Chris Broussard & Rob Parker - Which NBA Team Was the Greatest to NEVER Win a Title 

2012 OKC Thunder KD, Westbook, Harden, Ibaka, Perkins

They forgot about orlando magic with shaq-penny-grant and a lot of great role players

The Portland TrailBlazers with Pippen, Rasheed, and Steve Smith on paper they were stacked.

SONICS between 1991 and 1996

77 Sixers Dr J, George McInnis, Doug Collins , Lloyd B. Free, Darryl Dawkins, Steve Mix, Caldwell Jones, Henry Bibby and Kobe's dad.

I've scrolled through some of the comments and the one team I'm not seeing is the Phoenix Suns team w/ Barkley, KJ, Majerle, Chambers, and crew. I've always thought that of the Jordan Bulls 6 titles, that was his most competitive series that really could have gone either way. Those games were close and both teams were evenly matched. A tip of the ball here or there, and who knows.

How is everyone forgetting stockton/malone utah teams

Yep the Kings were robbed that year. That was one of the worst Ref tampering ever!

1997, 1998 jazz 1993-1995 suns 1994 knicks 90-92 blazers Chris Webber Kings

1997-98 Jazz, 02 Kings, 06 Suns, 12’ OKC

6:26 Rob Parker: “yeah i always call it the the uhh uhh what do you call it” 😂😂😂

2002 Sacramento Kings.. Off top

The Mavs with Nash, Finley and Dirk was bananas

How about the 90s Utah jazz?!? They had alot of epic failures before they even made it to the finals and of course into Michael goat Jordan

#1. 2002 Sacramento Kings #2. 2005 Phoenix Suns #3. 1994 Seattle Super Sonics #4. 2007 Dallas Mavericks #5. 1993 Phoenix Suns #6. 1995 Orlando Majic #7. 1997 Utah Jazz #8. 2003 Dallas Mavericks #9. 1992 Portland Trailblazers #10. 2016 Oklahoma City Thunder

2009 celtics for an individual season..the kg injury killed em but they were on pace to win 65+ games and probably cruise to back to back championships

97-98 Utah Jazz

Sleeper pick, the 1999 New York Knicks. Latrell Sprewell, Patrick Ewing( he got hurt early in the playoffs, Alan Houston, Marcus Camby, Larry Johnson, Antoine Davis, Charlie Ward, Chris Dudley. Made it to the finals, but had alot of injuries.

The Jazz with Stockton and Malone would be in my top 3 of teams for this list

How come people forget the Jazz,Malone,Stockton,Hornacek

For me it’s That 05 Phoenix Team...Nash, Amare, Shawn Marion, Joe Johnson, Richardson.. that team was loaded

Kings that lost to lakers in game 7 were really good

2018 rockets.... The only team to take the warriors with kd to 7 games

The Sacramento Queens with Webber, Peja, Christie, Bibby, Vlade, etc...won 61 games in 2001 - 2002. Those Suns were on track to go all the way until Steve Nash took that forearm shiver cheap shot from Robert Horry, that was messed up.

Every single team that loss in Conference Finals, or the NBA Finals to the MJ Bulls are the greatest teams to never win a title.

Utah jazz is one of the greatest team too never win it and Charles Barkley Phoenix Suns.

Clippers' main problem throughout their history has actually been in the draft. Not really trades. They missed on so many legends. Could've drafted KG in 1995 and Kobe in 1996.

2005 Pacers Jermaine Oneal Ron Artest Al Harrington Stephen Jackson Reggie Miller

2002 Sacramento Kings Refs just had to help the Lakers for ratings.

The number 1 team is Sacramento Kings from the 2000’s.

Everyone forgets the 96 supersonics

The Sonics of the 1990s, I mean Shawn Kemp and Gary Payton that was a team that really had a chance bro win a championship...They had a couple of blunders but they are one of the best teams to of never one!!

What about the 2001 Bucks? With a Young Ray Allen. Got robbed in the ECF..

Malice at the Palace Pacers. That team was stacked and headed to the Finals that year.

I was agreeing until he said Ryan Hollins

1) '96 Sonics Payton & company 2) '04-05 Suns Nash & company 3) '02-03 Kings Webber & company 4) 2000 Jail Blazers 5) '94 Suns Barkley & co 6) '97 Jazz Malone & co

People sleeping on how of a monster Pistol Pete Maravich was in college

Did he really say Ryan Hollins? Made me choke my water, like the choke he is.

