Eastern Conference (NBA)

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Eastern Conference
Eastern Conference (NBA) logo 2018.png
LeagueNational Basketball Association
SportBasketball
FormerlyEastern Division (1946–1970)
Founded1970
Teams
No. of teams15
Championships
Most recent Eastern Conference champion(s)
Cleveland Cavaliers
(5th title)
Most Eastern Conference titles
Boston Celtics
(21 titles)

The Eastern Conference of the National Basketball Association (NBA) is one of two conferences that makes up the league, the other being the Western Conference. Like the Western Conference, the Eastern Conference is made up of 15 teams, organized in three divisions.


The current divisional alignment was adopted at the start of the 2004–05 season, when the now Charlotte Hornets began play as the NBA's 30th franchise. This necessitated the move of the New Orleans Pelicans from the Eastern Conference's Central Division to the newly created Southwest Division of the Western Conference.




Contents





  • 1 Current standings


  • 2 Teams

    • 2.1 Former teams


    • 2.2 Team timeline



  • 3 Eastern Conference champions


  • 4 List of Eastern Conference teams with the most conference championships


  • 5 Season results


  • 6 References




Current standings



















































































































Eastern Conference
#
Team

W

L

PCT

GB

GP
1

Milwaukee Bucks *
41
14
.745
–
55
2

Toronto Raptors *
41
16
.719
1.0
57
3

Indiana Pacers
37
19
.661
4.5
56
4

Philadelphia 76ers
36
20
.643
5.5
56
5

Boston Celtics
35
21
.625
6.5
56
6

Brooklyn Nets
29
28
.509
13.0
57
7

Charlotte Hornets *
27
28
.491
14.0
55
8

Miami Heat
25
28
.472
15.0
53

9

Detroit Pistons
25
29
.463
15.5
54
10

Washington Wizards
24
32
.429
17.5
56
11

Orlando Magic
24
32
.429
17.5
56
12

Atlanta Hawks
18
37
.327
23.0
55
13

Chicago Bulls
13
43
.232
28.5
56
14

Cleveland Cavaliers
11
45
.196
30.5
56
15

New York Knicks
10
45
.182
31.0
55

Notes



  • z – Clinched home court advantage for the entire playoffs


  • c – Clinched home court advantage for the conference playoffs


  • y – Clinched division title


  • x – Clinched playoff spot


  • * – Division leader


Teams


















































































Team
Division
Location
Year
From
Joined

Atlanta Hawks

Southeast

Atlanta, Georgia

1968–present

Western Division

Boston Celtics

Atlantic

Boston, Massachusetts

1946–present


Brooklyn Nets

Atlantic

Brooklyn, New York

1976–present

ABAdouble-dagger

Charlotte Hornets

Southeast

Charlotte, North Carolina

1988–2002; 2004–present
 —dagger

Chicago Bulls

Central

Chicago, Illinois

1980–present

Western Conference

Cleveland Cavaliers

Central

Cleveland, Ohio

1970–present
 —dagger

Detroit Pistons

Central

Detroit, Michigan

1967–1970; 1978–present

Western Division

Indiana Pacers

Central

Indianapolis, Indiana

1979–present

Western Conference

Miami Heat

Southeast

Miami, Florida

1989–present

Western Conference

Milwaukee Bucks

Central

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

1968–1970; 1980–present
 —dagger; Western Conference

New York Knicks

Atlantic

Manhattan, New York

1946–present


Orlando Magic

Southeast

Orlando, Florida

1989–1990; 1991–present
 —dagger; Western Conference

Philadelphia 76ers

Atlantic

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1949–present
 —*

Toronto Raptors

Atlantic

Toronto, Ontario

1995–present
 —dagger

Washington Wizards

Southeast

Washington, D.C.

