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6/27/09
10 worst pro sports teams of all time
The 10 worst pro sports teams of all time. Yes Lions, you're on here. Twice.
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This has been done thousands of times, but whatever. Never hurts to see an updated list of the worst sports teams of all time - especially one that has one franchise make it on twice. So let's get to it.

10. 2003 Detroit Tigers (43-119)

9. 1981 Winnipeg Jets (9-57-14)
 
8. 1960 Dallas Cowboys (0-11-1)
 
7. 1998 Denver Nuggets ( 11-71)
 
6. 1975 Washington Capitals (8-67-5)
 
5. 1973 Philadelphia 76ers (9-73)
 
4. 1942 Detroit Lions (0-11)
 
3. 1899 Cleveland Spiders (20-134)
 
2. 1976 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-14)
 
1. 2008 Detroit Lions (0-16)
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6/27/09
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What about the 1992-1993 Senators only won one game on the road the whole year.

6/27/09
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Can we throw the Baltimore Orioles on there for the crap they've put up for the past 12 years?

6/27/09
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To me, the Cleveland Spiders will always be the worse pro sports team of all time.  You have 4 pro football teams that went 0 for the season on that list, how often do you see a team win 20 out of 154 games.

6/28/09
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The Detroit Tigers organization put Alan Trammell in a horrible position in 2003, and a lot of his hard work got them closer to the World Series they made a few years later.

6/28/09
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I can't argue with those listed, but my favorite was the 1980 1-15  New Orleans Saints as the fans came to the Superdome calling them the Aints with a paper bag covering their head.

6/28/09
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agreed............... the Saints should be on there, those paperbags were EPIC and said it all.

6/28/09
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You could easily have the top 5 comprised the Detroit Lions. 

6/28/09
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The 1969 San Diego Padres and the Montreal Expos both finishing 52-110 come to mind.

6/28/09
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How's this one: the 1963 Mets Managed by Casey Stengel I'm surprised no one thought about that team!

6/28/09
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Scott wrote:
To me, the Cleveland Spiders will always be the worse pro sports team of all time.  You have 4 pro football teams that went 0 for the season on that list, how often do you see a team win 20 out of 154 games.
 still though im a home fan of a lions and i KNOW if they played 150 or 160 games, they still wouldnt have over 20 wins. Check there stats. Worst defensive team 30th in offence. How do you get worse than that? This year they made a bad draft in my opinion to go with matt stafford. Arran curry is the bomb. in my opinion no other team is worse than the lions!

6/28/09
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Heyhey1970 wrote:
The Detroit Tigers organization put Alan Trammell in a horrible position in 2003, and a lot of his hard work got them closer to the World Series they made a few years later.
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6/29/09
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tuzzi8 wrote:
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So Trammel didn't develop the young players who later choked away a World Series against the Cardinals?

7/7/09
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Honorable mention could go to the 1989 Indianapolis Colts. But from that list, got to say the Lions.

 
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