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1963-64 NBA transactions

Who left, who arrived and who was let go: every move of the season, newest first.

23 transactions

  1. Coaches and front office

    Slick Leonard resigns as Head Coach for Baltimore Bullets.

  1. Trade

    The Baltimore Bullets traded Terry Dischinger, Don Kojis and Rod Thorn to the Detroit Pistons for Bob Ferry, Bailey Howell, Les Hunter, Wali Jones and Don Ohl.

  1. Signing

    The New York Knicks claimed Hub Reed on waivers from the Los Angeles Lakers.

  2. Trade

    The New York Knicks sold the player rights to Hub Reed to the Detroit Pistons. (This completes the trade where New York obtained Johnny Egan from Detroit on December 11, 1963.)

  1. Trade

    The Detroit Pistons sold the player rights to Darrall Imhoff to the Los Angeles Lakers.

  1. Trade

    In a 3-team trade, the Cincinnati Royals traded Bob Boozer to the New York Knicks; the Detroit Pistons traded Larry Staverman to the Cincinnati Royals; the Detroit Pistons traded Johnny Egan to the New York Knicks; and the New York Knicks traded Donnie Butcher and Bob Duffy to the Detroit Pistons.

  1. Waived

    The New York Knicks waived Bevo Nordmann.

  1. Trade

    The St. Louis Hawks sold the player rights to Bob Duffy to the New York Knicks.

  1. Signing

    The St. Louis Hawks signed Bevo Nordmann as a free agent.

  1. Trade

    The Baltimore Bullets traded Bill McGill to the New York Knicks for Paul Hogue and Gene Shue.

  1. Trade

    The Detroit Pistons traded Kevin Loughery to the Baltimore Bullets for Larry Staverman.

  1. Trade

    The Philadelphia 76ers sold the player rights to Len Chappell to the New York Knicks.

  1. Trade

    The New York Knicks traded Richie Guerin to the St. Louis Hawks for cash and a 1964 2nd round draft pick (Howard Komives was later selected).

  1. Trade

    The Philadelphia 76ers sold the player rights to Tom Hoover to the New York Knicks.

  1. Signing

    The Boston Celtics signed Larry Siegfried as a free agent.

  1. Signing

    The Baltimore Bullets claimed Roger Strickland on waivers from the Los Angeles Lakers.

  1. Trade

    The Cincinnati Royals sold the player rights to Hub Reed to the Los Angeles Lakers.

  1. Signing

    The Los Angeles Lakers claimed Don Nelson on waivers from the Chicago Zephyrs.

  1. Trade

    The San Francisco Warriors sold the player rights to Willie Naulls to the Boston Celtics.

  1. Signing

    The Baltimore Bullets signed Mel Peterson as a free agent.

  1. Trade

    The San Francisco Warriors traded Hubie White to the Philadelphia 76ers for John Windsor.

  1. Coaches and front office

    The San Francisco Warriors hired Alex Hannum as Head Coach.

  1. Coaches and front office

    The Philadelphia 76ers hired Dolph Schayes as Head Coach.