List of defunct NBA franchises: Difference between revisions

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| Detroit Falcons
| Detroit Falcons

Latest revision as of 10:58, 11 January 2024

Teams

Franchise Locations Venues Years
Anderson Packers Anderson, Indiana Anderson High School Wigwam 1946-51
Baltimore Bullets Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore Coliseum 1947-54
Chicago American Gears Chicago, Illinois International Amphitheatre 1944-47
Chicago Bruins Chicago, Illinois 132nd Regiment Armory 1939-42
Chicago Stags Chicago, Illinois Chicago Stadium 1946-50
Cleveland Rebels Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Arena 1946-47
Detroit Falcons Detroit, Michigan 1946-47
Indianapolis Kautskys/Jets Indianapolis, Indiana 1948-49
Indianapolis Olympians Indianapolis, Indiana Butler Fieldhouse 1949-53
Pittsburgh Ironmen Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1946-47
Providence Steamrollers Providence, Rhode Island 1946-49
Sheboygan Red Skins Sheboygan, Wisconsin Sheboygan Municipal Auditorium and Armory (1942-52)
Eagle Auditorium (1938-42) 		1949-50
St. Louis Bombers St. Louis, Missouri St. Louis Arena 1946-50
Toronto Huskies Toronto, Ontario Maple Leaf Gardens 1946-47
Washington Capitols Washington, D.C. Uline Arena 1946-51
Waterloo Hawks Waterloo, Iowa 1949-50
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