his last season. Probably the most memorable thing about them was Kobe's farewell tour and the time we had to appreciate his career at that point.

Anybody else notice that the bobcats were number “1th” on the list?!?!

7:57 2th😕

At 8:41, the 1983 "Fo Fo Fo" 76ers. "Fo Fo Fo" was Moses Malone's postseason prediction, meaning a clean sweep of the playoffs. Moses and Company actually went "4-5-4," losing only one game, as the Sixers, led by Malone, Julius Erving, Bobby Jones, and Maurice Cheeks won the NBA Championship. (Moses Malone was named the NBA Finals' MVP.)

2023-24 Detroit Pistons are on the way to become one of the worst teams in NBA History if they continue to lose games, imagine currently at 2-28 win-loss card

Without watching this,the Clippers and Nuggets had to have one,yes,I know about the Bobcats and Sixers! Some other I am sure honorable mentions have to be Minnesota right before KG,the Sixers right before the Answer and the 92-93 Mavs,really bad teams!

Thank god we got rid of the bobcats name ...it’s still haunts Charlotte to this day

Im here for the pistons comments

I can’t believe my Vancouver Grizzlies couldn’t even make this list :(

72-73 76ers 73 losses

If this was a top 10, 1982-83 Houston Rockets should make the list when they finished 14-68 (franchise worst).

5th 1997-98 Denver Nuggets (11-71). 4th 1992-93 Dallas Mavericks (11-71). 3th 2015-16 Philadelphia 76ers (10-72). 2th 1972-73 Philadelphia 76ers (9-73). 1th 2011-12 Charlotte Bobcats (7-59).

“When you suck, you have to suck like nobody’s sucked before.” 😂 lol