1949 NBA Trades

Atlanta acquired Walter Kirk from Packers in exchange for Jim Owens.

The 1949-12-21 trade leans slightly toward Indianapolis Olympians / historical; Minneapolis Lakers received cash but sent Paul Walther.

Atlanta acquired rights to Gene Vance; cash from Stags in exchange for George Nostrand.

On December 12, 1949, Rochester Royals acquired Ed Mikan from Chicago Stags in exchange for cash.

Golden State received some value, but Ed Sadowski; cash produced the stronger overall return for the counterpart.

Minneapolis Lakers finished with a modest realized-value edge in the 1949-12-07 transaction with Atlanta Hawks, receiving Billy Hassett for cash.

Atlanta acquired Marko Todorovich from Bombers in exchange for Don Otten; cash.

Golden State obtained meaningfully stronger realized value from rights to Mike Novak than it surrendered in cash.

Fort Wayne sold Jack Smiley's player rights to the Anderson Packers for cash; the amount is not identified in the available evidence.

Boston acquired Ward Gibson from Blackhawks in exchange for cash.

Boston acquired Sidney Hertzberg from Capitols in exchange for Chuck Halbert.

Golden State received some value, but Ed Sadowski produced the stronger overall return for the counterpart.

Boston acquired cash from Lakers (BAA) in exchange for Gene Stump.

Minneapolis Lakers and Chicago Stags / historical produced broadly comparable realized value in the 1949-02-07 exchange: Ed Kachan (Whitey Kachan) for cash.

Golden State obtained meaningfully stronger realized value from rights to Irv Torgoff than it surrendered in cash.

Detroit acquired Charlie Black from Indianapolis Jets for Leo Mogus; cash.

Boston acquired rights to Bob Kinney from Pistons (BAA) in exchange for cash.

Boston acquired rights to Phil Farbman from Warriors (BAA) in exchange for cash.

Boston acquired George Nostrand from Steamrollers (BAA) in exchange for Chuck Halbert; Mel Riebe.