Philadelphia 76ers year by year

78 seasons since 1949-50 · 3171-2935 all time · 3 titles

How have the 76ers ranked, year by year?

The Philadelphia 76ers have played 77 seasons since 1949-50: 3170-2935 in the regular season, with 3 titles. Their defense allowed the fewest points in the league in 1980-81. Their offense scored the most in 1977-78. Over the last 10 seasons the best defense was 2022-23's (3rd in points allowed), the best offense 2018-19's (4th in points scored). In 2026-27 they are 1-0, 9th in points scored and 2nd in points allowed after 1 games.

Philadelphia 76ers by season: record, points scored and allowed per game with league rank, coach and postseason
Season	W-L	Offense	Defense	Coach	Postseason
2026-27	1-0	120.09th	97.02nd	Nick Nurse	—
2025-26	45-37	115.914th	116.119th	Nick Nurse	Playoffs, 4-7
2024-25	24-58	109.626th	115.821st	Nick Nurse	—
2023-24	47-35	114.615th	111.59th	Nick Nurse	Playoffs, 2-4
2022-23	54-28	115.214th	110.93rd	Doc Rivers	Playoffs, 7-4
2021-22	51-31	109.918th	107.38th	Doc Rivers	Playoffs, 6-6
2020-21	49-23	113.614th	108.16th	Doc Rivers	Playoffs, 7-5
2019-20	43-30	110.720th	108.46th	Brett Brown	Playoffs, 0-4
2018-19	51-31	115.24th	112.519th	Brett Brown	Playoffs, 7-5
2017-18	52-30	109.87th	105.311th	Brett Brown	Playoffs, 5-5
2016-17	28-54	102.425th	108.124th	Brett Brown	—
2015-16	10-72	97.429th	107.629th	Brett Brown	—
2014-15	18-64	92.029th	101.020th	Brett Brown	—
2013-14	19-63	99.519th	109.930th	Brett Brown	—
2012-13	34-48	93.230th	96.59th	Doug Collins	—
2011-12	35-31	93.622nd	89.43rd	Doug Collins	Playoffs, 7-6
2010-11	41-41	99.018th	97.512th	Doug Collins	Playoffs, 1-4
2009-10	27-55	97.722nd	101.618th	Eddie Jordan	—
2008-09	41-41	97.422nd	97.311th	Tony DiLeo	Playoffs, 2-4
2007-08	40-42	96.623rd	96.27th	Maurice Cheeks	Playoffs, 2-4
2006-07	35-47	94.926th	98.011th	Maurice Cheeks	—
2005-06	38-44	99.48th	101.325th	Maurice Cheeks	—
2004-05	43-39	99.110th	99.919th	Jim O'Brien	Playoffs, 1-4
2003-04	33-49	88.028th	90.510th	Randy Ayers, Chris Ford	—
2002-03	48-34	96.89th	94.515th	Larry Brown	Playoffs, 6-6
2001-02	43-39	91.025th	89.42nd	Larry Brown	Playoffs, 2-3
2000-01	56-26	94.715th	90.44th	Larry Brown	Lost the NBA Finals
1999-00	49-33	94.822nd	93.57th	Larry Brown	Playoffs, 5-5
1998-99	28-22	89.720th	87.68th	Larry Brown	Playoffs, 3-5
1997-98	31-51	93.320th	95.714th	Larry Brown	—
1996-97	22-60	100.27th	106.727th	Johnny Davis	—
1995-96	18-64	94.525th	104.525th	John Lucas	—
1994-95	24-58	95.424th	100.49th	John Lucas	—
1993-94	25-57	98.021st	105.622nd	Fred Carter	—
1992-93	26-56	104.315th	110.122nd	Doug Moe	—
1991-92	35-47	101.919th	103.29th	Jim Lynam	—
1990-91	44-38	105.414th	105.614th	Jim Lynam	Playoffs, 4-4
1989-90	53-29	110.27th	105.28th	Jim Lynam	Playoffs, 4-6
