National Basketball Association (NBA)
1949-50 NBA Season Leaders

Leagues Basketball NBA 1950 Season Leaders

Basketball in 1950

To begin the 1949-50 season, following a three year battle for fans and players, the Basketball Association of America (BAA) agreed to absorb the rival National Basketball League (NBL), creating the new National Basketball Association (NBA).

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NBA 1950 Leaders
Assists

1

New York Knicks

386

2

Chicago Stags

377

3

Rochester Royals

294

4

Philadelphia Warriors

264

5

Syracuse Nationals

264

6

Syracuse Nationals

259

7

Minneapolis Lakers

252

8

Boston Celtics

249

9

New York Knicks

247

10

St. Louis Bombers

240

11

Indianapolis Olympians

233

12

Denver Nuggets

229

13

Indianapolis Olympians

226

14

St. Louis Bombers

215

15

Rochester Royals

214

16

Mike Todorovich

St. Louis Bombers
Tri-Cities Blackhawks

207

17

Sheboygan Red Skins

205

18

Minneapolis Lakers

203

19

Waterloo Hawks

201

20

Rochester Royals

200

21

Sonny Hertzberg

Boston Celtics

200

22

St. Louis Bombers

200

23

Minneapolis Lakers

197

24

Sheboygan Red Skins

194

25

Indianapolis Olympians

194

26

Waterloo Hawks

191

27

Syracuse Nationals

189

28

Anderson Packers

189

29

Sheboygan Red Skins

179

30

Curly Armstrong

Fort Wayne Pistons

176

31

Fort Wayne Pistons

176

32

Washington Capitols

175

33

Washington Capitols

174

34

Boston Celtics

174

35

Anderson Packers
Fort Wayne Pistons

171

36

Anderson Packers
Fort Wayne Pistons

169

37

Fort Wayne Pistons
Anderson Packers

163

38

Indianapolis Olympians

162

39

Anderson Packers
Waterloo Hawks

161

40

Baltimore Bullets

161

41

Anderson Packers

160

42

Chicago Stags

159

43

Sheboygan Red Skins

158

44

Syracuse Nationals

156

45

St. Louis Bombers

155

46

Baltimore Bullets

155

47

Chicago Stags

155

48

Rochester Royals

153

49

Waterloo Hawks

149

50

Minneapolis Lakers

148

51

Philadelphia Warriors

148

52

Baltimore Bullets

146

53

Boston Celtics

145

54

Whitey Von Nieda

Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Baltimore Bullets

143

55

Waterloo Hawks

143

56

Washington Capitols
Tri-Cities Blackhawks

142

57

Baltimore Bullets

142

58

Tri-Cities Blackhawks

142

59

Rochester Royals

141

60

Ron Livingstone

Baltimore Bullets
Philadelphia Warriors

141

61

Chicago Stags

140

62

Waterloo Hawks

137

63

Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Minneapolis Lakers

137

64

Philadelphia Warriors
Baltimore Bullets

136

65

Chicago Stags

132

66

St. Louis Bombers

132

67

Minneapolis Lakers

131

68

Chicago Stags

131

69

Boston Celtics

130

70

Indianapolis Olympians

130

71

Fort Wayne Pistons

129

72

Syracuse Nationals

129

73

Washington Capitols

127

74

Tri-Cities Blackhawks

126

75

Anderson Packers

124

76

George Ratkovicz

Syracuse Nationals

124

77

Minneapolis Lakers

123

78

Tri-Cities Blackhawks

121

79

Fort Wayne Pistons

121

80

Philadelphia Warriors

119

81

Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Fort Wayne Pistons

118

82

Jerry Fleishman

Philadelphia Warriors

118

83

Richie Niemiera

Fort Wayne Pistons
Anderson Packers

116

84

Rochester Royals

115

85

Tri-Cities Blackhawks

114

86

Indianapolis Olympians
Denver Nuggets

112

87

Syracuse Nationals

109

88

Boston Celtics

109

89

Indianapolis Olympians

109

90

Syracuse Nationals

108

91

Fort Wayne Pistons
Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Boston Celtics

108

92

Washington Capitols

108

93

Boston Celtics

108

94

Tri-Cities Blackhawks

107

95

Anderson Packers
Tri-Cities Blackhawks

103

96

Anderson Packers

102

97

New York Knicks

102

98

Denver Nuggets

101

99

St. Louis Bombers

101

100

Boston Celtics

100

List only includes players that met minimum statistical requirements

1 Comment

Larry Wayne Scofield says:

February 28, 2022 at 6:43 am

I sincerely appreciate the research work, and the information being shared. It is important and interesting history.

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