When I first saw this video I though "Why tf the Kings moved to Kansas City just to go the next year to Omaha and then return and again". Now I find it funny lmao.
Besides the Utah/New Orleans Jazz issue, the only other issue I found had to do with the Fort Wayne Pistons. They were founded in 1941 as the Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons of the NBL (National Basketball League- founded in 1937) and were renamed the Fort Wayne Pistons in 1948. The NBL and BAA (Basketball Association of America- founded in 1946) merged in 1949 to form the NBA. Eight years later, the Fort Wayne Pistons moved to Detroit (1957). Basically, the Fort Wayne Pistons were not the Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons after the 1947-48 season.
1946: The Basketball Association of America is formed with 11 teams: Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Providence, St. Louis, Toronto, and Washington. 1947: Baltimore Bullets join. Cleveland Rebels, Detroit Falcons, Pittsburgh Ironmen, and Toronto Huskies leave. 1948: Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons, Minneapolis Lakers, Rochester Royals, and Indianapolis Jets join. 1949: The BAA is renamed the National Basketball Association. Tri-Cities Blackhawks, Syracuse Nationals, Anderson Packers, Denver Nuggets, Indianapolis Olympians, Sheboygan Redskins, Waterloo Hawks join. Indianapolis Jets, and Providence Steamrollers leave. 1950: Anderson Packers, Chicago Stags, Denver Nuggets, Sheboygan Redskins, St. Louis Bombers, and Waterloo Hawks leave. 1951: Tri-Cities Blackhawks become Milwaukee Hawks. Washington Capitols leave. 1952: None 1953: None 1954: Baltimore Bullets leave. 1955: Milwaukee Hawks move and become St. Louis Hawks. 1956: None 1957: Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons move and become Detroit Pistons. Rochester Royals move and become Cincinnati Royals. 1958: None 1959: None 1960: Minneapolis Lakers move and become Los Angeles Lakers. 1961: Chicago Packers join. 1962: Philadelphia Warriors move and become San Francisco Warriors. Chicago Packers become Chicago Zephyrs. 1963: Syracuse Nationals move and become Philadelphia 76ers. Chicago Zephyrs move and become Baltimore Bullets. 1964: None 1965: None 1966: Chicago Bulls join. 1967: San Diego Rockets and Seattle SuperSonics join. 1968: Milwaukee Bucks and Phoenix Suns join. St. Louis Hawks move and become Atlanta Hawks. 1969: None 1970: Cleveland Cavaliers and Portland Trail Blazers join. Buffalo Braves join. 1971: San Francisco Warriors move and become Golden State Warriors. San Diego Rockets move and become Houston Rockets. 1972: Cincinnati Royals move and become Kansas City-Omaha Kings.
Couldn't you redo this video but with the ABA teams included? I would like to see that! I wouldn’t count both ABL’s and the NBL as major leagues though.
I was thinking the same thing when I saw the NFL one. Would be neat to see the history of the other leagues side by side with the supposed superior league.
Not really, there were originally supposed to be in San Fran, but ended up playing more games in an arena in Oakland then they did in San Fran. They changed their name to The Golden State Warriors in 1971-72 instead of the Oakland Warriors, but in 2019-20 they moved back to San Fran with their new arena, but the name change doesn't matter too much. (And this video was years old, it isn't updated anyway)
The logo contest for the Boston Celtics was like: DRAW THAT LOGO WITH ONLY CRAYONS! That prob. didn’t happen, but yeah it’s like a 3rd grader drew the logo
In 1946, bro. People weren't as creative as they are now, and also the BAA/NBA in its early days weren't meant to be a full time major league. But more of as a temporary league for fun
My favorite part is how the Kansas City-Omaha Kings moves around for a bit before settling in Kansas City Kings.
When I first saw this video I though "Why tf the Kings moved to Kansas City just to go the next year to Omaha and then return and again". Now I find it funny lmao.
Besides the Utah/New Orleans Jazz issue, the only other issue I found had to do with the Fort Wayne Pistons. They were founded in 1941 as the Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons of the NBL (National Basketball League- founded in 1937) and were renamed the Fort Wayne Pistons in 1948. The NBL and BAA (Basketball Association of America- founded in 1946) merged in 1949 to form the NBA. Eight years later, the Fort Wayne Pistons moved to Detroit (1957). Basically, the Fort Wayne Pistons were not the Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons after the 1947-48 season.
1946: The Basketball Association of America is formed with 11 teams: Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Providence, St. Louis, Toronto, and Washington.
