What NBA team has gone the longest into a game without missing a basket since the shot-clock era? When?
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I'm not sure that records like that are officially kept, but that's a great question.\n\nThe most lop-sided 1st Quarter I've ever seen was a game between the Lakers and the Sac Kings in about 1987... I threw in a tape when the Lakers jumped out to a 14-0 lead.  The Lakers eventually went up 29-0 before Sacramento hit on 2 free throws.  The score then ran up to 37-2 when Sac hit two more free throws in the final 30 seconds of the 1st quarter...Michael Cooper then hit a 3 pt shot at the 1st qtr buzzer, giving the Lakers a 40-4 lead... they ended up winning the game by exactly 36 points, so the Kings played them even for the last 3 quarters, but they made no FG in the entire 1st quarter. I don't know how many consecutive FG the Lakers made to start that game.
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All time:\n\nStarters:\nPG - Magic Johnson\nSG - James Worthy\nSF - Elgin Baylor\nPF - Larry Bird\nC  - Wilt Chamberlain\n\nBench: Michael Jordon, Bill Russel, Kareem Abdul Jabar, Oscar Robinson, Charles Barkley, John Stockton, John Stockton\n\nActive:\n\nStarters:\nPG - Allen Iverson\nSG - Kobe Bryant\nSF - LeBron James\nPF - Kevin Garnett\nC  - Yao Ming\n\nBench:\nShawn Marion, Elton Brand, Dirk Nowitzki, Dwyane Wade, Paul Pierce, Gilbert Arenas, Marcus Camby\n\nCoach: Phil Jackson\n\nWinner: Active in quadruapale overtime.
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The last sell-out crowd happened in 2001, Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals between them and the Lakers in which they had control of the whole game until they forgot to play in the last 4 minutes of the game. After that, Portland went and did a revamp on their team I dont know for what.....maybe to be the worst team in the NBA....and they succeeded.
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I think the game that you are referring to was the 1985 Christmas Day game in which the Celtics were up by over twenty going into the fourth quarter and then had a total meltdown. The Knicks , led by Patrick Ewing, made an incredible comeback to tie it and send it into overtime. If I remember correctly, the Knicks won it in double overtime, not triple. Plus, I'm strictly going from memory so I can't tell you the score.\n\nThe Celtics regrouped and went on to win their 16th championship .
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2002 -- Los Angeles Lakers\n2003 -- San Antonio Spurs\n2004 -- Detroit Pistons
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NBA?\n\nThe Detriot Pistons.
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to b shot in da basket
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#1 player: Iverson\n#1 team: Pistons
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Detroit Pistons. Been to like 10 games every season since 1992. I even liked them when they sucked.
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i am biased towards the nba so i would say the 1992 olympic basketball team the "Dream Team"\n\nthe celtics back in the fifties and sixties won like twelve championships (eight in a row at one point)\n\nthe bulls during the nineties. the lakers in the seventies with three guys who did or at least could score 30 a night. robertson, west, and chamberlain\n\nall great teams
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Most free-throw attempts, game\n39 - Shaquille O'Neal, L.A. Lakers vs. Indiana, June 9, 2000
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Not only did they not win, they got beat down like a rented mule.  They set an NBA Finals record with only 7 points in the 4th quarter (Record low for ANY quarter in NBA Finals since beginning of shot clock era).\n\nSeries tied 2-2, game 5 Sunday at 9 pm Eastern
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The Chicago Bulls scored only 49 points, becoming the first time since the invention of the shot clock to fail to break the 50-point mark on April 10, 199 against the Miami Heat.  The box-score and recap can be found at http://www.basketballreference.com/teams/boxscore.htm?yr=1998&b=19990410&tm=CHI
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I hate to tell you this, but all of those players have made at least a shot from beyond the arc. Seeing as it would be hard to find anybody who didnt make "one shot from behind the arc", i think i will say  Wilt Chamberlain .
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The Lakers\n\nPlease pick me as the best answer so i can get 10 more points PLEASE
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National Basketball Association \nA game played between two teams of five players each, the object being to throw a ball through an elevated basket on the opponent's side of a rectangular court. Players may move the ball by dribbling or passing with the hands.
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That's a tough one...there's been so many.\n\nI would have to go with game 5 of the 1987 Eastern Conference Finals between the Celtics and Pistons (the one where Larry Bird stole the inbounds pass from Isiah Thomas, and dished it to Dennis Johnson for a layup with one second left). \n\nThe Celtics were banged up pretty bad that year, and played on sheer guts and determination. The Pistons were a young up and coming team. \n\nHad Bird not stolen the ball at the end, the Celtics would have probably lost the series. What a game!!