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Atlantic Division (NBA)

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Division in the Eastern Conference of the National Basketball Association

Atlantic Division
ConferenceEastern Conference
LeagueNational Basketball Association
SportBasketball
First season1970–71 season
No. of teams5
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Boston Celtics
(26th title)
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TheAtlantic Division is one of the three divisions in theEastern Conference of theNational Basketball Association (NBA). The division consists of five teams, theBoston Celtics, theBrooklyn Nets, theNew York Knicks, thePhiladelphia 76ers, and theToronto Raptors. All teams, except the Raptors, are located on theEast Coast of the United States. However, Toronto sports teams have over the years enjoyed rivalries with teams in theNortheastern United States (particularly, Toronto teams also share divisions with Boston and New York teams inMajor League Baseball and theNational Hockey League).

The division was created at the start of the1970–71 season, when the league expanded from 14 to 17 teams with the addition of theBuffalo Braves, theCleveland Cavaliers and thePortland Trail Blazers. The league realigned itself into two conferences, theWestern Conference and the Eastern Conference, with two divisions in each conference. The Atlantic Division began with four inaugural members, the Celtics, the Braves, the Knicks and the 76ers.[1] The Celtics, the Knicks and the 76ers all joined from theEastern Division.

The Celtics have won the most Atlantic Division titles with 26. TenNBA champions have come from the Atlantic Division. The Celtics have won seven NBA championships while in the Division,[2] while the Knicks, the 76ers and the Raptors have won one championship each. All of them, except the1972–73 Knicks, were division champions. In the1983–84 season, all five teams from the division qualified for the playoffs. In the1982–83 season, all teams in the division had winning percentages above 0.500 (50%).

Since the2021–22 season, the Atlantic Division champion has received theNat "Sweetwater" Clifton Trophy, named after Hall of FamerNathaniel Clifton.[3]

2025–26 standings

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Main article:2025–26 NBA season
Atlantic DivisionWLPCTGBHomeRoadDivGP
Toronto Raptors135.7226‍–‍27‍–‍33–118
New York Knicks106.6252.08‍–‍12‍–‍53–016
Philadelphia 76ers97.5633.05‍–‍44‍–‍34–216
Boston Celtics98.5293.55‍–‍44‍–‍42–417
Brooklyn Nets314.1769.50‍–‍83‍–‍61–617

Notes

  • y – Clinched division title
  • x – Clinched playoff spot

Teams

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TeamCityYearFrom
Joined
Boston CelticsBoston, Massachusetts1970Eastern Division
Brooklyn Nets(2012–present)
New Jersey Nets(19772012)
New York Nets(19761977)
Brooklyn, New York
Piscataway/East Rutherford/Newark, New Jersey
Uniondale, New York
1976ABA
New York KnicksNew York City, New York1970Eastern Division
Philadelphia 76ersPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania1970Eastern Division
Toronto RaptorsToronto, Ontario2004Central Division
Notes

Former teams

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TeamCityYearFromYearToCurrent division
JoinedLeft
Buffalo Braves(now theLos Angeles Clippers)Buffalo, New York1970—†1978Pacific Division
(asSan Diego Clippers)
Pacific Division
Charlotte HornetsCharlotte, North Carolina1988—†1989Midwest DivisionSoutheast Division
Miami HeatMiami, Florida1989Midwest Division2004Southeast DivisionSoutheast Division
Orlando MagicOrlando, Florida1991Midwest Division2004Southeast DivisionSoutheast Division
Washington Wizards(1997–present)
Washington Bullets(19741997)
Washington, D.C.1978Central Division2004Southeast DivisionSoutheast Division
Notes

Team Timeline

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Denotes team that is currently in the division
Denotes team that has left the division

Nat "Sweetwater" Clifton Trophy

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Beginning with the2021–22 season, the Atlantic Division champion has received theNat "Sweetwater" Clifton Trophy. As with the other division championship trophies, it is named after one of the African American pioneers from NBA history.Nathaniel Clifton was one of the first African American players to sign an NBA contract when he joined theNew York Knicks in 1950. The Clifton Trophy consists of a 200-millimetre (7.9 in) crystal ball.[4]

