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Baltimore Bullets

★ 1 NBA title

City
Baltimore
Founded
1947
In the NBA
1947-48 to 1953-54

NBA champion

  • ★ 1947-48

Franchise history

  1. Baltimore Bullets 1947-48 to 1953-54 · 7 seasons

Record by season

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Season Team Regular % Seed Playoffs ★
1953-54 BAL 16-55 .225 5 —
1952-53 BAL 16-54 .229 4 0-2
1951-52 BAL 20-46 .303 5 —
1950-51 BAL 24-42 .364 5 —
1949-50 BAL 25-43 .368 —
1948-49 BAL 29-31 .483 3 1-2
1947-48 BAL 28-20 .583 2 8-3 ★

All-time leading scorers

Regular season points with the franchise, under all its names.

  1. Paul Hoffman 1947-48 to 1953-54 · 279 games 3,040 PTS
  2. Walter Budko 1948-49 to 1950-51 · 190 games 1,783 PTS
  3. Don Barksdale 1951-52 to 1952-53 · 127 games 1,680 PTS
  4. Eddie Miller 1952-53 to 1953-54 · 142 games 1,452 PTS
  5. Ray Felix 1953-54 · 72 games 1,269 PTS
  6. Joseph Reiser 1947-48 to 1948-49 · 104 games 1,167 PTS
  7. Buddy Jeannette 1947-48 to 1949-50 · 139 games 997 PTS
  8. Freddie Scolari 1951-52 · 64 games 933 PTS
  9. Connie Simmons 1947-48 to 1948-49 · 73 games 917 PTS
  10. Red Rocha 1950-51 · 64 games 836 PTS

Latest transactions

  1. · Signing

    The Milwaukee Hawks selected John Barber from the Baltimore Bullets in the dispersal draft.

  2. · Signing

    The Rochester Royals selected Herm Hedderick from the Baltimore Bullets in the dispersal draft.

  3. · Signing

    The Boston Celtics selected Eddie Miller from the Baltimore Bullets in the dispersal draft.

  4. · Signing

    The Syracuse Nationals selected Connie Simmons from the Baltimore Bullets in the dispersal draft.

  5. · Signing

    The Milwaukee Hawks selected Frank Selvy from the Baltimore Bullets in the dispersal draft.

  6. · Signing

    The Fort Wayne Pistons selected Al Roges from the Baltimore Bullets in the dispersal draft.

  7. · Signing

    The Philadelphia Warriors selected Ken Murray from the Baltimore Bullets in the dispersal draft.

  8. · Signing

    The Minneapolis Lakers selected Slick Leonard from the Baltimore Bullets in the dispersal draft.

  9. · Signing

    The Boston Celtics selected Bob Houbregs from the Baltimore Bullets in the dispersal draft.

  10. · Signing

    The New York Knicks selected Paul Hoffman from the Baltimore Bullets in the dispersal draft.

  11. · Signing

    The Rochester Royals selected Don Henriksen from the Baltimore Bullets in the dispersal draft.

  12. · Coaches and front office

    Clair Bee resigns as Head Coach for Baltimore Bullets.

  13. · Trade

    The Baltimore Bullets traded Jim Fritsche to the Fort Wayne Pistons for Ken Murray.

  14. · Trade

    The Baltimore Bullets traded Ray Felix and Chuck Grigsby to the New York Knicks for Alfred McGuire and Connie Simmons.

  15. · Trade

    The Baltimore Bullets traded Leo Barnhorst to the Fort Wayne Pistons for cash.

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