1960 NBA Trades

Atlanta acquired cash from Knicks in exchange for rights to Phil Rollins.

Detroit acquired cash from Los Angeles Lakers for rights to Ron Johnson (F.).

Atlanta acquired Phil Rollins from Royals in exchange for cash.

Atlanta acquired cash from Nationals in exchange for Ernie Beck.

New York acquired cash from Royals for Mike Farmer. Both sides realized enough value that a decisive winner would overstate the result.

Atlanta acquired Woody Sauldsberry; Ernie Beck from Warriors in exchange for Ed Conlin; cash.

Atlanta acquired cash from Nationals in exchange for Dave Gambee.

Atlanta acquired Ed Conlin from Pistons in exchange for Bob Ferry.

Detroit acquired rights to Don Ohl from Golden State Warriors for cash.

Atlanta acquired rights to Dave Gambee from Royals in exchange for cash.

Atlanta acquired Dave Gambee from Royals (AP) in exchange for rights to Bob Boozer.

Atlanta acquired cash from Royals (per NBAGuide) in exchange for Dave Gambee.

Atlanta acquired Dave Piontek from Royals in exchange for Dave Gambee; Hubert Reed.

Atlanta acquired Larry Foust from Lakers in exchange for Charlie Share; rights to Nick Mantis; rights to Willie Merriweather; $10,000 cash.

Minneapolis Lakers and New York Knicks produced a stronger realized return for Lakers in the 1960-01-24 exchange: Ray Felix; 1960 fourth-round pick (#27-Ben Warley); plus 1 additional asset for Dick Garmaker; 1960 second-round pick (#10-Dave Budd).