1966–present

Western Division


Former teams
























































































Team
Location
Year
From
Year
To
Current conference
Joined
Left

Baltimore Bullets

Baltimore, Maryland

1948

Western Division

1954[1]
Defunct

Defunct

Buffalo Braves (now the Los Angeles Clippers)

Buffalo, New York

1970
 —dagger
1978

Western Conference

Western Conference

Cincinnati Royals (now the Sacramento Kings)

Cincinnati, Ohio

1962

Western Division

1972

Western Conference

Western Conference

Houston Rockets

Houston, Texas

1972

Western Conference

1980

Western Conference

Western Conference

New Orleans Jazz (now the Utah Jazz)

New Orleans, Louisiana

1974
 —dagger
1979

Western Conference

Western Conference

New Orleans Hornets (now the New Orleans Pelicans)
New Orleans, Louisiana

2002
 —dagger
2004

Western Conference

Western Conference

Philadelphia Warriors (now the Golden State Warriors)

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1946


1962

Western Division

Western Conference

Providence Steamrollers

Providence, Rhode Island

1946


1949

Defunct

Defunct

San Antonio Spurs

San Antonio, Texas

1976

ABAdouble-dagger
1980

Western Conference

Western Conference

Toronto Huskies

Toronto, Ontario

1946


1947

Defunct

Defunct

Washington Capitols

Washington, D.C.

1946
1948

Western Division

1947
1951[2]
Western Division
Defunct

Defunct
Notes

  •   founding BAA team


  • dagger denotes an expansion team.


  • double-dagger denotes a team that merged from the American Basketball Association (ABA).

  • * denotes a team that merged from the National Basketball league


Team timeline







Denotes team that currently in the conference

Denotes team that has left the conference

New Orleans HornetsToronto RaptorsOrlando MagicMiami HeatCharlotte HornetsChicago BullsIndiana PacersSan Antonio SpursBrooklyn NetsNew Orleans Jazz (NBA team)Houston RocketsCleveland CavaliersBuffalo BravesAtlanta HawksMilwaukee BucksDetroit PistonsWashington WizardsCincinnati RoyalsPhiladelphia 76ersBaltimore Bullets (1944–1954)Washington CapitolsToronto HuskiesProvidence SteamrollersPhiladelphia WarriorsNew York KnicksBoston Celtics


Eastern Conference champions


See also: NBA Conference Finals § Eastern Division / Conference

Eastern Conference was named Eastern Division until 1970





Bold
Winning team of the BAA Finals or NBA Finals
^
Had or tied for the best regular season record for that season




































































































































































































































































































