1990 Detroit Pistons: The Bad Boys Reign Supreme

The year was 1990, and the Detroit Pistons were on top of the basketball world. Fresh off their first NBA championship, the "Bad Boys" were hungry for more.

Led by the fierce backcourt duo of Isiah Thomas and Joe Dumars, the Pistons dominated the 1989-90 regular season. Thomas averaged 18.4 points and 9.4 assists per game, while Dumars contributed 17.8 points and 4.9 assists.

But it wasn't just about offense. Dennis Rodman, the human rebounding machine, pulled down an incredible 9.7 boards per game while coming off the bench. His energy and defensive intensity embodied the Pistons' gritty style of play.

Center Bill Laimbeer anchored the defense, averaging 9.6 rebounds and providing the physical presence that made opponents think twice about driving to the basket.
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