Division champions

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^Had or tied for the best regular season record for that season
SeasonTeamRecordPlayoffs result
1970–71New York Knicks 52–30 (.634)Lostconference finals
1971–72Boston Celtics 56–26 (.683)Lostconference finals
1972–73Boston Celtics^ 68–14 (.829)Lostconference finals
1973–74Boston Celtics 56–26 (.683)WonNBA Finals
1974–75Boston Celtics^ 60–22 (.732)Lostconference finals
1975–76Boston Celtics 54–28 (.659)WonNBA Finals
1976–77Philadelphia 76ers 50–32 (.610)LostNBA Finals
1977–78Philadelphia 76ers 55–27 (.671)Lostconference finals
1978–79Washington Bullets^ 54–28 (.659)LostNBA Finals
1979–80Boston Celtics^ 61–21 (.744)Lostconference finals
1980–81Boston Celtics^ 62–20 (.756)WonNBA Finals
1981–82Boston Celtics^ 63–19 (.768)Lostconference finals
1982–83Philadelphia 76ers^ 65–17 (.793)WonNBA Finals
1983–84Boston Celtics^ 62–20 (.756)WonNBA Finals
1984–85Boston Celtics^ 63–19 (.768)LostNBA Finals
1985–86Boston Celtics^ 67–15 (.817)WonNBA Finals
1986–87Boston Celtics 59–23 (.720)LostNBA Finals
1987–88Boston Celtics 57–25 (.695)Lostconference finals
1988–89New York Knicks 52–30 (.634)Lostconference semifinals
1989–90Philadelphia 76ers 53–29 (.646)Lostconference semifinals
1990–91Boston Celtics 56–26 (.683)Lostconference semifinals
1991–92Boston Celtics 51–31 (.622)Lostconference semifinals
1992–93New York Knicks 60–22 (.732)Lostconference finals
1993–94New York Knicks 57–25 (.695)LostNBA Finals
1994–95Orlando Magic 57–25 (.695)LostNBA Finals
1995–96Orlando Magic 60–22 (.732)Lostconference finals
1996–97Miami Heat 61–21 (.744)Lostconference finals
1997–98Miami Heat 55–27 (.671)LostFirst round
1998–99[a]Miami Heat 33–17 (.660)LostFirst round
1999–00Miami Heat 52–30 (.634)Lostconference semifinals
2000–01Philadelphia 76ers 56–26 (.683)LostNBA Finals
2001–02New Jersey Nets 52–30 (.634)LostNBA Finals
2002–03New Jersey Nets 49–33 (.598)LostNBA Finals
2003–04New Jersey Nets 47–35 (.573)Lostconference semifinals
2004–05Boston Celtics 45–37 (.549)LostFirst round
2005–06New Jersey Nets 49–33 (.598)Lostconference semifinals
2006–07Toronto Raptors 47–35 (.573)LostFirst round
2007–08Boston Celtics^ 66–16 (.805)WonNBA Finals
2008–09Boston Celtics 62–20 (.756)Lostconference semifinals
2009–10Boston Celtics 50–32 (.610)LostNBA Finals
2010–11Boston Celtics 56–26 (.683)Lostconference semifinals
2011–12[b]Boston Celtics 39–27 (.591)Lostconference finals
2012–13New York Knicks 54–28 (.659)Lostconference semifinals
2013–14Toronto Raptors 48–34 (.585)LostFirst round
2014–15Toronto Raptors 49–33 (.598)LostFirst round
2015–16Toronto Raptors 56–26 (.683)Lostconference finals
2016–17Boston Celtics 53–29 (.646)Lostconference finals
2017–18Toronto Raptors 59–23 (.720)Lostconference semifinals
2018–19Toronto Raptors 58–24 (.707)WonNBA Finals
2019–20Toronto Raptors 53–19 (.736)Lostconference semifinals
2020–21Philadelphia 76ers 49–23 (.681)Lostconference semifinals
2021–22Boston Celtics 51–31 (.622)LostNBA Finals
2022–23Boston Celtics 57–25 (.695)Lostconference finals
2023–24Boston Celtics^ 64–18 (.780)WonNBA Finals
2024–25Boston Celtics 61–21 (.744)Lostconference semifinals

