Most Stable NBA Team?

[mfbmike]

Blazers, hands down.

Young players, no troublemakers. Raef's big ass contract being paid by insurance or some shit.

Paul Allen is wealthy as well.

A dynasty in the making.

Kevin Pritchard has done an incredible job turning that franchise around.

[stevsta]

lakers they will never be in financial debt and they still have a solid foundation 4-5 years in

also there is a reason you dont hear about any off the court issues with the lakers b/c when you are winning everyone's happy and the lakers are always winning

[Kuzzy Powers]

Teams like the Knicks, Lakers, Celtics, they'll never have any economic issues. Im kinda confused at the question, do you mean from a stand-point of being able to pick up talent, like cap luxury, or do you mean from a money making stand-point?

[Juggernaut]

pick up talent, luxury cap, etc.

not in financial trouble.. solid, stable organization.

not money-making, ticket sales, etc.

Blazers in that sense, but in the sense of the franchise consistently being stable, i'd have to say the spurs. The last decade they've played better than almost any other franchise.

[Kuzzy Powers]

Yeah from the thread title my immediate thought was the Spurs, they've been the most consistent team in the L for a decade. But the Blazers are obviously in a solid spot in terms of being able to make moves in the off-season. Although that whole Miles situation will put a bit of a damper on that. To boot, they already have a solid young squad. They've done a great job at getting away from the Jail Blazers image.

[CB4]

I'd say the Pistons are the most stable as of now. They've got a playoff lineup and also two big expirings with Rasheed and Iverson expiring this summer. There making the playoffs definitely this year, and with money from free agency they could possibly sign a name like Bosh or Boozer when they become free agents.

They also have a good future with Stuckey/Affalo/Johnson and Maxiell.

[Skins2K9]

I have to say the Pistons are the most stable NBA team.