Season
Team
Record
Finals result
1946–47Philadelphia Warriors35–25Won BAA Finals 4–1
1947–48Philadelphia Warriors27–21Lost BAA Finals 2–4
1948–49Washington Capitols38–22Lost BAA Finals 2–4
1949–50Syracuse Nationals51–13^Lost NBA Finals 2–4
1950–51New York Knicks36–30Lost NBA Finals 3–4
1951–52New York Knicks37–29Lost NBA Finals 3–4
1952–53New York Knicks47–23Lost NBA Finals 1–4
1953–54Syracuse Nationals42–30Lost NBA Finals 3–4
1954–55Syracuse Nationals43–29^Won NBA Finals 4–3
1955–56Philadelphia Warriors45–27^Won NBA Finals 4–1
1956–57Boston Celtics44–28^Won NBA Finals 4–3
1957–58Boston Celtics49–23^Lost NBA Finals 2–4
1958–59Boston Celtics52–20^Won NBA Finals 4–0
1959–60Boston Celtics59–16^Won NBA Finals 4–3
1960–61Boston Celtics57–22^Won NBA Finals 4–1
1961–62Boston Celtics60–20^Won NBA Finals 4–3
1962–63Boston Celtics58–22^Won NBA Finals 4–2
1963–64Boston Celtics59–21^Won NBA Finals 4–1
1964–65Boston Celtics62–18^Won NBA Finals 4–1
1965–66Boston Celtics54–26Won NBA Finals 4–3
1966–67Philadelphia 76ers68–13^Won NBA Finals 4–2
1967–68Boston Celtics54–28Won NBA Finals 4–2
1968–69Boston Celtics48–34Won NBA Finals 4–3
1969–70New York Knicks60–22^Won NBA Finals 4–3
1970–71Baltimore Bullets42–40Lost NBA Finals 0–4
1971–72New York Knicks48–34Lost NBA Finals 1–4
1972–73New York Knicks57–25Won NBA Finals 4–1
1973–74Boston Celtics56–26Won NBA Finals 4–3
1974–75Washington Bullets60–22^Lost NBA Finals 0–4
1975–76Boston Celtics54–28Won NBA Finals 4–2
1976–77Philadelphia 76ers50–32Lost NBA Finals 2–4
1977–78Washington Bullets44–38Won NBA Finals 4–3
1978–79Washington Bullets54–28^Lost NBA Finals 1–4
1979–80Philadelphia 76ers59–23Lost NBA Finals 2–4
1980–81Boston Celtics62–20^Won NBA Finals 4–2
1981–82Philadelphia 76ers58–24Lost NBA Finals 2–4
1982–83Philadelphia 76ers65–17^Won NBA Finals 4–0
1983–84Boston Celtics62–20^Won NBA Finals 4–3
1984–85Boston Celtics63–19^Lost NBA Finals 4–2
1985–86Boston Celtics67–15^Won NBA Finals 4–2
1986–87Boston Celtics59–23Lost NBA Finals 2–4
1987–88Detroit Pistons54–28Lost NBA Finals 4–3
1988–89Detroit Pistons63–19^Won NBA Finals 4–0
1989–90Detroit Pistons59–23Won NBA Finals 4–1
1990–91Chicago Bulls61–21Won NBA Finals 4–1
1991–92Chicago Bulls67–15^Won NBA Finals 4–2
1992–93Chicago Bulls57–25Won NBA Finals 4–2
1993–94New York Knicks57–25Lost NBA Finals 3–4
1994–95Orlando Magic57–25Lost NBA Finals 0–4
1995–96Chicago Bulls72–10^Won NBA Finals 4–2
1996–97Chicago Bulls69–13^Won NBA Finals 4–2
1997–98Chicago Bulls62–20^Won NBA Finals 4–2
1998–99New York Knicks27–23Lost NBA Finals 1–4
1999–2000Indiana Pacers56–26Lost NBA Finals 2–4
2000–01Philadelphia 76ers56–26Lost NBA Finals 1–4
2001–02New Jersey Nets52–30Lost NBA Finals 0–4
2002–03New Jersey Nets49–33Lost NBA Finals 2–4
2003–04Detroit Pistons54–28Won NBA Finals 4–1
2004–05Detroit Pistons54–28Lost NBA Finals 3–4
2005–06Miami Heat52–30Won NBA Finals 4–2
2006–07Cleveland Cavaliers50–32Lost NBA Finals 0–4
2007–08Boston Celtics66–16^Won NBA Finals 4–2
2008–09Orlando Magic59–23Lost NBA Finals 1–4
2009–10Boston Celtics50–32Lost NBA Finals 3–4
2010–11Miami Heat58–24Lost NBA Finals 2–4
2011–12Miami Heat46–20Won NBA Finals 4–1
2012–13Miami Heat66–16^Won NBA Finals 4–3
2013–14Miami Heat54–28Lost NBA Finals 1–4
2014–15Cleveland Cavaliers53–29Lost NBA Finals 2–4
2015–16Cleveland Cavaliers57–25Won NBA Finals 4–3
2016–17Cleveland Cavaliers51–31Lost NBA Finals 1–4
2017–18Cleveland Cavaliers50–32Lost NBA Finals 0–4


List of Eastern Conference teams with the most conference championships


  • 21: Boston Celtics

  • 9: Philadelphia 76ers/Syracuse Nationals

  • 8: New York Knicks

  • 6: Chicago Bulls

  • 5: Detroit Pistons

  • 5: Miami Heat

  • 5: Cleveland Cavaliers

  • 4: Washington/Baltimore Bullets

  • 3: Philadelphia Warriors

  • 2: New Jersey Nets

  • 2: Orlando Magic

  • 1: Indiana Pacers

  • 1: Washington Capitols


Season results








Legend
^
Denotes team that won the NBA Finals
+Denotes team that won the Conference Finals, but lost the NBA Finals
*
Denotes team that qualified for the NBA Playoffs

1946–1950 seasons






































Season
Team (record)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th

1946–47

WAS*
(49–11)

PHI^
(35–25)

NYK*
(33–27)

PRO
(28–32)

BOS
(22–38)

TOR
(22–38)

1947–48

PHI+
(27–21)

NYK*
(26–22)

BOS*
(20–28)

PRO
(6–42)
 —
 —

1948–49

WAS+
(38–22)

