1952 NBA Trades

Golden State's return of cash fell well short of the long-term value surrendered in Ed Mikan.

Golden State obtained meaningfully stronger realized value from Ralph Polson than it surrendered in cash.

Atlanta acquired Bill Calhoun from Nationals in exchange for cash.

Golden State obtained meaningfully stronger realized value from Frank Kudelka than it surrendered in cash.

Detroit acquired rights to Andy Phillip from Golden State Warriors for cash.

Atlanta acquired rights to Jim Brasco from Nationals in exchange for cash.

Atlanta acquired George Ratkovicz from Bullets in exchange for Eddie Miller.

Atlanta acquired cash; rights to Don Sunderlage from Warriors in exchange for Mark Workman.

Boston acquired cash from Olympians in exchange for rights to Clarence Hermsen.

Golden State received the better side of a relatively competitive exchange, led by Don Lofgran.

Atlanta acquired cash from Royals in exchange for Cal Christensen.

Atlanta acquired Art Burris; cash from Pistons in exchange for Thomas Eddleman.

Atlanta acquired cash from Bullets in exchange for Kevin O'Shea.

Minneapolis Lakers captured a clear realized-value win in the 1952-01-26 transaction with Baltimore Bullets (original) / historical, receiving Frank Saul (Pep Saul) for cash.

On January 18, 1952, Rochester Royals acquired Alex Hannum from Baltimore Bullets in exchange for cash.