There is truly no word to describe how awful the Charlotte Bobcats were this season. That’s why you heard all the jokes around March Madness that Kentucky could beat the Bobcats. As the numbers will prove the Bobcats where one of the worst teams in the history of the NBA. The only hope for the Bobcats is to win the lottery and get Kentucky’s Anthony Davis. Who would have ever though a team owned by the greatest basketball of all time Michael Jordan would be this bad? Check out the numbers below.
- The Bobcats finished the season with a 7-59 record. That’s a .106 winning percentage. Remember this was a shorten schedule because of the NBA lockout only 66 games compared to the normal 82.
- The .106 winning percentage is the worst in NBA history. The 1972-73 Philadelphia 76ers were 9-73 for a .110 winning percentage.
- Charlotte’s 7 wins is the least amount of wins since the Providence Steamrollers had 6 wins in 1947-48. Who knows if the Bobcats could have gotten any more wins if they have played 16 more games.
- The Bobcats were not even close in most of their losses. In fact there average point differential was -13.9. The closest team to the Bobcats this season was the Cavs with -7.2 points. The worst average point differential in NBA history is the 1992-93 Dallas Mavericks, which were at -15.2.
- During the season the Bobcats had a 23 game losing streak. It could have been more games but thankfully for the Bobcats the season ended. If not they could have broken the record for the longest losing streak which is held by the Cavs at 26 games.
- The Bobcats were 4-29 at home, that is the worst home record in NBA history.
- 20 of the Bobcats losses were more than 20 points. 18 more losses were in double figures.
- The Bobcats had no players in the Top 60 scoring and Top 50 in rebounds of the NBA.
They can only get better next season right?
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