1957 NBA Trades

Detroit acquired rights to Joe Holup from Philadelphia 76ers for cash.

Detroit acquired rights to Tom Marshall from Sacramento Kings for cash.

Golden State realized the stronger long-term return. The Warriors acquired cash from Philadelphia 76ers for Larry Costello.

Detroit acquired Dick McGuire from New York Knicks for 1958 first round pick (#3 – Mike Farmer).

Detroit acquired Walter Dukes from Los Angeles Lakers for Larry Foust; cash.

On August 15, 1957, the Syracuse Nationals sold rights to George King to the Rochester Royals for cash.

Detroit acquired Ed Kalafat from Los Angeles Lakers for Corky Devlin.

On April 17, 1957, Rochester Royals acquired Clyde Lovellette; Jim Paxson (Sr.) from Los Angeles Lakers in exchange for Bob Burrow (a); Ed Fleming; Monk Meineke; Art Spoelstra; rights to Rod Hundley / Hot Rod Hundley.

Detroit acquired Harry Gallatin; Sweetwater Clifton; rights to Dick Atha from New York Knicks for Mel Hutchins; 1957 first round pick (#2 – Charlie Tyra).

Golden State obtained meaningfully stronger realized value from Lew Hitch than it surrendered in cash.