The best team that I ever saw that didn't win an NBA Championship were the SACRAMENTO KINGS with Barkley's Phoenix squad coming in second to me. Remember that the Kings had the best record in the West that year at 61-21 and NO DOUBT the NBA cheated the Kings that year in Game 6 because Stern didn't want the series to end in Sacramento. Before Webber injured his knee they were DEFINITELY on their way to win the whole thing and would have dismantled that 3-peat business.....all of L.A. should be thanking Stern still to this day. Broussard and Rob should have spent just a little more time on this one....100%.

Man add LEON to the podcast more often. Dude know his stuff . Greatest college player hands down is KAREEM.

2002 Sacramento kings , 2003 Sacramento kings

The best team to never win the finals is the 1998 Utah Jazz and the 2016 Warriors....end of story. The clippers didn’t even make it to the damn conference finals let alone finals.

Before he won the title in 1983, Dr J. played on some great Philadelphia 76ers teams. Coached by Billy Cunningham, teammates Maurice Cheeks, Bobby Jones, Darryl Dawkins, George McGinnis, Caldwell Jones and Andrew "The Boston Strangler" Toney, among others. Erving lost to Portland in the 1977 finals after getting out to a 2 games to zero lead, lost four straight and lost game six by 2 points Lost to the Lakers in the 1980 finals (they were down 3 games to 2, in game six, Magic Johnson started at center and scored 42 points and the 76ers lost and their home court), Blew a 3 to 1 series lead against the Celtics in the 1981 Eastern Conference finals (5 of the 7 games were by two points or less and the 76ers lost game 7 in Boston by 1 point) Lost to the Lakers in the 1982 finals.(Again they blew a 3 games to 1 lead on Boston in the Eastern Conference Finals, ,but won game 7 in Boston.) The MIlwaukee Bucks had some good teams around that time too. If you want to talk about one year, people pick Golden State, but that Magic Johnson Laker team that lost to Boston in seven games. James Worthy and that bad pass that led to them losing the game. Kevin McHale with the Kurt Rambis clothesline that turned the series around.

73-9 Warriors is my choice, the 2006-07 Phoenix Suns and the 2012-13 Spurs (because both teams had suspensions in their series, and the other was just unfortunate with how things turned in the last 33 seconds)

Is this Leon, as in Above The Rim, Birdie's (Tupac) Brother, Leon? That's what's up.

2018 rockets deserve some love best record and up 3-2 on a healthy warriors then cp3 hamstring happens

J Kidd & KMart New Jersey Nets!

3:30 they went to the conference finals in 2005, 2007 and also in 2010 as well, come on Rob

Blake helped lifted the Clippers. He was proud to be one. But he didn't have that killer in him. He enjoyed partying, women, acting, stand-up comedy, and not playing defense.

The year they beat San Antonio and blew it against Houston was their chance. But Josh Smith and Pablo Prigioni had other plans lmao.

I neva thought that team was a championship team honestly. I think now a days its too much championship or bust. To me that clippers team change the culture forever of the clippers. They paved the way for the clippers to even get a shot at getting kawhaii and paul george. This narrative that the clippers back then were contenders is false. They were just the iteration of the clippers that established the culture of the clippers

The suns made the conference finals 3 times against Dallas San Antonio and the Lakers don't knock my dude Steve Nash they just couldn't get there

2010s Thunder. 2000s Suns. 1990s Jazz. 1980s Rockets.

Nah, people are forgetting the Tracy McGrady and Yoa Ming Houston team. Bro, that Houston team went on a 27 game win streak. They were balling that season and blew it. Mentioning Houston again. James Harden, Chris Paul, Clint Capela. Malone and Stockton Jazz. Also the Dever Nuggets with Melo, Iverson, and Marcus Camby. Wait, why would you put Chris Paul or Jason Kidd ahead of Steve Nash. Not for nothing but Nash played the point guard position better than both of them.

Dick Bavetta, "the company man" worked game 6 in king's Lakers. Bill Simmons points out several other questionable must win games in which Bavetta also worked.

The John Stockton/Karl Malone Utah Jazz teams are probably the best teams to never win a championship.

Leon is the man. Legendary actor

These Harden’s Rockets might top the list when it’s all said and done

The 88 pistons also got robbed

Ryan hollins 🤣🤣🤣😂😭

The Malice in the Palace Pacers!!!!!!

