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).  

17 stadiums were used during the 1950 NBA season. Isolated games and short term temporary home fields are not necessarily included.

Chicago Stadium in Chicago, IL
1950-50
Stags (NBA)
St. Louis Arena in St. Louis, MO
1950-50
Bombers (NBA)
Madison Square Garden III in Manhattan, NY
1950-68
Knicks (NBA)
Wharton Field House in Moline, IL
1950-51
Blackhawks (NBA)
Denver Auditorium Arena in Denver, CO
1950-50
Nuggets (NBA)
Hippodrome in Waterloo, IA
1950-50
Hawks (NBA)
State Fair Coliseum in Geddes, NY
1950-51
Nationals (NBA)
North Side High School Gym in Fort Wayne, IN
1950-52
Pistons (NBA)
Edgerton Park Arena in Rochester, NY
1950-55
Royals (NBA)
Baltimore Coliseum in Baltimore, MD
1950-55
Bullets (NBA)
The Sheboygan Armory in Sheboygan, WI
1950-50
Red Skins (NBA)
Minneapolis Auditorium in Minneapolis, MN
1950-59
Lakers (NBA)
Washington Coliseum in Washington, DC
1950-51
Capitols (NBA)
Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, IN
1950-53
Olympians (NBA)
Boston Garden in Boston, MA
1950-95
Celtics (NBA)
Anderson High School Wigwam in Anderson, IN
1950-50
Packers (NBA)
Philadelphia Arena in Philadelphia, PA
1950-52
Warriors (NBA)

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