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20 wrz 2017 · The on-line museum devoted to the defunct American Basketball Association (1967-1976). Known for its distinctive red, white and blue basketball, the ABA competed with the established National Basketball Association (the NBA) for players, fans, and media attention.
The ABA was the outlaw league with the psychedelic red, white and blue basketball, outlandish promotions, and huge afros. It was the league that first adopted the three point shot as its own. It...
A great read! The story behind the first 3-pointer made, in NBA history, plus interesting ABA references from Pat Boone and M.L. Carr. (Click the photos...
The ABA Remembered. epseDmggegmeac1 ·. Remembering the late Walter Simon: Walter J. Simon. (Walt). Position: Small Forward Shoots: Right. 6-6, 200lb (198cm, 90kg). Born: December 1, 1939 in Delcambre, Louisiana us. Died: October 10, 1997 (Aged 57-313d). College: Benedict College. High School: Commerce in New York, New York. ABA seasons:
Remember the ABA: Year-to-Year ABA Regular Season Standings, Game-by-Game Logs, and Playoff Results
The ABA was launched exactly 50 years ago when 11 owners ponied up franchise fees of at least $5,000 to get into a league whose purpose—not unlike many of today’s internet start-ups—was to ...
Over the past five years, many of you have recommended that we start an ABA discussion group or bulletin board (like Robert Bradley's APBR Discussion Group). This would allow visitors to Remember the ABA could get to know each other, and discuss all aspects of the old ABA.
