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mojo many teams of won championships but
only a select few dominated for extended
periods of time
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for the top 10
North American sports dynasties you can
never count off the Patriots from Tom
Brady’s in the huddle for this list
we’re looking at those North American
sports teams that won multiple
championships and continued to dominate
over a period of several years his team
performed on a high level of
professionalism while we do recognize
the success of many college teams
including the UConn women’s basketball
team of the 2000s and UCLA’s Bruins of
the 1970s we are limiting our list to
professional teams only pushing their
winning streak the 71 game and we would
just race through it all and then when I
was over coach when they would just give
us that see that was all right let’s see
what we got number ten the 1980s Los
Angeles Lakers the 1980s were a great
time for basketball especially if you
were a Lakers fan while the Shaq and
Kobe era of the early 2000s was also an
impressive period for the team the 1980s
Lakers can only be described as dominant
I feel good about the basketball team
this year probably as well as I’ve ever
have about anything commanded by the
legendary Pat Riley the team was led by
legends like Magic Johnson and Kareem
abdul-jabbar nicknamed the Showtime era
due to their fast break offense and
their ability to entice celebrity fans
the Lakers finished first in the Western
Conference for nine straight seasons
over the entire decade they appeared in
eight NBA championships winning five of
them there is it’s over and the most
valuable player is Magic Johnson
42 points 15 rebounds and 7 assists
number 9 the 1990s Dallas Cowboys oh
great and storied franchise the Dallas
heels you know and how we need to get
back to that man I just can’t stand to
see my team move like that
while the two thousands were a rough
time to be a Cowboys fan the 1990s were
sure is sweet
led by Troy Aikman and Emmitt Smith the
Cowboys won the NFC East five straight
years from 1992 to 1996 winning at least
10 games each season – and to baby we’re
going back to the Super Bowl their most
impressive feat however was winning
three Super Bowls in four years
including back-to-back victories over
the Buffalo Bills in 1992 and 93 back
baby back boy back to back in now
also impressive is the fact that during
their three Superbowl seasons the
Cowboys won every playoff game by at
least ten points Dallas 52 Buffalo 17
number 8 the 1980s Edmonton Oilers its
Wayne Gretzky coming around for behind
then when the great ones on your team
you’re probably not going to have much
trouble winning a few games the
residents of Edmonton Alberta were
pretty happy in the 80s as the Oilers
won five Stanley Cups in seven seasons
with Wayne Gretzky leading the charge
Gretzky’s God the 83-84 team was
particularly impressive they won a
league-leading 57 games that season and
scored 446 goals at an average of over
five goals per game Gretzky himself
scored a ridiculous eighty seven goals
in 74 games and put up 205 points yep
205 points and that wasn’t even his
highest scoring season during their five
Stanley Cup winning seasons the Oilers
went an incredible 78 and 20 during the
playoffs
number seven the 1980s San Francisco
49ers everyone’s communicating everyone
has confidence and believes in each
other sometimes all you need is a
brilliant coach and a once-in-a-lifetime
quarterback of course the 49ers of the
1980s also had a suffocating defense and
Jerry Rice but when you think about the
49ers dynasty you immediately think of
Bill Walsh and Joe Montana San Francisco
won their first ever Super Bowl in 81
although they never would have gotten
there without the catch an iconic play
where Montana hit Dwight Clark in the
back of the endzone to beat the Dallas
Cowboys the 49ers won four Super Bowls
in nine seasons with Montana as
quarterback including back-to-back
titles in 1988 and 89
cows run Super Bowl
the hero for the 49ers number six the
1970s Pittsburgh Steelers we had a lot
of people that were great players but
they were very individualistic and Chuck
somehow kept us all together on the same
page remember what we said about a coach
and a quarterback the 1970s Steelers
were led by legendary draft savant coach
Chuck Noll and Hall of Fame quarterback
Terry Bradshaw with help from the
dominant Mean Joe green and those guys
all helped the team win four Super Bowls
and six seasons including back-to-back
titles in 1974-75 and 1978-79 goes
Neverland Pittsburgh has it they
recovered it
Steelers have won
this was even better from 1972 to 79 the
Steelers won the AFC central seven times
thanks in large part to the playoff king
Bradshaw and the dominating defense
known as the Steel Curtain no defense
frightened opponents the way this one
did I mean I think opponents will worry
to the point of losing sleep the night
before facing the Steeler team number
five the 2000s New England Patriots
