The NBA has been established for almost 80 years, and these 10 teams have won 0 championships so far, and one team has a chance this year

The NBA this season has reached the finals, and everyone is looking forward to who will become the final champion. After all, this is also the goal pursued by all strong teams. In fact, in the NBA's nearly 80 years of progress, there are still 10 teams that have not won the championship so far. So who are they, and will they break the team's record of no championship in the future? Let’s take a look together below!

10: The Magic have been in the NBA for quite some time, and they have many super centers in their team history. O'Neal and Howard have led the team to the finals, but unfortunately they won one game together, which did not help the team win the first championship in the team history. Later, even though McGrady won the scoring champion in succession, they were far from the championship. In this way, they began a long period of reconstruction, and they did not improve a little until the recent seasons. The two young players,

Bankero and Wagner Jr., also gave the team hope to reappear. As young stars in their years of playing, they have a chance to lead the Magic to achieve better results in the future. As for the championship, they need a better lineup depth.

9: The Clippers

The Clippers are also old teams in the NBA, but their team history is really average. After entering this century, the Clippers began to pursue the championship in a crazy way. Whether it was the all-round giants in the 19th, or the later Kajiaden combination, they did not achieve the expected results, especially since the introduction of Kaka and George's double front lines in 2019, the Clippers disappointed everyone again and again. The best result of the two leading the team was the Western Conference Finals, and since then they have been repeatedly injured. The Clippers have never made a name for themselves in the playoffs. The Clippers are no longer in the ranks of championship teams. In the future, they have to think about how to build a team to re-launch the impact on the championship.

8: The Hornets

The Hornets have been completely transparent in the league in recent seasons. They are at the bottom of the regular season and have not played in the playoffs for a long time. The star Ball often plays and stops. The biggest problem with this team is the team's management. They need to sort out how to become a strong team in the league, at least not at the bottom.

7: The Pelicans

The Pelicans have not achieved any outstanding results since the Pelicans selected No. 1 pick Zion in 2019. At that time, everyone was expecting Zion to make a name for himself, but he disappointed everyone in the season reimbursement time and time again. Now Zion is also trapped in the whirlpool of public opinion. He is no longer a player that cannot be traded in the Pelicans. Perhaps they need to exchange Zion for more draft picks to completely rebuild.

Six: The Suns have reached the finals many times in history, but have not won the championship once. The most recent one is the 21st finals. They were chased for four consecutive games while leading the Bucks 2-0 at the beginning. In the end, Paul and Booker missed the championship, which is also the most regrettable round of the finals for the Suns. The team is now deeply trapped in the trading vortex between Durant and Bill. Durant can still exchange many young players and even draft picks, but Bill and the others can only feel pain. After all, they still have the right to veto the transaction.

5: The Grizzlies are most famous in the league when they were against the Spurs in the playoffs. They have not achieved much since then. Until Morant's joining, he also brought great hope to the team's future. This season, Morant led the Grizzlies to the playoffs, but unfortunately they were eliminated in the first round due to injury. Fortunately, the team has Jaren Jr. and Morant, and there is still a chance to win the championship in the future.

4: The Jazz

The Jazz reached the finals twice in history, both of which were reached under the leadership of the Utah Double Devils. At that time, the Jazz met the Bulls led by Jordan twice in the finals, so they failed to win the championship. Although the Jazz later often made it to the playoffs, they were not the championship team after all, so they resolutely broke up the combination of Gobert and Mitchell, and they are currently in the reconstruction period.

3: The Nets also had two finals experiences, both led by Kidd. However, at that time, the Nets were facing the peak OK combination and the peak Duncan, so they failed to win the championship in both finals. Later, the Nets obtained the three giants of Durant, Irving and Harden through operation. The team had a great chance to win the first championship in the team's history in 21 years. Unfortunately, Irving was injured in the series against the Bucks, and the Nets lost the possibility of winning the championship. Although the Nets are in the reconstruction period, they hold a lot of draft picks and have great potential in the future.

2: Timberwolves have no final experience in the history of the Timberwolves, but they have played three Western Conference Finals. The first time was Garnett in the MVP season. Edwards led the team the next two times, but they lost to the Mavericks and the Thunder. Although the Timberwolves are now in the ranks of championship teams, they are still one level away from the championship-level teams. In the future, Edwards needs to improve his comprehensive abilities so that he has the opportunity to lead the team to win the first championship in the team history.

1: Pacers

Pacers reached the finals for the second time this year. The last time was in 2000. Reggie Miller led the team to the finals, but lost 2-4 to the Peak Lakers.

Hariburton led the team to the finals against the Thunder in the finals. Although the Thunder is stronger, don't underestimate the heart of a championship. As a team that has never been bad in team history, they are completely worthy of a championship.