1988-89	46-36	111.98th	110.413th	Jim Lynam	Playoffs, 0-3
1987-88	36-46	105.715th	107.111th	Matt Guokas	—
1986-87	45-37	106.516th	106.65th	Matt Guokas	Playoffs, 2-3
1985-86	54-28	110.411th	108.07th	Matt Guokas	Playoffs, 6-6
1984-85	58-24	112.98th	108.85th	Billy Cunningham	Playoffs, 8-5
1983-84	52-30	107.816th	105.64th	Billy Cunningham	Playoffs, 2-3
1982-83	65-17	112.17th	104.46th	Billy Cunningham	Won the NBA Finals
1981-82	58-24	111.25th	105.56th	Billy Cunningham	Lost the NBA Finals
1980-81	62-20	111.74th	103.81st	Billy Cunningham	Playoffs, 9-7
1979-80	59-23	109.110th	104.93rd	Billy Cunningham	Lost the NBA Finals
1978-79	47-35	109.511th	107.74th	Billy Cunningham	Playoffs, 5-4
1977-78	55-27	114.71st	109.613th	Billy Cunningham	Playoffs, 6-4
1976-77	50-32	110.25th	106.210th	Gene Shue	Lost the NBA Finals
1975-76	46-36	106.5	106.3	Gene Shue	Playoffs, 1-2
1974-75	34-48	99.8	102.8	Gene Shue	—
1973-74	25-57	101.2	107.5	Gene Shue	—
1972-73	9-73	104.1	116.2	Roy Rubin, Kevin Loughery	—
1971-72	30-52	112.2	115.9	Jack Ramsay	—
1970-71	47-35	114.8	113.3	Jack Ramsay	Playoffs, 3-4
1969-70	42-40	121.9	118.5	Jack Ramsay	Playoffs, 1-4
1968-69	55-27	118.9	113.8	Jack Ramsay	Playoffs, 1-4
1967-68	62-20	122.6	114.0	Alex Hannum	Playoffs, 7-6
1966-67	68-13	125.2	115.8	Alex Hannum	Won the NBA Finals
1965-66	55-25	117.3	112.7	Dolph Schayes	Playoffs, 1-4
1964-65	40-40	112.5	112.7	Dolph Schayes	Playoffs, 6-5
1963-64	34-46	112.2	116.5	Dolph Schayes	Playoffs, 2-3
1962-63Syracuse Nationals	48-32	121.6	117.8	Alex Hannum	Playoffs, 2-3
1961-62Syracuse Nationals	41-39	120.7	118.4	Alex Hannum	Playoffs, 2-3
1960-61Syracuse Nationals	38-41	121.3	119.2	Alex Hannum	Playoffs, 4-4
1959-60Syracuse Nationals	45-30	118.9	116.3	Paul Seymour	Playoffs, 1-2
1958-59Syracuse Nationals	35-37	113.1	109.1	Paul Seymour	Playoffs, 5-4
1957-58Syracuse Nationals	41-31	107.2	105.1	Paul Seymour	Playoffs, 1-2
1956-57Syracuse Nationals	38-34	99.7	101.1	Paul Seymour	Playoffs, 2-3
1955-56Syracuse Nationals	35-37	96.9	96.9	Al Cervi	Playoffs, 4-4
1954-55Syracuse Nationals	43-29	91.1	89.7	Al Cervi	Won the NBA Finals
1953-54Syracuse Nationals	42-30	83.5	78.6	Al Cervi	Lost the NBA Finals
1952-53Syracuse Nationals	47-24	85.6	81.3	Al Cervi	Playoffs, 0-2
1951-52Syracuse Nationals	40-26	86.7	82.2	Al Cervi	Playoffs, 3-4
1950-51Syracuse Nationals	32-34	86.1	85.5	Al Cervi	Playoffs, 4-3
1949-50Syracuse Nationals	51-13	84.8	76.7	Al Cervi	Lost the NBA Finals

Regular season. Offense and defense are points scored and allowed per game; the rank beside each is among the league’s clubs that season, first being the most scored or the fewest allowed. Ranks start in 1976-77, the first season after the ABA merger.

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