No they were not. The dynasty of that era was Showtime
I’m confused.
You say the Spurs can’t be a dynasty bc the Lakers won 3 during their reign, but the Celtics winning 3 during the Showtime reign doesn’t stop them from being called one?
No they were not. The dynasty of that era was Showtime
The lakers won back to back had the most titles/finals appearances of their era and owned the Celtics in the playoffs. The Celtics also never won back to back.I’m confused.
You say the Spurs can’t be a dynasty bc the Lakers won 3 during their reign, but the Celtics winning 3 during the Showtime reign doesn’t stop them from being called one?
So why on the Courtship of Rivals documentary they called the Lakers and Celtics the dualing monarchies? From 80-86, they both won 3 a piece. The Lakers separated themselves with 87 and 88. They were already the teams of the decade at that point..didnt the Abel/Howe/Lindsay production line win 3 amidst the dominance of Montreal?No they were not. The dynasty of that era was Showtime
I don’t care what other people think though lolSo why on the Courtship of Rivals documentary they called the Lakers and Celtics the dualing monarchies? From 80-86, they both won 3 a piece. The Lakers separated themselves with 87 and 88. They were already the teams of the decade at that point..didnt the Abel/Howe/Lindsay production line win 3 amidst the dominance of Montreal?
I don’t follow hockey@Street Knowledge how do you feel about the NJ Devils and Detroit Red Wings? From 95-03, the Devils won 3(95,00,03), the Wings won 3(97,98,02) one head to head championship matchup in 95, where NJ swept them. Detroit is considered a dynasty, what about New Jersey?
Well from 80-86, aside from Philly in 83, the Celts and Lakers hoarded all those championships. This is not an opinion. 87 broke the tie and 88 made it undoubtable. Doesnt change the fact thr at one points, the Lakers and Celtics ruled the basketball world with the same amount of titles in a 7 year span. How can you get more even than that?I don’t care what other people think though lol
A lot of people say a lot of things
Not if the other team returns and wins another one. If SF wouldve won in 96 and 97 and the Cowboys win one more in 98, those are simultaneous dynasties.Once a team 3 peats on your watch your dynasty is over and a new one potentially starts. We are now in the midst of an eagles dynasty.
The 1980’s was the showtime lakers dynasty. There were other Great teams, but one dynasty.Well from 80-86, aside from Philly in 83, the Celts and Lakers hoarded all those championships. This is not an opinion. 87 broke the tie and 88 made it undoubtable. Doesnt change the fact thr at one points, the Lakers and Celtics ruled the basketball world with the same amount of titles in a 7 year span. How can you get more even than that?
Once another team 3peats in your watch, your dynasty is over.Not if the other team returns and wins another one. If SF wouldve won in 96 and 97 and the Cowboys win one more in 98, those are simultaneous dynasties.
Cowboys didnt three peat and in my hypothetical, neither did SF. San Antonio destroyed the 3peat Lakers and made their own dynasty.Once another team 3peats in your watch, your dynasty is over.
The lakers won back to back had the most titles/finals appearances of their era and owned the Celtics in the playoffs. The Celtics also never won back to back.
Nobody 3peated on showtimes watch or owned them in the playoffs
Boys won 3 in 4 years and most importantly won back to back.Cowboys didnt three peat and in my hypothetical, neither did SF. San Antonio destroyed the 3peat Lakers and made their own dynasty.