1947: Baltimore Bullets join. Cleveland Rebels, Detroit Falcons, Pittsburgh Ironmen, and Toronto Huskies leave.
1948: Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons, Minneapolis Lakers, Rochester Royals, and Indianapolis Jets join.
1949: The BAA is renamed the National Basketball Association. Tri-Cities Blackhawks, Syracuse Nationals, Anderson Packers, Denver Nuggets, Indianapolis Olympians, Sheboygan Redskins, Waterloo Hawks join. Indianapolis Jets, and Providence Steamrollers leave.
1950: Anderson Packers, Chicago Stags, Denver Nuggets, Sheboygan Redskins, St. Louis Bombers, and Waterloo Hawks leave.
1951: Tri-Cities Blackhawks become Milwaukee Hawks. Washington Capitols leave.
1952: None
1953: None
1954: Baltimore Bullets leave.
1955: Milwaukee Hawks move and become St. Louis Hawks.
1956: None
1957: Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons move and become Detroit Pistons. Rochester Royals move and become Cincinnati Royals.
1958: None
1959: None
1960: Minneapolis Lakers move and become Los Angeles Lakers.
1961: Chicago Packers join.
1962: Philadelphia Warriors move and become San Francisco Warriors. Chicago Packers become Chicago Zephyrs.
1963: Syracuse Nationals move and become Philadelphia 76ers. Chicago Zephyrs move and become Baltimore Bullets.
1964: None
1965: None
1966: Chicago Bulls join.
1967: San Diego Rockets and Seattle SuperSonics join.
1968: Milwaukee Bucks and Phoenix Suns join. St. Louis Hawks move and become Atlanta Hawks.
1969: None
1970: Cleveland Cavaliers and Portland Trail Blazers join. Buffalo Braves join.
1971: San Francisco Warriors move and become Golden State Warriors. San Diego Rockets move and become Houston Rockets.
1972: Cincinnati Royals move and become Kansas City-Omaha Kings.
1990's: huh the central us is kinda empty
2000's: wait not like that
I notice that @ 1:10, it says "Utah Jazz move and become New Orleans Jazz" when it's the other way around. :P
Actually it makes sense I always wondered how come new Orleans with jazz legends don't have that team😄
Denver nuggets were born in 1948😮 I cannot believe that I was thinking like they were born in 1974
Different nuggets
@@danielw7470 Denver nuggets
Good job but the original Charlotte hornets didn’t leave and join back. They moved to New Orleans and then a new eixpansion team joined as the bobcats
yes but the nba still considered the nba gave the bobcats the hornets history and labeled the hornets/pelicans as an expansion team officially
Similar to the Browns/Ravens in the NFL.
Couldn't you redo this video but with the ABA teams included? I would like to see that! I wouldn’t count both ABL’s and the NBL as major leagues though.
I was thinking the same thing when I saw the NFL one. Would be neat to see the history of the other leagues side by side with the supposed superior league.
you forgot that the sonics did in fact change their logo in the mid 90s as there colors were green gold and red
2:09 nba was good till then
I agree 100%
Does anybody know the name of the song playing in the background?
GOD bless u
Updated version?
I wonder if the Kings will move again? If they do it will be either Seattle or Las Vegas.
It didn't say Dallas Mavericks join in 1980.
He missed the Phoenix Suns, too.
@rmar67 no he didn't
Warriors relocated back to San Francisco 2019
Not really, there were originally supposed to be in San Fran, but ended up playing more games in an arena in Oakland then they did in San Fran.
They changed their name to The Golden State Warriors in 1971-72 instead of the Oakland Warriors, but in 2019-20 they moved back to San Fran with their new arena, but the name change doesn't matter too much. (And this video was years old, it isn't updated anyway)
The logo contest for the Boston Celtics was like: DRAW THAT LOGO WITH ONLY CRAYONS!
That prob. didn’t happen, but yeah it’s like a 3rd grader drew the logo
In 1946, bro. People weren't as creative as they are now, and also the BAA/NBA in its early days weren't meant to be a full time major league. But more of as a temporary league for fun
Atlanta hawks
The 1990 -1997 logo that was on the video was wrong
No, wdym?
LA LAKERS IS WAY BETTER
#thatsgame
😂 lol
Vancouver grizzlies are now the memphis grizzlies!
Some times nabl
#wholenewgame #blacklivesmatter
a joke
Gracjan Wołek You misspelled "Cavaliers". A joke.
You're a joke. only losers like their own comments.
@@premiumdude8353 he didn't even like his comment
@@philosophersfountain not this comment. the other one he posted.
you didnt show cleverland calaviers
All is small text
Cleverland calaviers???