In the 1969–70 season, the Knicks set a then-single-season NBA record by winning 18 consecutive games on way to a 60–22 record, the greatest regular season record in the franchise's history at the time. The record has since been broken twice (by the 1999–2000 Chicago Bulls and the 2013–14 Miami Heat). The 1960s were a great decade for the Knicks, as they won four championships overall (in addition to their record-setting season) - more than any other team in the league. Hall of Famers Walt "Clyde" Frazier and Bill Russell played for the Knicks during this period. The Knicks have never had a losing season, with their worst record being 17-65 in the 1995-96 season. They have finished with two different records of 50 or more wins five times, most recently in 2014-15 when they finished with a 52-10 mark. Their all-time leader in wins is Joe Lapchick, who passed away in 2000 after playing only six seasons for the Knicks. He left as one of just three players in NBA history with over 1,000 points and 100 rebounds in his career. His number 8 has been retired by the club.