another legendary head coach quarterback
combo Bill Belichick and Tom Brady led
the Patriots to three Super Bowls in
four years between 2001 and 2004 an
incredible feat in the salary cap era
what makes the Patriots even more
impressive however is their longevity
after Brady took over a starting
quarterback in 2001 the Pats won their
three Super Bowls in four years finished
with a perfect 16 and Oh 2007 and proved
the dynasty was not done yet by capping
off the 2014 season with a win at Super
Bowl 49 and the Patriots have their
fourth string Spygate and deflate gate
notwithstanding the Patriots are a true
modern-day dynasty
the greatest quarterback of the world
man number for the 1990s Chicago Bulls
top of the circle
don’t we all want to be like Mike the
1990s Bulls were a dynasty in the truest
sense of the term with arguably the
greatest basketball player ever to step
on the court wearing number 23 and coach
Phil Jackson behind the bench
the Bulls managed not one but two
incredible three-piece winning their
first three consecutive championships
from 1991 to 1993 and the second between
1996 and 98 with other dominant players
like Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman
also donning Chicago jerseys it almost
seemed unfair to the rest of the league
who knows if Michael Jordan hadn’t taken
a two-year holiday to try his hand at
baseball the Bulls might have won eight
straight championships it’s been a long
road you know it started from scratch
you know I had a lot of support for my
teammates for my family I’m just happy
to put it in Chicago I’m sorry I was out
for 18 months I’m happy I’m back
Greg attempt to back
number three the 1950s montreal
canadiens all ahead with 24 total there
are more championship banners hanging
from the rafters of the montreal
canadiens arena than any other NHL team
by far the haves are no stranger to
dynasties either with the 70 squad
taking four straight Stanley Cups and
finishing the 1976-77 season with a
staggering eight losses only but how
does the team coached by toe Blake and
featuring future Hall of Famers like
Jacques Plante Dickie Moore Doug Harvey
Bernie boom-boom Jeffrey L re Rashard
Jean Beliveau and Maurice the Rocket
Rashard not win one of the world’s
finest athletes scores his 500th goal
the season ended leading the question of
whether any other hockey player would
ever score 500 times a National Hockey
League competition the rocket is
undoubtedly a superstar
Montreal made the Stanley Cup Finals
every single year of the 1950’s and one
at Odle of six times including five
straight from 1956 to 60 tonight
hether handwriting number two the 1950s
New York Yankees Yankee Dodgers 2
seventh-inning another team with a rich
history of success the Yankees have had
several teams that could have made this
list including the late 90s early 2000
squad led by Derek Jeter that won four
World Series titles in five years hit a
long way into the wind by Derek Jeter
and just like that the Yankees are out
in front by two but it’s the team
managed by Casey Stengel
that included legends like whitey Ford
Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra that we’ve
deemed the most impressive baseball
dynasty starting in 1947
this team won six World Series titles in
seven years including five straight from
1949 to 53 which remains a league record
the Yankees for the fourth consecutive
time they closed out the decade with two
more championship wins in 1956 and 58
making them one of the most successful
teams to ever play the game
body Hank they’re happy they had to do
it the hard way again before we unveil
our number one pick here are some
honorable mentions San Antonio’s
the pass tonight
defeated the Cleveland Browns for the
championship Italy
number one the 1960s Boston Celtics and
time has run out in the Boston Celtics
have done it again another jewel the
Boston Celtics won eight straight
championships beginning in 1959 it’s not
good the helter-skelter that’s an
important thing they’re organized let
that sink in
led by Red Auerbach and his cigar and
Bill Russell the Green came out on top
in the finals a total of eleven times in
13 seasons thanks to a stellar team
effort
the Lakers suffered the most because of
the Celtics dominance as Boston beat Los
Angeles in the final seven times during
those years due to the changes in sports
since that era it’s highly unlikely we
will ever see a team dominate a league
in any sport the way the Boston Celtics
did during the 1960’s and that’s why
they’re the greatest dynasty of all time
final score a decisive 122 the
is Bob Cousy who else do you agree with
our list from a good I’m a better what
do you think is the most impressive
North American sports dynasty for more
exciting top 10s published every day be
sure to subscribe to watchmojo.com all
these type of things go into it that
means that you have to move outside
yourself and think about others this
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mojo many teams of won championships but
