Philadelphia acquired Hubie White from the San Francisco Warriors for John Windsor on August 14, 1963, one day earlier than the legacy TradeVerdicts date. Basketball-Reference's Warriors, 76ers and league transaction ledgers, along with both player histories, agree on the August 14 date and straight player-for-player structure. White played 23 games for Philadelphia in 1963-64, averaging 3.4 points and 1.8 rebounds in 8.5 minutes per game. Windsor played 11 games for San Francisco that season, averaging 2.5 points and 2.4 rebounds in 6.2 minutes per game, and those were the only NBA games of his career. Philadelphia received the larger realized NBA return, but both sides were brief reserve stints, so the historical grade gap should remain modest rather than treating the exchange as a major win.
Philadelphia acquired Hubie White from San Francisco for John Windsor on August 14, one day earlier than the legacy TradeVerdicts date. Warriors, 76ers, league and player transaction records all support the corrected date and straight player-for-player structure.
White played 23 games for Philadelphia in 1963-64, averaging 3.4 points and 1.8 rebounds in 8.5 minutes per game. The stint was brief, but it produced more NBA playing time than the player San Francisco received.
Windsor appeared in 11 games for San Francisco that season, averaging 2.5 points and 2.4 rebounds in 6.2 minutes. Those were the only NBA games of his career.
Philadelphia received the larger realized return, but neither side acquired a long-term rotation player. The B- versus C+ split correctly treats the exchange as a slight 76ers edge rather than a major historical win.
Slight 76ers Edge — San Francisco C+, Philadelphia B-. Philadelphia acquired Hubie White from the San Francisco Warriors for John Windsor on August 14, 1963, one day earlier than the legacy TradeVerdicts date. Basketball-Reference's Warriors, 76ers and league transaction ledgers, along with both player histories, agree on the August 14 date and straight player-for-player structure.