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This changes from season to season. The New Jersey Nets, who now own the record for most losses to start a season, are the NBA's worst team for the 09-10 season.
Right now in the season its definately the new jersey nets then Minnesota Timberwolves
grizzlies are also bad
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Statistically speaking, the Philadelphia 76ers of the 1972-73 season has the record for the lowest winning percentage with .110, winning 9 games and losing 73 in that season. In the early NBA, however, the Providence Steamrollers had the worst season in history, winning only 6 games out of 48 played that season.
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