NYK*
(32–28)

BAL*
(29–31)

PHI*
(28–32)

BOS
(25–35)

PRO
(12–48)

1949–50

SYR+
(51–13)

NYK*
(40–28)

WAS*
(32–36)

PHI*
(26–42)

BAL
(25–43)

BOS
(22–46)



1950–1960 seasons
















































































Season
Team (record)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th

1950–51

PHI*
(40–26)

BOS*
(39–30)

NYK+
(36–30)

SYR*
(32–34)

BAL
(24–42)

WAS
(10–25)

1951–52

SYR*
(40–26)

BOS*
(39–27)

NYK+
(37–29)

PHI*
(33–33)

BAL
(20–46)
 —

1952–53

NYK+
(47–23)

SYR*
(47–24)

BOS*
(46–25)

BAL*
(16–54)

PHI
(12–57)
 —

1953–54

NYK*
(44–28)

SYR+
(42–30)

BOS*
(42–30)

PHI
(29–43)

BAL
(16–56)
—

1954–55

SYR^
(43–29)

NYK*
(38–34)

BOS*
(36–36)

PHI
(33–39)
—
—

1955–56

PHI^
(45–27)

BOS*
(39–33)

SYR*
(35–37)

NYK
(35–37)
—
—

1956–57

BOS^
(44–28)

SYR*
(38–34)

PHI*
(37–35)

NYK
(36–36)
—
—

1957–58

BOS+
(49–23)

SYR*
(41–31)

PHI*
(37–35)

NYK
(35–37)
—
—

1958–59

BOS^
(52–20)

NYK*
(40–32)

SYR*
(35–37)

PHI
(32–40)
—
—

1959–60

BOS^
(59–16)

PHI*
(49–26)

SYR*
(45–30)

NYK
(27–48)
—
—



1960–1970 seasons



























































































Season
Team (record)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th

1960–61

BOS^
(57–22)

PHI*
(46–33)

SYR*
(38–41)

NYK
(21–58)
—
—
—

1961–62

BOS^
(60–20)

PHI*
(49–31)

SYR*
(41–39)

NYK
(29–51)
—
—
—

1962–63

BOS^
(58–22)

SYR*
(48–32)

CIN*
(42–38)

NYK
(21–59)
—
—
—

1963–64

BOS^
(59–21)

CIN*
(55–25)

PHI*
(34–46)

NYK
(22–58)
—
—
—

1964–65

BOS^
(62–18)

CIN*
(48–32)

PHI*
(40–40)

NYK
(31–49)
—
—
—

1965–66

PHI*
(55–25)

BOS^
(54–26)

CIN*
(45–35)

NYK
(30–50)
—
—
—

1966–67

PHI^
(68–13)

BOS*
(60–21)

CIN*
(39–42)

NYK*
(36–45)

BAL
(20–61)
—
—

1967–68

PHI*
(62–20)

BOS^
(54–28)

NYK*
(43–39)

DET*
(40–42)

CIN
(39–43)

BAL
(36–46)
—

1968–69

BAL*
(57–25)

PHI*
(55–27)

NYK*
(54–28)

BOS^
(48–34)

CIN
(41–41)

DET
(32–50)

MIL
(27–55)

1969–70

NYK^
(60–22)

MIL*
(56–26)

BAL*
(50–32)

PHI*
(42–40)

CIN
(36–46)

BOS
(34–48)

DET
(31–51)



1970–1980 seasons







































































































































Season
Team (record)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th

1970–71

NYK*
(52–30)

BAL+
(42–40)

PHI*
(47–35)

ATL*
(36–46)

BOS
(44–38)

CIN
(33–49)

BUF
(22–60)

CLE
(15–67)
—
—
—

1971–72

BOS*
(56–26)

BAL*
(38–44)

NYK+
(48–34)

ATL*
(36–46)

CIN
(30–52)

PHI
(30–52)

CLE
(23–59)

BUF
(22–60)
—
—
—

1972–73

BOS*
(68–14)

BAL*
(52–30)

NYK^
(57–25)

ATL*
(46–36)

HOU
(33–49)

CLE
(32–50)

BUF
(21–61)

PHI
(9–73)
—
—
—

1973–74

BOS^
(56–26)