only a select few dominated for extended
periods of time
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for the top 10
North American sports dynasties you can
never count off the Patriots from Tom
Brady’s in the huddle for this list
we’re looking at those North American
sports teams that won multiple
championships and continued to dominate
over a period of several years his team
performed on a high level of
professionalism while we do recognize
the success of many college teams
including the UConn women’s basketball
team of the 2000s and UCLA’s Bruins of
the 1970s we are limiting our list to
professional teams only pushing their
winning streak the 71 game and we would
just race through it all and then when I
was over coach when they would just give
us that see that was all right let’s see
what we got number ten the 1980s Los
Angeles Lakers the 1980s were a great
time for basketball especially if you
were a Lakers fan while the Shaq and
Kobe era of the early 2000s was also an
impressive period for the team the 1980s
Lakers can only be described as dominant
I feel good about the basketball team
this year probably as well as I’ve ever
have about anything commanded by the
legendary Pat Riley the team was led by
legends like Magic Johnson and Kareem
abdul-jabbar nicknamed the Showtime era
due to their fast break offense and
their ability to entice celebrity fans
the Lakers finished first in the Western
Conference for nine straight seasons
over the entire decade they appeared in
eight NBA championships winning five of
them there is it’s over and the most
valuable player is Magic Johnson
42 points 15 rebounds and 7 assists
number 9 the 1990s Dallas Cowboys oh
great and storied franchise the Dallas
heels you know and how we need to get
back to that man I just can’t stand to
see my team move like that
while the two thousands were a rough
time to be a Cowboys fan the 1990s were
sure is sweet
led by Troy Aikman and Emmitt Smith the
Cowboys won the NFC East five straight
years from 1992 to 1996 winning at least
10 games each season – and to baby we’re
going back to the Super Bowl their most
impressive feat however was winning
three Super Bowls in four years
including back-to-back victories over
the Buffalo Bills in 1992 and 93 back
baby back boy back to back in now
also impressive is the fact that during
their three Superbowl seasons the
Cowboys won every playoff game by at
least ten points Dallas 52 Buffalo 17
number 8 the 1980s Edmonton Oilers its
Wayne Gretzky coming around for behind
then when the great ones on your team
you’re probably not going to have much
trouble winning a few games the
residents of Edmonton Alberta were
pretty happy in the 80s as the Oilers
won five Stanley Cups in seven seasons
with Wayne Gretzky leading the charge
Gretzky’s God the 83-84 team was
particularly impressive they won a
league-leading 57 games that season and
scored 446 goals at an average of over
five goals per game Gretzky himself
scored a ridiculous eighty seven goals
in 74 games and put up 205 points yep
205 points and that wasn’t even his
highest scoring season during their five
Stanley Cup winning seasons the Oilers
went an incredible 78 and 20 during the
playoffs
number seven the 1980s San Francisco
49ers everyone’s communicating everyone
has confidence and believes in each
other sometimes all you need is a
brilliant coach and a once-in-a-lifetime
quarterback of course the 49ers of the
1980s also had a suffocating defense and
Jerry Rice but when you think about the
49ers dynasty you immediately think of
Bill Walsh and Joe Montana San Francisco
won their first ever Super Bowl in 81
although they never would have gotten
there without the catch an iconic play
where Montana hit Dwight Clark in the
back of the endzone to beat the Dallas
Cowboys the 49ers won four Super Bowls
in nine seasons with Montana as
quarterback including back-to-back
titles in 1988 and 89
cows run Super Bowl
the hero for the 49ers number six the
1970s Pittsburgh Steelers we had a lot
of people that were great players but
they were very individualistic and Chuck
somehow kept us all together on the same
page remember what we said about a coach
and a quarterback the 1970s Steelers
were led by legendary draft savant coach
Chuck Noll and Hall of Fame quarterback
Terry Bradshaw with help from the
dominant Mean Joe green and those guys
all helped the team win four Super Bowls
and six seasons including back-to-back
titles in 1974-75 and 1978-79 goes
Neverland Pittsburgh has it they
recovered it
Steelers have won
this was even better from 1972 to 79 the
Steelers won the AFC central seven times
thanks in large part to the playoff king
Bradshaw and the dominating defense
known as the Steel Curtain no defense
frightened opponents the way this one
did I mean I think opponents will worry
to the point of losing sleep the night
before facing the Steeler team number
five the 2000s New England Patriots
another legendary head coach quarterback
combo Bill Belichick and Tom Brady led
