Ranking of winning rates of 10 NBA teams: Clippers No. 8, Magic No. 4, 3 teams exceed 50%

Since its establishment, many championship teams have been born in the NBA, but not every team has been in the championship, and some teams have not even entered the finals. Some have been established for a short period of time, and some have not attracted big-name stars because they are in the small football market. Various reasons have made the next 10 teams unable to win the championship. So what is their winning rate in the history of the team? Let’s take a look together.

10, Timberwolves 1196-1680 (41.6%)

The Timberwolves also have many superstars in the team history. Garnett and Love until now Edwards Garnett's team has been playing in the playoffs for many years, but has never been able to break through the West. Edwards' emergence allowed the team to reach the Western Conference Finals for two consecutive years, but lost to the Mavericks and the Thunder one after another. Edwards still has room for growth, allowing Minnesota to see infinite possibilities.

9. Nets 1680-2270 (42.5%)

The peak of the Nets' team history belongs to the era led by Kidd. He led the team to the finals for two consecutive years from 2002 to 2003, but in the finals, he was completely suppressed by O'Neal's Lakers and Duncan's Spurs. Kidd had no choice but to suppress his absolute talent. In recent years, Durant Irving and Harden have also gathered for a short time, but injuries and internal strife have also caused the Nets to be stranded for a long time and are still in the reconstruction stage.

8. Clippers 1893-2549 (42.6%)

As a team in Los Angeles, the Clippers were deeply influenced by the Lakers for a long time, until Paul Griffin Jordan's all-round city era rose. In the 2014-15 season and 2015-16 season, they held match points in the second round of the playoffs, but were shockingly reversed by the Rockets and the Trail Blazers respectively. The floor of the Western Conference Finals was always the curse of the Clippers until Leonard and George led the team to the Western Conference Finals in 2021, but Leonard's dream of retreating from injury came to an abrupt end.

7. Hornets 1193-1602 (42.7%)

From the Bobcats to the Hornets, Charlotte's playoff journey was still difficult. The most glorious time has to be traced back to the predecessor Hornets. In 1993 and 1998, the Hornets, led by "Auntie" Larry Johnson and Alonzo Mooning, entered the Eastern Conference semi-finals twice, but the Knicks led by Ewing have never taken a step further. Although they have a lot of young talents, they have not found a real leader.

6. Grizzlies 1045-1347 (43.7%)

The Grizzlies have been a very tough team since ancient times. In the 2012-13 season, Randolph and Gasol Jr. formed the "Black and White Two Bears", Conley made the lead, and the team entered the Western Conference Finals historic. Unfortunately, facing the peak Spurs, tenacious resistance cannot escape being swept. Now Morant has led the team to become the Western Conference's playoff team for many years, but off-court issues make it even harder for the team to enter the finals, and the team is still waiting for accumulating strength.

5. Pelicans 852-998 (46.1%)

From the New Orleans Hornets to the Pelicans, Paul and Davis left their marks respectively. In the 2007-08 season, Paul led the Hornets and the defending champion Spurs to 7 games in the Western Conference semi-finals, just one step away from the Western Conference finals; Davis then led the team into the playoffs, but the team's strength was difficult to compete with the top teams. Now Zion injected new hope into the team, but injuries always prevented him from guaranteeing sufficient attendance.

4. Magic 1356-1529 (47.0%)

The Magic's history still has many superstars. In 1995, Sharks O'Neal and Penny Hardaway swept the Bulls after Jordan's comeback, shocking the entire league, but in the finals, the Rockets facing Olajuwon were also swept. O'Neal, who was in the second grade, still couldn't stop the experienced dream. In 2009, Howard led the Magic to eliminate James' Cavaliers to advance to the finals, but Kobe's Lakers did not give any chance to confiscate.

3. Pacers 1980-1970 (50.1%)

In the 1999-00 season, Reggie Miller led the Pacers to fight the finals with OK, and O'Neal's dominance in the inside was unstoppable. From 2013 to 14, the Pacers led by George fought the Heat in the Eastern Conference Finals for two consecutive years, but they were always a breath away against James Wade Bosh's Big Three. But now Halliburton's Pacers have reached the Eastern Conference Finals for two consecutive years, and this year they have reached the finals, with the chance to break the championship drought in team history.

2. Jazz 2194-1920 (53.3%)

The Jazz's team history is a tragic story of the two evil spirits. Stockton and Malone, the golden partner, entered the finals for two consecutive years in 97-98, but fell under Jordan's finals twice. The peak Jordan became a wall they could never cross. After the black and white double evil spirits, Mitchell and Gobert led the Jazz to the top in the Western Conference, but they were only a regular season team, and now they have been rebuilding for many years without success.

1. Suns 2465-2142 (win rate 53.5%)

The Suns are the team with the highest winning rate among the 10 teams without championships. In the Barkley era, they almost reached the finals with their own strength, but failed in front of Jordan. The 7-second offense led by the Nash era swept the league and entered the Western Conference Finals twice; in 2021, Paul and Booker finally brought the team back to the stage of the finals, and were led by the Bucks in a row with 2-0 lead. I thought 21 years was the beginning of the sun, but I didn’t expect it to be the end of this era.