1962 NBA Trades

The partner finished with a modest edge. The Warriors acquired Willie Naulls; Kenny Sears from New York Knicks for Tom Gola.

New York acquired cash from Bullets for George Kaftan. Both sides realized enough value that a decisive winner would overstate the result.

Atlanta acquired 1963 or 1964 second round pick (Hawks option) (1964 #12-Paul Silas) from Zephyrs in exchange for Nick Mantis.

Boston acquired cash from Warriors in exchange for rights to Gary Phillips.

Atlanta acquired 1963 second round pick (#18-Ken Saylors); cash from Celtics in exchange for Clyde Lovellette.

Atlanta acquired rights to Bevo Nordmann from Royals in exchange for cash.

Atlanta acquired Phil Jordon; cash from Zephyrs in exchange for Charlie Hardnett.

Detroit acquired cash from Golden State Warriors for rights to George Lee.

New York acquired Cliff Luyk from Zephyrs for cash. Both sides realized enough value that a decisive winner would overstate the result.

The 1962-09-14 trade leans slightly toward Sacramento Kings; Los Angeles Lakers received 1963 second-round pick (#14-Jim King) but sent Tom Hawkins.

New York acquired Gene Conley from Zephyrs for Phil Jordon; Cliff Luyk. The partner captured substantially more realized value than New York.

Los Angeles Lakers captured a clear realized-value win in the 1962-09-05 transaction with Philadelphia 76ers, receiving rights to Dick Barnett for cash ($30,000+).

Detroit acquired Darrall Imhoff; cash from New York Knicks for Gene Shue.

On June 30, 1962, Cincinnati Royals acquired Dave Piontek from Washington Wizards in exchange for player to be named later or draft pick (rights to Larry Staverman).

Atlanta acquired Ralph Davis; rights to Bill Bridges from Packers in exchange for Al Ferrari; Shellie McMillon.