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
Points-per-Game (PPG)

1

Minneapolis Lakers

27.4

2

Indianapolis Olympians

23.4

3

Anderson Packers

17.8

4

Denver Nuggets

17.3

5

Syracuse Nationals

16.8

6

Chicago Stags

16.4

7

St. Louis Bombers

16.1

8

New York Knicks

15.4

9

Indianapolis Olympians

14.9

10

Minneapolis Lakers

14.7

11

Baltimore Bullets

14.4

12

Waterloo Hawks

14.4

13

Fort Wayne Pistons

14.3

14

Philadelphia Warriors

14.2

15

Rochester Royals

14.0

16

St. Louis Bombers

13.7

17

Dillard Crocker

Denver Nuggets

13.6

18

Philadelphia Warriors

13.5

19

Washington Capitols
Tri-Cities Blackhawks

13.1

20

Noble Jorgensen

Sheboygan Red Skins

13.0

21

Washington Capitols

13.0

22

Tri-Cities Blackhawks

12.9

23

Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Washington Capitols

12.9

24

Waterloo Hawks

12.8

25

Philadelphia Warriors
Baltimore Bullets

12.6

26

Sheboygan Red Skins

12.6

27

Indianapolis Olympians

12.5

28

Mike Todorovich

St. Louis Bombers
Tri-Cities Blackhawks

12.2

29

St. Louis Bombers

12.2

30

Sheboygan Red Skins

12.1

31

St. Louis Bombers

11.8

32

New York Knicks

11.8

33

Rochester Royals

11.8

34

Anderson Packers

11.8

35

Denver Nuggets

11.7

36

Chicago Stags

11.7

37

Minneapolis Lakers

11.6

38

Sheboygan Red Skins

11.5

39

Waterloo Hawks

11.5

40

New York Knicks

11.3

41

Boston Celtics

11.1

42

Syracuse Nationals

10.9

43

Anderson Packers

10.7

44

Waterloo Hawks

10.6

45

Chicago Stags

10.5

46

New York Knicks

10.4

47

Indianapolis Olympians

10.3

48

Syracuse Nationals

10.2

49

Sonny Hertzberg

Boston Celtics

10.2

50

Fort Wayne Pistons
Anderson Packers

10.2

51

Rochester Royals

10.1

52

Anderson Packers

9.9

53

Sheboygan Red Skins

9.8

54

Boston Celtics

9.7

55

Denver Nuggets

9.6

56

Fort Wayne Pistons

9.3

57

Washington Capitols

9.3

58

Anderson Packers

9.1

59

Denver Nuggets
Fort Wayne Pistons

9.1

60

Washington Capitols

9.0

61

Rochester Royals

9.0

62

Baltimore Bullets

9.0

63

Philadelphia Warriors

9.0

64

Boston Celtics

8.9

65

Anderson Packers
Fort Wayne Pistons

8.8

66

Boston Celtics

8.8

67

Philadelphia Warriors

8.8

68

Baltimore Bullets

8.8

69

Boston Celtics

8.8

70

Rochester Royals

8.7

71

George Ratkovicz

Syracuse Nationals

8.6

72

New York Knicks

8.6

73

Ron Livingstone

Baltimore Bullets
Philadelphia Warriors

8.3

74

Anderson Packers
Fort Wayne Pistons

8.3

75

Rochester Royals

8.2

76

Kleggie Hermsen

Chicago Stags

8.1

77

Washington Capitols

8.1

78

Sheboygan Red Skins

8.0

79

Boston Celtics
Tri-Cities Blackhawks

7.8

80

Syracuse Nationals

7.7

81

Fort Wayne Pistons

7.7

82

Tri-Cities Blackhawks

7.7

83

Baltimore Bullets
Boston Celtics

7.6

84

Syracuse Nationals

7.5

85

Boston Celtics

7.5

86

Johnny Macknowski

Syracuse Nationals

7.4

87

Indianapolis Olympians
Denver Nuggets

7.4

88

Chicago Stags

7.3

89

Rochester Royals

7.3

90

Curly Armstrong

Fort Wayne Pistons

7.3

91

Syracuse Nationals

7.2

92

Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Fort Wayne Pistons

7.1

93

Philadelphia Warriors

7.0

94

St. Louis Bombers

7.0

95

Washington Capitols

7.0

96

Baltimore Bullets

6.9

97

Fort Wayne Pistons

6.9

98

Boston Celtics

6.7

99

Chicago Stags

6.7

100

Chicago Stags

6.5

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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