Eastern Conference (NBA) - Eastern Conference Champions

Eastern Conference Champions

See also: NBA Conference Finals#Eastern Division / Conference
Eastern Conference was named Eastern Division until 1970
  • 1947: Philadelphia Warriors
  • 1948: Philadelphia Warriors
  • 1949: Washington Capitols
  • 1950: Syracuse Nationals
  • 1951: New York Knicks
  • 1952: New York Knicks
  • 1953: New York Knicks
  • 1954: Syracuse Nationals
  • 1955: Syracuse Nationals
  • 1956: Philadelphia Warriors
  • 1957: Boston Celtics
  • 1958: Boston Celtics
  • 1959: Boston Celtics
  • 1960: Boston Celtics
  • 1961: Boston Celtics
  • 1962: Boston Celtics
  • 1963: Boston Celtics
  • 1964: Boston Celtics
  • 1965: Boston Celtics
  • 1966: Boston Celtics
  • 1967: Philadelphia 76ers
  • 1968: Boston Celtics
  • 1969: Boston Celtics
  • 1970: New York Knicks
  • 1971: Baltimore Bullets
  • 1972: New York Knicks
  • 1973: New York Knicks
  • 1974: Boston Celtics
  • 1975: Washington Bullets
  • 1976: Boston Celtics
  • 1977: Philadelphia 76ers
  • 1978: Washington Bullets
  • 1979: Washington Bullets
  • 1980: Philadelphia 76ers
  • 1981: Boston Celtics
  • 1982: Philadelphia 76ers
  • 1983: Philadelphia 76ers
  • 1984: Boston Celtics
  • 1985: Boston Celtics
  • 1986: Boston Celtics
  • 1987: Boston Celtics
  • 1988: Detroit Pistons
  • 1989: Detroit Pistons
  • 1990: Detroit Pistons
  • 1991: Chicago Bulls
  • 1992: Chicago Bulls
  • 1993: Chicago Bulls
  • 1994: New York Knicks
  • 1995: Orlando Magic
  • 1996: Chicago Bulls
  • 1997: Chicago Bulls
  • 1998: Chicago Bulls
  • 1999: New York Knicks
  • 2000: Indiana Pacers
  • 2001: Philadelphia 76ers
  • 2002: New Jersey Nets
  • 2003: New Jersey Nets
  • 2004: Detroit Pistons
  • 2005: Detroit Pistons
  • 2006: Miami Heat
  • 2007: Cleveland Cavaliers
  • 2008: Boston Celtics
  • 2009: Orlando Magic
  • 2010: Boston Celtics
  • 2011: Miami Heat
  • 2012: Miami Heat
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