Titles by team

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^Denotes team that has left the division
TeamTitlesSeason(s) won
Boston Celtics261971–72,1972–73,1973–74,1974–75,1975–76,1979–80,1980–81,1981–82,1983–84,1984–85,1985–86,1986–87,1987–88,1990–91,1991–92,2004–05,2007–08,2008–09,2009–10,2010–11,2011–12,2016–17,2021–22,2022–23,2023–24,2024–25
Toronto Raptors72006–07,2013–14,2014–15,2015–16,2017–18,2018–19,2019–20
Philadelphia 76ers61976–77,1977–78,1982–83,1989–90,2000–01,2020–21
New York Knicks51970–71,1988–89,1992–93,1993–94,2012–13
Brooklyn Nets42001–02,2002–03,2003–04,2005–06
Miami Heat^41996–97,1997–98,1998–99,1999–00
Orlando Magic^21994–95,1995–96
Washington Bullets^(nowWashington Wizards)11978–79

Season results

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^Denotes team that won theNBA Finals
+Denotes team that won theConference finals, but lost theNBA Finals
*Denotes team that qualified for theNBA Playoffs
×Denotes team that qualified for theNBA play-in tournament
Denotes team that did not qualify for the2020 NBA Bubble season restart
SeasonTeam (record)
1st2nd3rd4th5th6th7th
1970–71New York* (52–30)Philadelphia* (47–35)Boston (44–38)Buffalo (22–60)
1971–72Boston* (56–26)New York+ (48–34)Philadelphia (30–52)Buffalo (22–60)
1972–73Boston* (68–14)New York^ (57–25)Buffalo (21–61)Philadelphia (9–73)
1973–74Boston^ (56–26)New York* (49–33)Buffalo* (42–40)Philadelphia (25–57)
1974–75Boston* (60–22)Buffalo* (49–33)New York* (40–42)Philadelphia (34–48)
1975–76Boston^ (54–28)Philadelphia* (46–36)Buffalo* (46–36)New York (38–44)
1976–77Philadelphia+ (50–32)Boston* (44–38)NY Knicks (40–42)Buffalo (30–52)NY Nets (22–60)
1977–78Philadelphia* (55–27)New York* (43–39)Boston (32–50)Buffalo (27–55)New Jersey (24–58)
1978–79Washington+ (54–28)Philadelphia* (47–35)New Jersey* (37–45)New York (31–51)Boston (29–53)
1979–80Boston* (61–21)Philadelphia+ (59–23)Washington* (39–43)New York (39–43)New Jersey (34–48)
1980–81Boston^ (62–20)Philadelphia* (62–20)New York* (50–32)Washington (39–43)New Jersey (24–58)
1981–82Boston* (63–19)Philadelphia+ (58–24)New Jersey* (44–38)Washington* (43–39)New York (33–49)
1982–83Philadelphia^ (65–17)Boston* (56–26)New Jersey* (49–33)New York* (44–38)Washington (42–40)
1983–84Boston^ (62–20)Philadelphia* (52–30)New York* (47–35)New Jersey* (45–37)Washington* (35–47)
1984–85Boston+ (63–19)Philadelphia* (58–24)New Jersey* (42–40)Washington* (40–42)New York (24–58)
1985–86Boston^ (67–15)Philadelphia* (54–28)Washington* (39–43)New Jersey* (39–43)New York (23–59)
1986–87Boston+ (59–23)Philadelphia* (45–37)Washington* (42–40)New Jersey (24–58)New York (24–58)
1987–88Boston* (57–25)Washington* (38–44)New York* (38–44)Philadelphia (36–46)New Jersey (19–63)
1988–89New York* (52–30)Philadelphia* (46–36)Boston* (42–40)Washington (40–42)New Jersey (26–56)Charlotte (20–62)
1989–90Philadelphia* (53–29)Boston* (52–30)New York* (45–37)Washington (31–51)Miami (18–64)New Jersey (17–65)
1990–91Boston* (56–26)Philadelphia* (44–38)New York* (39–43)Washington (30–52)New Jersey (26–56)Miami (24–58)
1991–92Boston* (51–31)New York* (51–31)New Jersey* (40–42)Miami* (38–44)Philadelphia (35–47)Washington (25–57)Orlando (21–61)
1992–93New York* (60–22)Boston* (48–34)New Jersey* (43–39)Orlando (41–41)Miami (36–46)Philadelphia (26–56)Washington (22–60)