CAP*
(47–35)

NYK*
(49–33)

BUF*
(42–40)

ATL
(35–47)

HOU
(32–50)

CLE
(29–53)

PHI
(25–57)
—
—
—

1974–75

BOS*
(60–22)

WAS+
(60–22)

BUF*
(49–33)

HOU*
(41–41)

NYK*
(40–42)

CLE
(40–42)

PHI
(34–48)

ATL
(31–51)

NOJ
(23–59)
—
—

1975–76

BOS^
(54–28)

CLE*
(49–33)

WAS*
(48–34)

PHI*
(46–36)

BUF*
(46–36)

HOU
(40–42)

NYK
(38–44)

NOJ
(38–44)

ATL
(29–53)
—
—

1976–77

PHI+
(50–32)

HOU*
(49–33)

WAS*
(48–34)

BOS*
(44–38)

SAS*
(44–38)

CLE*
(43–39)

NYK
(40–42)

NOJ
(35–47)

ATL
(31–51)

BUF
(30–52)

NYN
(22–60)

1977–78

PHI*
(55–27)

SAS*
(52–30)

WAS^
(44–38)

CLE*
(43–39)

NYK*
(43–39)

ATL*
(41–41)

NOJ
(39–43)

BOS
(32–50)

HOU
(28–54)

BUF
(27–55)

NJN
(24–58)

1978–79

WAS+
(54–28)

SAS*
(48–34)

PHI*
(47–35)

HOU*
(47–35)

ATL*
(46–36)

NJN*
(37–45)

NYK
(31–51)

DET
(30–52)

CLE
(30–52)

BOS
(29–53)

NOJ
(26–56)

1979–80

BOS*
(61–21)

ATL*
(50–32)

PHI+
(59–23)

HOU*
(41–41)

SAS*
(41–41)

WAS*
(39–43)

NYK
(39–43)

IND
(37–45)

CLE
(37–45)

NJN
(34–48)

DET
(16–66)



1980–1990 seasons





























































































































































Season
Team (record)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
13th

1980–81

BOS^
(62–20)

MIL*
(60–22)

PHI*
(62–20)

NYK*
(50–32)

CHI*
(45–37)

IND*
(44–38)

WAS
(39–43)

ATL
(31–51)

CLE
(28–54)

NJN
(24–58)

DET
(21–61)
—
—

1981–82

BOS*
(63–19)

MIL*
(55–27)

PHI+
(58–24)

NJN*
(44–38)

WAS*
(43–39)

ATL*
(42–40)

DET
(39–43)

IND
(35–47)

CHI
(34–48)

NYK
(33–49)

CLE
(15–67)
—
—

1982–83

PHI^
(65–17)

MIL*
(51–31)

BOS*
(56–26)

NJN*
(49–33)

NYK*
(44–38)

ATL*
(43–39)

WAS
(42–40)

DET
(37–45)

CHI
(28–54)

CLE
(23–59)

IND
(20–62)
—
—

1983–84

BOS^
(62–20)

MIL*
(50–32)

PHI*
(52–30)

DET*
(49–33)

NYK*
(47–35)

NJN*
(45–37)

ATL*
(40–42)

WAS*
(35–47)

CLE
(28–54)

CHI
(27–55)

IND
(26–56)
—
—

1984–85

BOS+
(63–19)

MIL*
(59–23)

PHI*
(58–24)

DET*
(46–36)

NJN*
(42–40)

WAS*
(40–42)

CHI*
(38–44)

CLE*
(36–46)

ATL
(34–48)

NYK
(24–58)

IND
(22–60)
—
—

1985–86

BOS^
(67–15)

MIL*
(57–25)

PHI*
(54–28)

ATL*
(50–32)

DET*
(46–36)

WAS*
(39–43)

NJN*
(39–43)

CHI*
(30–52)

CLE
(29–53)

IND
(26–56)

NYK
(23–59)
—
—

1986–87

BOS+
(59–23)

ATL*
(57–25)

DET*
(52–30)

MIL*
(50–32)

PHI*
(45–37)

WAS*
(42–40)

IND*
(41–41)

CHI*
(40–42)

CLE
(31–51)

NJN
(24–58)

NYK
(24–58)
—
—

1987–88

BOS*
(57–25)