the Patriots to three Super Bowls in
four years between 2001 and 2004 an
incredible feat in the salary cap era
what makes the Patriots even more
impressive however is their longevity
after Brady took over a starting
quarterback in 2001 the Pats won their
three Super Bowls in four years finished
with a perfect 16 and Oh 2007 and proved
the dynasty was not done yet by capping
off the 2014 season with a win at Super
Bowl 49 and the Patriots have their
fourth string Spygate and deflate gate
notwithstanding the Patriots are a true
modern-day dynasty
the greatest quarterback of the world
man number for the 1990s Chicago Bulls
top of the circle
don’t we all want to be like Mike the
1990s Bulls were a dynasty in the truest
sense of the term with arguably the
greatest basketball player ever to step
on the court wearing number 23 and coach
Phil Jackson behind the bench
the Bulls managed not one but two
incredible three-piece winning their
first three consecutive championships
from 1991 to 1993 and the second between
1996 and 98 with other dominant players
like Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman
also donning Chicago jerseys it almost
seemed unfair to the rest of the league
who knows if Michael Jordan hadn’t taken
a two-year holiday to try his hand at
baseball the Bulls might have won eight
straight championships it’s been a long
road you know it started from scratch
you know I had a lot of support for my
teammates for my family I’m just happy
to put it in Chicago I’m sorry I was out
for 18 months I’m happy I’m back
Greg attempt to back
number three the 1950s montreal
canadiens all ahead with 24 total there
are more championship banners hanging
from the rafters of the montreal
canadiens arena than any other NHL team
by far the haves are no stranger to
dynasties either with the 70 squad
taking four straight Stanley Cups and
finishing the 1976-77 season with a
staggering eight losses only but how
does the team coached by toe Blake and
featuring future Hall of Famers like
Jacques Plante Dickie Moore Doug Harvey
Bernie boom-boom Jeffrey L re Rashard
Jean Beliveau and Maurice the Rocket
Rashard not win one of the world’s
finest athletes scores his 500th goal
the season ended leading the question of
whether any other hockey player would
ever score 500 times a National Hockey
League competition the rocket is
undoubtedly a superstar
Montreal made the Stanley Cup Finals
every single year of the 1950’s and one
at Odle of six times including five
straight from 1956 to 60 tonight
hether handwriting number two the 1950s
New York Yankees Yankee Dodgers 2
seventh-inning another team with a rich
history of success the Yankees have had
several teams that could have made this
list including the late 90s early 2000
squad led by Derek Jeter that won four
World Series titles in five years hit a
long way into the wind by Derek Jeter
and just like that the Yankees are out
in front by two but it’s the team
managed by Casey Stengel
that included legends like whitey Ford
Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra that we’ve
deemed the most impressive baseball
dynasty starting in 1947
this team won six World Series titles in
seven years including five straight from
1949 to 53 which remains a league record
the Yankees for the fourth consecutive
time they closed out the decade with two
more championship wins in 1956 and 58
making them one of the most successful
teams to ever play the game
body Hank they’re happy they had to do
it the hard way again before we unveil
our number one pick here are some
honorable mentions San Antonio’s
the pass tonight
defeated the Cleveland Browns for the
championship Italy
number one the 1960s Boston Celtics and
time has run out in the Boston Celtics
have done it again another jewel the
Boston Celtics won eight straight
championships beginning in 1959 it’s not
good the helter-skelter that’s an
important thing they’re organized let
that sink in
led by Red Auerbach and his cigar and
Bill Russell the Green came out on top
in the finals a total of eleven times in
13 seasons thanks to a stellar team
effort
the Lakers suffered the most because of
the Celtics dominance as Boston beat Los
Angeles in the final seven times during
those years due to the changes in sports
since that era it’s highly unlikely we
will ever see a team dominate a league
in any sport the way the Boston Celtics
did during the 1960’s and that’s why
they’re the greatest dynasty of all time
final score a decisive 122 the
is Bob Cousy who else do you agree with
our list from a good I’m a better what
do you think is the most impressive
North American sports dynasty for more
exciting top 10s published every day be
sure to subscribe to watchmojo.com all
these type of things go into it that
means that you have to move outside
yourself and think about others this
video is brought to you by FanDuel sign
up today and battle your friends in
daily fantasy challenges to win real
money sign up using promo code watch
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