This series is back, sorry for the delay. In these next 10 years, we see the Magic vs Bird era in real life, and find out what team will draft MJ. We also see if Golden State continues the dynasty, Oscar retains his goat title, and many others. Find out now with 1977-1986!

CHAMPIONS

1977 - Houston Apollos

1978 - Golden State Unicorns (12)

1979 - Cleavland Curses

1980 - Boston Massacre (3)

1981 - San Antonio Churros

1982 - Golden State Unicorns (13)

1983 - New York Bankers (8)

1984 - Seattle Symphony

1985 - Philadelphia Cheesesteaks

1986 - Philadelphia Cheesesteaks (2)

MVPS

1977 - Pete Maravich (HOU) (2)

1978 - Adrian Dantley (KC)

1979 - Adrian Dantley (KC) (2)

1980 - David Thompson (SEA)

1981 - Adrian Dantley (SA) (3)

1982 - Magic Johnson (POR)

1983 - Magic Johnson (POR) (2)

1984 - David Thompson (SEA) (2)

1985 - Magic Johnson (POR) (3)

1986 - Magic Johnson (POR) (4)

ROYS

1977 - David Thompson (SEA)

1978 - Walter Davis (KC)

1979 - Mike Mitchell (NJ)

1980 - Larry Bird (IND)

1981 - Joe Barry Carroll (PHO)

1982 - Isiah Thomas (DEN)

1983 - Dominique Wilkins (CLE)

1984 - Ralph Sampson (HOU)

1985 - Michael Jordan (DET)

1986 - Chris Mullin (MIL)

DPOYS

1977 - Elvin Hayes (NYC) (5)

1978 - Adrian Dantley (KC)

1979 - Moses Malone (WAS)

1980 - Bill Willoughby (GS)

1981 - Adrian Dantley (SA) (2)

1982 - Adrian Dantley (SA) (3)

1983 - Bill Willoughby (GS) (2)

1984 - Adrian Dantley (SA) (4)

1985 - Adrian Dantley (DAL) (5)

1986 - Hakeem Olajuwon (SAC)

No 1 PICK

1977 - Marques Johnson (SA)

1978 - Reggie Theus (SA)

1979 - Magic Johnson (POR)

1980 - Darrell Griffith (DEN)

1981 - Isiah Thomas (DEN)

1982 - Terry Cummings (DET)

1983 - Ralph Sampson (HOU)

1984 - Michael Jordan (DET)

1985 - Karl Malone (GS)

1986 - Ron Harper (LAC)

BEST RECORD

1977 - Chicago Gangsters (63-19)

1978 - Golden State Unicorns (67-15)

1979 - Kansas City Sauce (65-17)

1980 - Golden State Unicorns (61-21)

1981 - San Antonio Churros (67-15)

1982 - Golden State Unicorns (63-19)

1983 - Phoenix Vulture (58-24)

1984 - Dallas Snipers (68-14)

1985 - Dallas Snipers (74-8)

1986 - Dallas Snipers (62-80)

WORST RECORD

1977 - San Antonio Churros (20-62)

1978 - San Antonio Churros (11-71)

1979 - Indianapolis Crossroads (14-68)

1980 - Denver High (23-59)

1981 - Denver High (15-67)

1982 - San Diego Earthquakes (14-68)

1983 - Houston Apollos/Milwaukee Cheesemakers (19-63)

1984 - Kansas City Sauce (13-69)

1985 - Milwaukee Cheesemakers (22-60)

1986 - Milwaukee Cheesemakers (14-68)

HOF

1977 - Oscar Robertson (GS)

1978 - N/A

1979 - N/A

1980 - N/A

1981 - Rick Barry (BOS, DET, HOU, CHI, PHO) Elvin Hayes (NYC)

1982 - Calvin Murphy (BUF/SDC, NYC, PHI)

1983 - Pete Maravich (SDR/HOU, POR, BOS)

1984 - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (ATL, IND, MIL, POR, IND, DET)

1985 - Dave Sorenson, Charlie Davis, Bob McAdoo, Larry McNeill

1986 - Geoff Petrie (CHI, SA, KC, SEA, NYC)

RETIRED JERSEYS

1977 - Oscar Robertson (GS)

1978 - N/A

1979 - N/A

1980 - N/A

1981 - Rick Barry (BOS), Elvin Hayes (NYC)

1982 - Calvin Murphy (BUF/SDC)

1983 - Pete Maravich (HOU)

1984 - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (ATL)

1985 - Dave Sorenson (MIL) Charlie Davis (MIL) Bob McAdoo (GS)

1986 - Geoff Petrie (CHI)

FMVP

1977 - Lionel Hollins (HOU)

1978 - Brian Winters (GS)

1979 - Billy Knight (CLE)

1980 - David Thompson (SEA)

1981 - Adrian Dantley (SA)

1982 - Bill Willoughby (GS)

1983 - Phil Smith (NYC)

1984 - David Thompson (SEA)

1985 - Jack Givens (PHI)

1986 - Jack Givens (PHI) (2)

EMVP

1977 - Phil Chenier (CHI)

1978 - Moses Malone (WAS)

1979 - Billy Knight (CLE)

1980 - John Laskowski (BOS)

1981 - Bill Walton (BOS)

1982 - Phil Smith (NYC)

1983 - Phil Smith (NYC) (2)

1984 - Dave Greenwood (NJ)

1985 - Jack Givens (PHI)

1986 - Jack Givens (PHI)

WMVP

1977 - Pete Maravich (HOU) (3)

1978 - Brian Winters (GS)

1979 - Brian Winters (GS) (2)

1980 - David Thompson (SEA)

1981 - Adrian Dantley (SA)

1982 - Bill Willoughby (GS)

1983 - Adrian Dantley (SA) (2)

1984 - David Thompson (SEA) (2)

1985 - Adrian Dantley (DAL) (3)

1986 - Dominique Wilkins (SAC) (BTW, he averaged 47 points in these playoffs 😭)

We got some new teams winning rings, and Michael Jordan will now be called ‘Michigan Mike’. Please like, flame and share this to as many people as possible since you guys now know the players. Tell me your surprises and other questions as well. 1987-1996 will come out tomorrow, were we see how the Jordan era will play out.