Denver acquired Levern Tart from the Houston Mavericks on February 12, 1969 for draft choices. Tart played 20 games for the Rockets, averaging 7.7 points in 17.3 minutes, before Denver sold his rights to the New York Nets for cash on June 26. Houston's incoming draft compensation is verified as plural, but the reviewed transaction ledgers do not identify the rounds or eventual selections. Denver received short-term guard depth and a later cash return, while Houston received unresolved future assets. The missing draft outcomes make a definitive winner impossible to establish.
No separate canonical grade is recorded for Denver Nuggets, Spirits OF ST Louis.
The Rockets acquired Levern Tart from Houston on February 12, 1969 for draft choices. The Mavericks’ compensation is verified as plural, but the reviewed ledgers do not identify the rounds or eventual selections.
Tart appeared in 20 games for the Rockets, averaging 7.7 points in 17.3 minutes. The contribution was real but limited in both duration and role.
On June 26, Denver sold Tart’s player rights to the New York Nets for cash. That transaction preserved some additional value from the original acquisition beyond Tart’s own minutes.
Houston received unresolved future assets while Denver received short-term production and a later cash return. Without knowing what the draft choices became, the record remains Insufficient Evidence and no team grades are forced.
Insufficient Evidence Denver acquired Levern Tart from the Houston Mavericks on February 12, 1969 for draft choices. Tart played 20 games for the Rockets, averaging 7.7 points in 17.3 minutes, before Denver sold his rights to the New York Nets for cash on June 26.