Every time the Bucks ended a 12+ game winning streak, the other team won the title

[Milbuck]

And now just ended the 15-16 Warriors' 24 game winning streak...

[SpaceJam]

That's actually a pretty cool fact

[Psileas]

And now just ended the 15-16 Warriors' 24 game winning streak...

And they were the only team that had (just once) beaten the '83 Sixers in those playoffs, as well.

[DMV2]

We need to bump this in June.

[Draz]

Well they are the favorites

[SaltyMeatballs]

Bookmarked for June

[imdaman99]

Not a stretch to see the Warriors winning.

I hope as hell they don't.

[sammichoffate]

[jstern]

Don't get me wrong, it's an interesting stat. But considering that the best teams in the league have long streaks, there are probably other franchise that have ended multiple streaks from teams that won the championship. So it would be interesting to see those streaks. Maybe one or two other teams.

[SpaceJam]

Don't get me wrong, it's an interesting stat. But considering that the best teams in the league have long streaks, there are probably other franchise that have ended multiple streaks from teams that won the championship. So it would be interesting to see those streaks. Maybe one or two other teams.

Is that a challenge? I feel like that's a challenge

[feyki]

Giant Killing

[bluechox2]

Warriors lost on purpose to have stats on their side

[lilteapot]

superstitions are stupid

[WayOfWade]

I think the reason that this stat is true is because mostly the teams who go on such runs are typically among (if not) the best in the league. Not just any team goes on 12+ game winning streaks. It is hilarious though that the Bucks have ended so many great streaks though, good post

[Naero]

The Warriors are the only modern team on that list that's even a first-pick favorite for the title.