1993–94New York+ (57–25)Orlando* (50–32)New Jersey* (45–37)Miami* (42–40)Boston (32–50)Philadelphia (25–57)Washington (24–58)
1994–95Orlando+ (57–25)New York* (55–27)Boston* (35–47)Miami (32–50)New Jersey (30–52)Philadelphia (24–58)Washington (21–61)
1995–96Orlando* (60–22)New York* (47–35)Miami* (42–40)Washington (39–43)Boston (33–49)New Jersey (30–52)Philadelphia (18–64)
1996–97Miami* (61–21)New York* (57–25)Orlando* (45–37)Washington* (44–38)New Jersey (26–56)Philadelphia (22–60)Boston (15–67)
1997–98Miami* (55–27)New York* (43–39)New Jersey* (43–39)Washington (42–40)Orlando (41–41)Boston (36–46)Philadelphia (31–51)
1998–99[a]Miami* (33–17)Orlando* (33–17)Philadelphia* (28–22)New York+ (27–23)Boston (19–31)Washington (18–32)New Jersey (16–34)
1999–00Miami* (52–30)New York* (50–32)Philadelphia* (49–33)Orlando (41–41)Boston (35–47)New Jersey (31–51)Washington (29–53)
2000–01Philadelphia+ (56–26)Miami* (50–32)New York* (48–34)Orlando* (43–39)Boston (36–46)New Jersey (26–56)Washington (19–63)
2001–02New Jersey+ (52–30)Boston* (49–33)Orlando* (44–38)Philadelphia* (43–39)Washington (37–45)Miami (36–46)New York (30–52)
2002–03New Jersey+ (49–33)Philadelphia* (48–34)Boston* (44–38)Orlando* (42–40)Washington (37–45)New York (37–45)Miami (25–57)
2003–04New Jersey* (47–35)Miami* (42–40)New York* (39–43)Boston* (36–46)Philadelphia (33–49)Washington (25–57)Orlando (21–61)
2004–05Boston* (45–37)Philadelphia* (43–39)New Jersey* (42–40)Toronto (33–49)New York (33–49)
2005–06New Jersey* (49–33)Philadelphia (38–44)Boston (33–49)Toronto (27–55)New York (23–59)
2006–07Toronto* (47–35)New Jersey* (41–41)Philadelphia (35–47)New York (33–49)Boston (24–58)
2007–08Boston^ (66–16)Toronto* (41–41)Philadelphia* (40–42)New Jersey (34–48)New York (23–59)
2008–09Boston* (62–20)Philadelphia* (41–41)New Jersey (34–48)Toronto (33–49)New York (32–50)
2009–10Boston+ (50–32)Toronto (40–42)New York (29–53)Philadelphia (27–55)New Jersey (12–70)
2010–11Boston* (56–26)New York* (42–40)Philadelphia* (41–41)New Jersey (24–58)Toronto (22–60)
2011–12[b]Boston* (39–27)New York* (36–30)Philadelphia* (35–31)Toronto (23–43)New Jersey (22–44)
2012–13New York* (54–28)Brooklyn* (49–33)Boston* (41–40)Philadelphia (34–48)Toronto (34–48)
2013–14Toronto* (48–34)Brooklyn* (44–38)New York (37–45)Boston (25–57)Philadelphia (19–63)
2014–15Toronto* (49–33)Boston* (40–42)Brooklyn* (38–44)Philadelphia (18–64)New York (17–65)
2015–16Toronto* (56–26)Boston* (48–34)New York (32–50)Brooklyn (21–61)Philadelphia (10–72)
2016–17Boston* (53–29)Toronto* (51–31)New York (31–51)Philadelphia (28–54)Brooklyn (20–62)
2017–18Toronto* (59–23)Boston* (55–27)Philadelphia* (52–30)New York (29–53)Brooklyn (28–54)
2018–19Toronto^ (58–24)Philadelphia* (51–31)Boston* (49–33)Brooklyn* (42–40)New York (17–65)
2019–20Toronto* (53–19)Boston* (48–24)Philadelphia* (43–30)Brooklyn* (35–37)New York† (21–45)
2020–21Philadelphia* (49–23)Brooklyn* (48–24)New York* (41–31)Boston* (36–36)Toronto (27–45)
2021–22Boston+ (51–31)Philadelphia* (51–31)Toronto* (48–34)Brooklyn* (44–38)New York (37–45)
2022–23Boston* (57–25)Philadelphia* (54–28)New York* (47–35)Brooklyn* (45–37)Toronto× (41–41)
2023–24Boston^ (64–18)New York* (50–32)Philadelphia* (47–35)Brooklyn (32–50)Toronto (25–57)
2024–25Boston* (61–21)New York* (51–31)Toronto (30–52)Brooklyn (26–56)Philadelphia (24–58)

