This page explains the scoring records of each NBA team and how they rank based on overall performance.
The Los Angeles Lakers have one of the best records in NBA history, with over 3,400 wins and a win percentage of approximately 60%. They have a long history of success with numerous playoff appearances.
The Denver Nuggets have a solid scoring record with over 2,500 wins and a win percentage of around 56%. They have recently gained more recognition with their 2023 championship win.
The Dallas Mavericks have a respectable scoring record with over 1,800 wins and a win percentage of about 53%. Despite fewer total wins, their 2011 championship remains a highlight in franchise history.
The Oklahoma City Thunder, since their formation in 2008, have a scoring record of over 700 wins and a win percentage of roughly 53%. While they have had some successful seasons, they are still building their overall legacy.
The Memphis Grizzlies have a scoring record of over 1,100 wins and a win percentage of around 50%. Though relatively newer to the elite level of competition, the Grizzlies have been consistently competitive in recent years.
In terms of overall win records, the Lakers lead with the highest number of wins and win percentage. The Nuggets and Mavericks are close behind, while the Thunder and Grizzlies are still growing their overall franchise performance.
| Team | Total Wins | Win Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles Lakers | 3,400+ | ~60% |
| Denver Nuggets | 2,500+ | ~56% |
| Dallas Mavericks | 1,800+ | ~53% |
| Oklahoma City Thunder | 700+ | ~53% |
| Memphis Grizzlies | 1,100+ | ~50% |