Select one of the ten worst full season teams in NBA/ABA history. Cut two players from that team and add two players of your choice. For instance, Jordan and Lebron to the 97-98 Nuggets. How much better can a bad team be with two new players?  Join and find out. NBA46732

Here are the teams to choose from:

1              72-73       Philadelphia 76ers              9           73            .110
2              92-93       Dallas Mavericks                11           71           .134       
                97-98       Denver Nuggets                  11           71           .134       
4              86-87       Los Angeles Clippers       12           70           .146       
                90-10       New Jersey Nets                12           70           .146
6              93-94       Dallas Mavericks                13           69           .159       
                04-05       Atlanta Hawks                     13           69           .159       
8              82-83       Houston Rockets               14           68           .171       
                96-97       Vancouver Grizzlies            14           68           .171
10           74-75       Virginia Squires                  15           69           .179

Aren't you missing the Bobcats from a couple years ago?

http://www.landofbasketball.com/statistics/worst_seasons.htm

whats the cap going to be? Could you make it any team with 15 wins or less to make sure there are no duplicates?

Only full season teams are used to ensure enough minutes. Bobcats only played 66 games. And I think there would still be duplicates, but, yes, it is possible to use 15 wins and less if that is more popular. The cap is going to be $42 million. Most of these teams' payroll is $31-33 million. If you take away two average players it gives you about $15-17 million to use.

Posted by rubnsly on 1/11/2014 6:40:00 PM (view original):
Only full season teams are used to ensure enough minutes. Bobcats only played 66 games. And I think there would still be duplicates, but, yes, it is possible to use 15 wins and less if that is more popular. The cap is going to be $42 million. Most of these teams' payroll is $31-33 million. If you take away two average players it gives you about $15-17 million to use.

The minutes are prorated when the season was less than 82 games.

Then the Bobcats are in. Thank you ncmusician.

I was thinking we could just have a draft or do first come first serve to avoid duplicates.

Yes, I think a draft would be a good option. Maybe for all three: the teams and the players. What do people think?