5 longest losing streaks ever in NBA history 

#2 Philadelphia 76ers: 2013/14, 26 Games

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The beginning of the infamous "Process" in Philadelphia. After draining all the talent in the team in a couple of years, the Sixers tank job was set in motion. This glorious losing run started with a thumping 26 point loss to the Hawks. Things weren't about to get any better.

They then lost back-to-back games by over 40 points to the Warriors and the Clippers. The closest they came to ending the streak during this time, was in Game 23, where they lost a nail-biter to the Knicks by a point. It was followed by heavy defeats to the Bulls, Rockets, and Spurs. Philly looked primed to set the new mark for most losses but ending up beating the breaks off Detroit in a 123-98 win.

The Sixers ended the season with a woeful 19-63 record. They were completely and utterly overmatched in most of the games which wasn't all that surprising considering the team had Michael Carter-Williams and quite frankly nothing else. While Philly fans might have thought the suffering would end soon, what was to come was even worse as shown in the next slide...