DET+
(54–28)

CHI*
(50–32)

ATL*
(50–32)

MIL*
(42–40)

CLE*
(42–40)

WAS*
(38–44)

NYK*
(38–44)

IND
(38–44)

PHI
(36–46)

NJN
(19–63)
—
—

1988–89

DET^
(63–19)

NYK*
(52–30)

CLE*
(57–25)

ATL*
(52–30)

MIL*
(49–33)

CHI*
(47–35)

PHI*
(46–36)

BOS*
(42–40)

WAS
(40–42)

IND
(28–54)

NJN
(26–56)

CHA
(20–62)
—

1989–90

DET^
(59–23)

PHI*
(53–29)

CHI*
(55–27)

BOS*
(52–30)

NYK*
(45–37)

MIL*
(44–38)

CLE*
(42–40)

IND*
(42–40)

ATL
(41–41)

WAS
(31–51)

MIA
(18–64)

ORL
(18–64)

NJN
(17–65)



1990–2000 seasons



















































































































































































Season
Team (record)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
13th
14th
15th

1990–91

CHI^
(61–21)

BOS*
(56–26)

DET*
(50–32)

MIL*
(48–34)

PHI*
(44–38)

ATL*
(43–39)

IND*
(41–41)

NYK*
(39–43)

CLE
(33–49)

WAS
(30–52)

NJN
(26–56)

CHA
(26–56)

MIA
(24–58)
—
—

1991–92

CHI^
(67–15)

BOS*
(51–31)

CLE*
(57–25)

NYK*
(51–31)

DET*
(48–34)

NJN*
(40–42)

IND*
(40–42)

MIA*
(38–44)

ATL
(38–44)

PHI
(35–47)

MIL
(31–51)

CHA
(31–51)

WAS
(25–57)

ORL
(21–61)
—

1992–93

NYK*
(60–22)

CHI^
(57–25)

CLE*
(54–28)

BOS*
(48–34)

CHA*
(44–38)

NJN*
(43–39)

ATL*
(43–39)

IND*
(41–41)

ORL
(41–41)

DET
(40–42)

MIA
(36–46)

MIL
(28–54)

PHI
(26–56)

WAS
(22–60)
—

1993–94

ATL*
(57–25)

NYK+
(57–25)

CHI*
(55–27)

ORL*
(50–32)

IND*
(47–35)

CLE*
(47–35)

NJN*
(45–37)

MIA*
(42–40)

CHA
(41–41)

BOS
(32–50)

PHI
(25–57)

WAS
(24–58)

MIL
(20–62)

DET
(20–62)
—

1994–95

ORL+
(57–25)

IND*
(52–30)

NYK*
(55–27)

CHA*
(50–32)

CHI*
(47–35)

CLE*
(43–39)

ATL*
(42–40)

BOS*
(35–47)

MIL
(34–48)

MIA
(32–50)

NJN
(30–52)

DET
(28–54)

PHI
(24–58)

WAS
(21–61)
—

1995–96

CHI^
(72–10)

ORL*
(60–22)

IND*
(52–30)

CLE*
(47–35)

NYK*
(47–35)

ATL*
(46–36)

DET*
(46–36)

MIA*
(42–40)

CHA
(41–41)

WAS
(39–43)

BOS
(33–49)

NJN
(30–52)

MIL
(25–57)

TOR
(21–61)

PHI
(18–64)

1996–97

CHI^
(69–13)

MIA*
(61–21)

NYK*
(57–25)

ATL*
(56–26)

DET*
(54–28)

CHA*
(54–28)

ORL*
(45–37)

WAS*
(44–38)

CLE
(42–40)

IND
(39–43)

MIL
(33–49)

TOR
(30–52)

NJN
(26–56)

PHI
(22–60)

BOS
(15–67)

1997–98

CHI^
(62–20)

MIA*
(55–27)

IND*
(58–24)

CHA*
(51–31)

ATL*
(50–32)

CLE*
(47–35)

NYK*
(43–39)

NJN*
(43–39)

WAS
(42–40)

ORL
(41–41)

DET
(37–45)

BOS
(36–46)

MIL
(36–46)

PHI
(31–51)

TOR
(16–66)

