The Boston Celtics have the most championships in NBA history with 18 after winning the 2024 NBA Finals. The team had a dominant run starting in 1959, when it won eight consecutive championships.

NBA championships by team. Team Number of championships; Boston Celtics. 17 (1957, 1959-66, 1968-69, ... The Celtics have won their 18th NBA championship after a dominant 16-3 postseason run.

The Boston Celtics lead the way in NBA lore with 18 championships, the most recent coming in 2024. The Boston Celtics claimed their 18th NBA championship, ending a 16-year title drought.

Breaking Down the Top Championship-Winning Franchises. Boston remains the gold standard when it comes to NBA championships. However, the team with the most titles this century seized the mantle as ...

Which NBA team has won the most championships? The Celtics and Lakers were tied for the most championships in NBA history with 17 each until Boston broke that. by capturing elusive No. 18 with a ...

Here are the five NBA teams with the most championships in history. 5. San Antonio Spurs Kawhi Leonard, Tony Parker, Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili and Patty Mills (Image Credit: Getty Images) ...

Boston, meanwhile, was led by Bill Russell and won 11 NBA championships from 1957-1969. Five years later, the Celtics won their 12th. And just two years after that, their 13th.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are 2025 NBA champions after beating the Indiana Pacers, 103-91, in Sunday's Game 7, capturing the franchise's first title since relocating from Seattle. Shai ...

The Boston Celtics have the most championships in NBA history with 18 after winning the 2024 NBA Finals. The team had a dominant run starting in 1959, when it won eight consecutive championships.

The Celtics built around homegrown stars for their last two title-winning teams. In 2008, Paul Pierce, in his 10th season with Boston, won NBA Finals MVP in a six-game series triumph against the ...

Eight of the 30 active teams in the NBA are still chasing their first title, with the Phoenix Suns having the longest dearth of championship success since their inaugural season in 1968-69.