1950 NBA Trades

This legacy listing is retained only as a disputed historical record and is not treated as a separate NBA trade.

Boston acquired Bob Harris (Anderson) from Pistons in exchange for Dick Mehen.

Atlanta acquired Ed Peterson from Nationals in exchange for Noble Jorgensen; cash.

Minneapolis Lakers and Atlanta Hawks produced broadly comparable realized value in the 1950-12-11 exchange: cash for rights to Ed Beach (Leon).

On December 10, 1950, the Syracuse Nationals sold rights to Belus Smawley to the Baltimore Bullets for cash.

Atlanta acquired rights to John Hargis from Pistons in exchange for cash.

Detroit acquired rights to Don Otten from Baltimore Bullets (1944–1954) for cash.

Boston acquired Dick Mehen from Bullets in exchange for Ken Sailors; Brady Walker.

On November 29, 1950, the Syracuse Nationals sold rights to Ed Bartels to the Baltimore Bullets for cash.

On November 29, 1950, Rochester Royals acquired cash from Washington Capitols in exchange for Ed Mikan.

Boston acquired rights to Harry Boykoff from Bullets in exchange for cash.

Boston acquired Bob Brannum from Redskins in exchange for cash.

New York acquired Ray Ellefson from Royals for Paul Noel. Both sides realized enough value that a decisive winner would overstate the result.

Boston acquired cash from Lakers in exchange for Bob Doll.

Boston acquired rights to Andy Duncan from Royals in exchange for cash.

Boston acquired rights to Ken Sailors from Nuggets in exchange for cash.

Boston acquired cash from Knicks in exchange for rights to George Kaftan.

Atlanta acquired rights to Noble Jorgensen from Redskins in exchange for cash.

Atlanta acquired Jack Nichols; $5,000 cash from Capitols (1946) in exchange for Don Otten.

Detroit acquired cash from Atlanta Hawks for Bill Henry.

Detroit acquired Duane Klueh from Denver Nuggets (1948–1950) for cash.

Boston acquired cash from Bombers in exchange for Dermott O'Connell.

Atlanta acquired Gene Englund from Celtics in exchange for John Mahnken.

Detroit acquired Ralph Johnson; Howie Schultz from Anderson Packers for Charlie Black; Dick Niemiera.