1998–99

MIA*
(33–17)

IND*
(33–17)

ORL*
(33–17)

ATL*
(31–19)

DET*
(29–21)

PHI*
(28–22)

MIL*
(28–22)

NYK+
(27–23)

CHA
(26–24)

TOR
(23–27)

CLE
(22–28)

BOS
(19–31)

WAS
(18–32)

NJN
(16–34)

CHI
(13–37)

1999–00

IND+
(56–26)

MIA*
(52–30)

NYK*
(50–32)

CHA*
(49–33)

PHI*
(49–33)

TOR*
(45–37)

DET*
(42–40)

MIL*
(42–40)

ORL
(41–41)

BOS
(35–47)

CLE
(32–50)

NJN
(31–51)

WAS
(29–53)

ATL
(28–54)

CHI
(17–65)



2000–2010 seasons



















































































































































































Season
Team (record)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
13th
14th
15th

2000–01

PHI+
(56–26)

MIL*
(52–30)

MIA*
(50–32)

NYK*
(48–34)

TOR*
(47–35)

CHA*
(46–36)

ORL*
(43–39)

IND*
(41–41)

BOS
(36–46)

DET
(32–50)

CLE
(30–52)

NJN
(26–56)

ATL
(25–57)

WAS
(19–63)

CHI
(15–67)

2001–02

NJN+
(52–30)

DET*
(50–32)

BOS*
(49–33)

CHA*
(44–38)

ORL*
(44–38)

PHI*
(43–39)

TOR*
(42–40)

IND*
(42–40)

MIL
(41–41)

WAS
(37–45)

MIA
(36–46)

ATL
(33–49)

NYK
(30–52)

CLE
(29–53)

CHI
(21–61)

2002–03

DET*
(50–32)

NJN+
(49–33)

IND*
(48–34)

PHI*
(48–34)

NO*
(47–35)

BOS*
(44–38)

MIL*
(42–40)

ORL*
(42–40)

NYK
(37–45)

WAS
(37–45)

ATL
(35–47)

CHI
(30–52)

MIA
(25–57)

TOR
(24–58)

CLE
(17–65)

2003–04

IND*
(61–21)

NJN*
(47–35)

DET^
(54–28)

MIA*
(42–40)

NO*
(41–41)

MIL*
(41–41)

NYK*
(39–43)

BOS*
(36–46)

CLE
(35–47)

TOR
(33–49)

PHI
(33–49)

ATL
(28–54)

WAS
(25–57)

CHI
(23–59)

ORL
(21–61)

2004–05

MIA*
(59–23)

DET+
(54–28)

BOS*
(45–37)

CHI*
(47–35)

WAS*
(45–37)

IND*
(44–38)

PHI*
(43–39)

NJN*
(42–40)

CLE
(42–40)

ORL
(36–46)

NYK
(33–49)

TOR
(33–49)

MIL
(30–52)

CHA
(18–64)

ATL
(13–69)

2005–06

DET*
(64–18)

MIA^
(52–30)

NJN*
(49–33)

CLE*
(50–32)

WAS*
(42–40)

IND*
(41–41)

CHI*
(41–41)

MIL*
(40–42)

PHI
(38–44)

ORL
(36–46)

BOS
(33–49)

TOR
(27–55)

CHA
(26–56)

ATL
(26–56)

NYK
(23–59)

2006–07

DET*
(53–29)

CLE+
(50–32)

TOR*
(47–35)

MIA*
(44–38)

CHI*
(49–33)

NJN*
(41–41)

WAS*
(41–41)

ORL*
(40–42)

PHI
(35–47)

IND
(35–47)

NYK
(33–49)

CHA
(33–49)

ATL
(30–52)

MIL
(28–54)

BOS
(24–58)

2007–08

BOS^
(66–16)

DET*
(59–23)

ORL*
(52–30)

CLE*
(45–37)

WAS*
(43–39)

TOR*
(41–41)

PHI*
(40–42)

ATL*
(37–45)

IND
(36–46)

NJN
(34–48)

CHI
(33–49)

CHA
(32–50)

MIL
(26–56)

NYK
(23–59)

MIA
(15–67)

2008–09

CLE*
(66–16)

BOS*
(62–20)

ORL+
(59–23)