The best team to never win a championship is the 1976-1977 Philadelphia 76ers go look up there roster..

The 2018 Rockets were up 3-2 against one of the greatest assembled teams ever with the 2nd and 3rd best players in the world, until their star PG gets hurt. Rockets weren’t even close to a superteam with just 2 stars and literally was killing the league

The lob city clippers were top heavy. They never had that much depth outside of Jamal Crawford. And they also had inconsistencies at small forward.

99-00 Portland Trailblazers : Rasheed Wallace , Scottie Pippen, Steve Smith, Damon Stoudamire, Arvydas Sabonis, Detlef Schrempf, Greg Anthony, Bonzi Wells, Jermaine O'Neal, Stacey Augmon

Its the 2012 OKC Thunder and its not even close.

Utah from 97 and 98.

Webber's Kings

hakeem, barkley, and drexler rockets

2016 warriors

The 2010 Chicago Bulls are the greatest.

Rob Parker is right about the NBA being the WWE because they exclude the Bad Boys Pistons.

CWEBB KINGS and NASH SUNS and basically any team that Jordan beat in the Finals (StocktoMalone Jazz, Kemp Sonics, Barkley Suns, Clyde Blazers)

You can't say a team has to make it to the championship to be considered one of the greatest to never win a title.. Sometimes the fix is just in.. The NBA has their own plans.. The 2000s kings got screwed by the Lakers, the Nash led suns couldn't stop the NBAs spurs dynasty. Those magic teams with Dwight were really good too.

Blazers with Drexler, Porter, Kersey, Robinson, and Duckworth.

Shaq and penny magic

Leon was dope in this! I didn't realize how old he is and how much bball knowledge he has.

Payton, Detlef, Kemp Supersonics

I still don't know why Matt Barnes mentioned Ryan Hollins. He wasn't with my Clippers that long. Doesn't mean they didn't have talent like CP3, Blake, DJ, JJ, and Jamal.

That Phoniex team with Barkley, Kevin Johnson, Dan Marle, Cedric Ceballos, and Tom chambers was very good. The Phoenix team in 2005 was really good also but that Sacramento team in the early 2000's that got robbed against the Lakers definitely would have to top my list.

Okc Thunder when they had Durant, Harden, and Westbrook

Nah the Clippers are 1 of the main teams to fall short, they’re just not at the top of the list like you guys said. Might be 1 of the most disappointing tho.

Early 2000’s kings & blazers, 90’s knicks, late 90’s jazz & 93 suns!

How 'bout the 04-05 Pistons? Not as "talented" as some of the other teams, but defending champs that obliterated the Lakers the previous year, then in '05 had to win a game 7 IN MIAMI against the team with the best record then lost in 7 to an EXCELLENT Spurs team and had a lead in the 2nd half of that game. Not the best ever not to win, but one I say just deserving of being mentioned here

The 2016 Thunder are definitely near the top of the list, if not at the very top. Also the 2018 Rockets.

You rOB pARKER is the realist analyst in the game brutally honest. This is why it has taken him so long to go primetime.

There are dozens of teams over them. They never even made a conference finals. Smh

This show needs to be on tv daily or a youtube video podcast

The New York Knicks had 2 great squads with Ewing at the core. The early 90's with John Starks and Charles Oakley and the late 90's with Sprewell and Allan Houston

2017 spurs (kawhi) got injured in west finals !

David Ruffin!

73-9 Warriors are one of the greatest teams to not win😂😂😂 or you could say Magic with Shaq, Penny and Grant Hill

I'm glad they spoke about the Utah Jazz; Karl Malone, John Stockton, and Jeff Hornacek; all coached by a very good coach Jerry Sloan. They would have had a few chips if it weren't for the Bulls. Those guys deserved at least one chip.

Shaq and penny Orlando magic... That whole squad was loaded

The Utah Jazz '97, '98. Stockton, Malone, Hornacek, Russell, Ostertag.

The 92' and 97' NY Knicks

Honorable mention, that talented Bucks team, Cassell, Glenn Robinson and Ray Allen

2016 Warriors, 2016 Thunder, 2018 Rockets, 1998 Jazz, 2012 Thunder. None of them would lose to the Clippers. They were almost upset by the 2014 Warriors who were a 6 seed!

The Portland Trailblazers from 1999-2004 was some of the deepest rosters I ever seen

Almost every team in the 90s that had to contend with the Bulls