1974–75 ABA season

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The 1974–75 ABA season was a professional basketball campaign in the American Basketball Association during which the Kentucky Colonels emerged as one of the league’s top teams and went on to win the championship.

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1974–75 ABA season canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American Basketball Association season
basketball season
allStarGameDate 1975-01-28
allStarGameFinalScore East 151–East 124
allStarGameHostCity San Antonio
allStarGameHostTeam San Antonio Spurs
allStarGameMVP Freddie Lewis
allStarGameVenue Hemisphere Arena
ballType red, white and blue ABA basketball
champion Kentucky Colonels
championCoach Hubie Brown
championHomeArena Freedom Hall
coachOfTheYear Larry Brown
coachOfTheYearTeam Denver Nuggets
country United States of America
surface form: United States
division Eastern Division
Western Division
endTime 1975
featuredTeam Denver Nuggets (ABA)
surface form: Denver Nuggets

Indiana Pacers (ABA)
surface form: Indiana Pacers

Kentucky Colonels
Memphis Sounds
Brooklyn Nets
surface form: New York Nets

San Antonio Spurs
San Diego Conquistadors
Spirits of St. Louis
Utah Stars
Virginia Squires
finalsChampion Kentucky Colonels
finalsName 1975 ABA Finals
finalsRunnerUp Indiana Pacers (ABA)
surface form: Indiana Pacers
finalsSeriesResult 4–1
league American Basketball Association
mostValuablePlayer Julius Erving
nextSeason 1975–76 ABA season
notablePlayer Artis Gilmore
Dan Issel
David Thompson
George Gervin
Julius Erving
numberOfTeams 10
playoffFormat best-of-seven series in later rounds
previousSeason 1973–74 ABA season
rookieOfTheYear Marvin Barnes
runnerUp Indiana Pacers (ABA)
surface form: Indiana Pacers
seasonNumber 8
sport basketball
startTime 1974
topScorer Julius Erving
topScorerPointsPerGame 27.9

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Kentucky Colonels wonDivisionTitle 1974–75 ABA season