ATL*
(47–35)

MIA*
(43–39)

PHI*
(41–41)

CHI*
(41–41)

DET*
(39–43)

IND
(36–46)

CHA
(35–47)

NJN
(34–48)

MIL
(34–48)

TOR
(33–49)

NYK
(32–50)

WAS
(19–63)

2009–10

CLE*
(61–21)

ORL*
(59–23)

ATL*
(53–29)

BOS+
(50–32)

MIA*
(47–35)

MIL*
(46–36)

CHA*
(44–38)

CHI*
(41–41)

TOR
(40–42)

IND
(32–50)

NYK
(29–53)

DET
(27–55)

PHI
(27–55)

WAS
(26–56)

NJN
(12–70)



2010–2020 seasons



















































































































































Season
Team (record)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
13th
14th
15th

2010–11

CHI*
(62–20)

MIA+
(58–24)

BOS*
(56–26)

ORL*
(52–30)

ATL*
(44–38)

NYK*
(42–40)

PHI*
(41–41)

IND*
(37–45)

MIL
(35–47)

CHA
(34–48)

DET
(30–52)

NJN
(24–58)

WAS
(23–59)

TOR
(22–60)

CLE
(19–63)

2011–12

CHI*
(50–16)

MIA^
(46–20)

IND*
(42–24)

ATL*
(40–26)

BOS*
(39–27)

ORL*
(37–29)

NYK*
(36–30)

PHI*
(35–31)

MIL
(31–35)

DET
(25–41)

TOR
(23–43)

NJN
(22–44)

CLE
(21–45)

WAS
(20–46)

CHA
(7–59)

2012–13

MIA^
(66–16)

NYK*
(54–28)

IND*
(49–32)

BKN*
(49–33)

CHI*
(45–37)

ATL*
(44–38)

BOS*
(41–40)

MIL*
(38–44)

PHI
(34–48)

TOR
(34–48)

DET
(29–53)

WAS
(29–53)

CLE
(24–58)

CHA
(21–61)

ORL
(20–62)

2013–14

IND*
(56–26)

MIA+
(54–28)

TOR*
(48–34)

CHI*
(48–34)

WAS*
(44–38)

BKN*
(44–38)

CHA*
(43–39)

ATL*
(38–44)

NYK
(37–45)

CLE
(33–49)

DET
(29–53)

BOS
(25–57)

ORL
(23–59)

PHI
(19–63)

MIL
(15–67)

2014–15

ATL*
(60–22)

CLE+
(53–29)

CHI*
(50–32)

TOR*
(49–33)

WAS*
(46–36)

MIL*
(41–41)

BOS*
(40–42)

BKN*
(38–44)

IND
(38–44)

MIA
(37–45)

CHA
(33–49)

DET
(32–50)

ORL
(25–57)

PHI
(18–64)

NYK
(17–65)

2015–16

CLE^
(57–25)

TOR*
(56–26)

MIA*
(48–34)

ATL*
(48–34)

BOS*
(48–34)

CHA*
(48–34)

IND*
(45–37)

DET*
(44–38)

CHI
(42–40)

WAS
(41–41)

ORL
(35–47)

MIL
(33–49)

NYK
(32–50)

BKN
(21–61)

PHI
(10–72)

2016–17

BOS*
(53–29)

CLE+
(51–31)

TOR*
(51–31)

WAS*
(49–33)

ATL*
(43–39)

MIL*
(42–40)

IND*
(42–40)

CHI*
(41–41)

MIA
(41–41)

DET
(37–45)

CHA
(36–46)

NYK
(31–51)

ORL
(29–53)

PHI
(28–52)

BKN
(20–62)

2017–18

TOR*
(59–23)

BOS*
(55–27)

PHI*
(52–30)

CLE+
(50–32)

IND*
(48–34)

MIA*
(44–38)

MIL*
(44–38)

WAS*
(43–39)

DET
(39–43)

CHA
(36–46)

NYK
(29–53)

BKN
(28–54)

CHI
(27–55)

ORL
(25–57)

ATL
(24–58)



References




  1. ^ The Bullets played 14 games during the 1954–55 season before becoming defunct.


  2. ^ The Capitols played 35 games during the 1950–51 season before becoming defunct.











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