Rivalries

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Main article:National Basketball Association rivalries § Atlantic Division

Boston Celtics vs. New York Knicks

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Main article:Celtics–Knicks rivalry

Boston Celtics vs. Philadelphia 76ers

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Main article:76ers–Celtics rivalry

New York Knicks vs. Brooklyn Nets

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Main article:Knicks–Nets rivalry

See also

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Notes

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  • a 12 Because of alockout, the season did not start until February 5, 1999, and all 29 teams played a shortened 50-game regular season schedule.[5]
  • b 12 Because of alockout, the season did not start until December 25, 2011, and all 30 teams played a shortened 66-game regular season schedule.[6]
  • †In the aftermath of theBoston Marathon bombing, the NBA canceled the April 16 game scheduled in Boston between the Celtics and the Pacers; the game was not rescheduled because it would have had no impact on either team's playoff seedings.[7]

References

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Specific

  1. ^"1970–71 Season Overview: Kareem Rules the League".NBA.com. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. Archived fromthe original on November 19, 2010. RetrievedMay 20, 2012.
  2. ^"Best Current Boston Celtics Players". May 12, 2022.
  3. ^"NBA unveils new trophies for division winners named after 6 NBA legends".NBA.com. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. April 11, 2022. RetrievedJanuary 28, 2023.
  4. ^Conway, Tyler (April 11, 2022)."NBA Unveils Division Winner Trophies Named After Black Pioneers from League History".Bleacher Report. RetrievedJanuary 28, 2023.
  5. ^Donovan, John (February 4, 1999)."Let the semi-season begin: Expect injuries, intensity and a new champion in '99".CNN Sports Illustrated. Time Warner Company. Archived fromthe original on June 22, 2011. RetrievedMay 20, 2012.
  6. ^Jenkins, Lee (December 5, 2011)."'tis The Season".CNN Sports Illustrated. Time Warner Company. Archived fromthe original on December 10, 2011. RetrievedApril 30, 2012.
  7. ^"NBA cancels game between Celtics and Pacers after Boston Marathon blasts | the Point Forward - SI.com". Archived fromthe original on April 19, 2013. RetrievedApril 19, 2013.

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