Roundtable: The worst NBA team I ever covered

Jon Wertheim: 1972-73 Philadelphia 76ersChris Ballard: 2008-09 Golden State WarriorsLee Jenkins: 2003-04 New Jersey NetsBen Golliver: 2011-12 Portland
Roundtable: The worst NBA team I ever covered
Roundtable: The worst NBA team I ever covered /

Misery loves company: The 2013-14 76ers reminded us of some of the worst teams in NBA history / Getty Images (3)

Jon Wertheim: 1972-73 Philadelphia 76ers

How bad were the '72 Sixers? They lost more games than the 2014 team and started 0-15 :: James Drake/SI

Chris Ballard: 2008-09 Golden State Warriors

A cast of underachievers and middling bench players made up the roster for the 2008-09 Warriors.
A cast of underachievers and middling bench players made up the roster for the 2008-09 Warriors :: Ezra Shaw/Getty Images

Lee Jenkins: 2003-04 New Jersey Nets

Despite plenty of success in New Jersey, Jason Kidd and Byron Scott repeatedly feuded as Nets.
Despite plenty of success in New Jersey, Jason Kidd and Byron Scott repeatedly feuded as Nets :: Noren Trotman/Getty Images

Ben Golliver: 2011-12 Portland Trail Blazers

Raymond Felton (right) had few fans in Portland -- and even fewer good games with the Blazers.
Raymond Felton (right) had few fans in Portland -- and even fewer good games with the Blazers :: Brian Babineau/Getty Images

Joan Niesen: 2011-13 Minnesota Timberwolves

The Timberwolves couldn't shake the injury bug from '11-13, including an ACL tear for Ricky Rubio.
The Timberwolves couldn't shake the injury bug from '11-13, including an ACL tear for Ricky Rubio :: David Sherman/NBAE/Getty Images

Brad Weinstein: 2000-01 Golden State Warriors

Mookie Blaylock chose playing golf over team practice, a move that epitomized the Warriors' season.
Mookie Blaylock chose playing golf over team practice, a move that epitomized the Warriors' season :: Catherine Steenkeste/Getty Images

Your 2000-01 Warriors: Hall of Fame worthy in their own way.


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