1966 NBA Trades

Chicago received cash for Nate Bowman, but the partner generated modestly stronger realized value.

Chicago exchanged Len Chappell for George Wilson / Jiff Wilson in a transaction with a narrow realized-value edge to Kings.

New York acquired the rights to Neil Johnson from the Baltimore Bullets for cash. Both sides realized enough value that a decisive winner would overstate the result.

Chicago received cash for John Barnhill, but the partner generated modestly stronger realized value.

Boston sold Johnny Austin's player rights to Baltimore for cash.

The 1966-09-22 trade leans slightly toward Washington Wizards; Los Angeles Lakers received Jim Barnes but sent LeRoy Ellis.

Boston acquired Wayne Embry from Royals in exchange for 1967 pick (No. 28, Sam Smith); cash.

Los Angeles Lakers finished with a modest realized-value edge in the 1966-09-14 transaction with Sacramento Kings, receiving Tom Hawkins for cash.

Golden State finished with a modest edge. The Warriors acquired player to be named later (Jim King on 1966-09-10); player to be named later (Jeff Mullins on a later date); draft pick (outcome unknown); cash from Chicago Bulls for Guy Rodgers.

Boston acquired Bailey Howell from Bullets in exchange for Mel Counts.

Detroit acquired cash from Golden State Warriors for Bob Warlick.

Chicago received cash for 1966 second round pick (#14-Hank Finkel), but the partner generated modestly stronger realized value.