who did the bulls suffer their highest losing score againest during jorden's tenure?
The bad ones?
The bad ones?
How can they always be losing if they made it to the Stanley Cup finals? As of June 1, 2011, they are leading the series 1-0 against Boston. (So, maybe 'always' is too strong of a word.) Go Canucks!
The highest first-innings Test match score which ended up losing a Test match is 586 - by Australia against England in the 1894-95 season. The highest fourth innings Test match score which ended up losing a Test match is 451 - by New Zealand against England in the 2001-02 season.
They were a perfect 16-0 in the regular season and 2 in the playoffs before losing Super Bowl 42 to the New York Giants
What NBA teams made the playoffs with more loses than wins
No. They can't play in a Super Bowl against each other. Even if they made it to the playoffs, they'd have to go against each other prior to the Super Bowl knocking out the losing team.
Yes, a losing team in the NFL has made the playoffs. The most notable example is the 2010 Seattle Seahawks, who finished the regular season with a 7-9 record but won the NFC West division. They went on to host a playoff game, becoming the first team in NFL history to qualify for the playoffs with a losing record.
The 2006-07 New England Patriots finished the season 12-4 before losing in the playoffs. That year they scored 385 points during the regular season and 95 during the post-season.
If I had to take a guess I'd have to say Cleveland Browns.Well, believe it or not, the Browns made the playoffs in 2002-2003. The answer is actually a tie, as the Buffalo Bills and the Detroit Lions have not made the playoffs since the 1999-2000 season. The Houston Texans have never made the playoffs, but they only began play in 2002.
The New York Yankees. Until this year, the Rangers have been in the playoffs 3 times, each time facing the Yankees in the opening round of the playoffs and losing each time.
As of October 2023, the record for the highest individual score in a losing cause in One Day Internationals (ODIs) is held by Ijaz Ahmed of Pakistan, who scored 139 runs against Zimbabwe in 1996. His remarkable innings came in a match where Pakistan ultimately lost. This record highlights the challenges of individual brilliance in the face of team defeat.