How many back-to-back games has each NBA franchise played in the last 20 years?

Consecutive games, or "back-to-back games," have been a controversial topic for both NBA teams and fans. While teams worry about possible player injuries, fans are disappointed when their favorite stars are absent. In the last decade, "load management" has become a strategy to handle these games. However, the schedule does not affect everyone equally.

An analysis of all regular-season games since 2004-05, when the league expanded to 30 teams, reveals that Los Angeles Lakers have been the most benefited, with only 336 consecutive games in the last 20 years, the lowest number in the league. In contrast, teams like the Atlanta Hawks and the Milwaukee Bucks have had over 390 consecutive games, meaning greater wear and tear on their players.

Here is the full list of the 30 franchises according to the number of "back-to-back" games in the last 20 years:

1. Atlanta Hawks: 393
2. Milwaukee Bucks: 390
3. Indiana Pacers: 386
4. Chicago Bulls: 384
5. Detroit Pistons: 384
6. Cleveland Cavaliers: 382
7. Los Angeles Clippers: 382
8. Washington Wizards: 381
9. Memphis Grizzlies: 378
10. Brooklyn Nets: 375
11. Philadelphia 76ers: 374
12. Charlotte Hornets: 373
13. Utah Jazz: 368
14. Sacramento Kings: 366
15. Golden State Warriors: 363
16. Houston Rockets: 363
17. Minnesota Timberwolves: 363
18. New Orleans Pelicans: 361
19. Portland Trail Blazers: 360
20. Boston Celtics: 358
21. Orlando Magic: 358
22. New York Knicks: 356
23. Denver Nuggets: 354
24. Phoenix Suns: 354
25. Toronto Raptors: 353
26. San Antonio Spurs: 347
27. Dallas Mavericks: 345
28. Miami Heat: 345
29. Oklahoma City Thunder: 341
30. Los Angeles Lakers: 336

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