Baltimore Bullets

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The Baltimore Bullets were a professional basketball team that played in the 1940s–1950s and later became part of the early NBA before folding.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf basketball team
defunct professional basketball team
championshipLeague Basketball Association of America
championshipSeason 1947–48 BAA season
city Baltimore
cityLegacy contributed to Baltimore’s professional basketball history
cityRepresentation first NBA champion from Baltimore
competitionLevel major league
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolved 1954
foldedDuringSeason 1954–55 NBA season
foldedReason financial difficulties
founded 1944
fullName Baltimore Bullets self-linksurface differs
governingBody National Basketball Association
historicalSignificance one of the early NBA franchises to fold
homeArena Baltimore Coliseum
Fifth Regiment Armory
joinedLeague Basketball Association of America in 1947
National Basketball Association in 1949
league Basketball Association of America
National Basketball Association
locatedIn Baltimore
Maryland
NBAFranchiseStatus folded and franchise disbanded
notableCoach Buddy Jeannette
notablePlayer Buddy Jeannette
Connie Simmons
Kleggie Hermsen
originalLeague American Basketball League (1944–1947)
participatedIn early years of the NBA
playedInEra 1940s
1950s
predecessorLeague American Basketball League (1944–1947)
surface form: American Basketball League
professionalStatus professional
shortName Capital Bullets
surface form: Bullets
sport basketball
state Maryland
status defunct
successorFranchiseRelation later Baltimore Bullets/Washington Bullets/Washington Wizards are a separate franchise
successorNameReuse Baltimore Bullets self-linksurface differs
surface form: Baltimore Bullets (1963–1973)
teamColors blue
orange
white
wonChampionship 1948–49 BAA season
surface form: 1948 BAA championship
wonTitleAs only BAA/NBA championship in franchise history

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Wes Unseld NBAdebutTeam Baltimore Bullets
Wes Unseld draftTeam Baltimore Bullets
Earl Monroe (honored) draftedBy Baltimore Bullets
subject surface form: Earl Monroe
Capital Bullets foundedAsName Baltimore Bullets
this entity surface form: Baltimore Bullets (1963–1973)
Chicago Zephyrs franchiseContinuedAs Baltimore Bullets
this entity surface form: Baltimore Bullets (1963–1973)
Baltimore Bullets fullName Baltimore Bullets self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Baltimore Bullets (1944–1954)
Eastern Division hasPart Baltimore Bullets
this entity surface form: Baltimore Bullets (BAA)
Western Division of NBA includedFranchise Baltimore Bullets
subject surface form: Western Division (NBA)
this entity surface form: Baltimore Bullets (original NBA franchise)
Elvin Hayes memberOfSportsTeam Baltimore Bullets
Johnny Logan memberOfSportsTeam Baltimore Bullets
this entity surface form: Baltimore Bullets (original NBA franchise)
Max Zaslofsky memberOfSportsTeam Baltimore Bullets
this entity surface form: Baltimore Bullets (original NBA franchise)
Red Rocha memberOfSportsTeam Baltimore Bullets
this entity surface form: Baltimore Bullets (original NBA franchise)
Terry Dischinger memberOfSportsTeam Baltimore Bullets
Unseld memberOfSportsTeam Baltimore Bullets
subject surface form: Wes Unseld
Westley memberOfSportsTeam Baltimore Bullets
subject surface form: Westley Unseld
1948–49 BAA season newTeam Baltimore Bullets
Abe Pollin owned Baltimore Bullets
this entity surface form: Baltimore Bullets (NBA)
Earl Monroe (honored) playedFor Baltimore Bullets
subject surface form: Earl Monroe
The Big E playedFor Baltimore Bullets
subject surface form: Elvin Hayes
Johnny Logan playedFor Baltimore Bullets
this entity surface form: Baltimore Bullets (original NBA franchise)
Max Zaslofsky playedFor Baltimore Bullets
this entity surface form: Baltimore Bullets (original NBA franchise)
Phil Chenier playedFor Baltimore Bullets
Red Rocha playedFor Baltimore Bullets
this entity surface form: Baltimore Bullets in the NBA
Walt Bellamy playedFor Baltimore Bullets
Wes Unseld playedFor Baltimore Bullets
Unseld playedFor Baltimore Bullets
subject surface form: Wes Unseld
Capital Bullets precededBy Baltimore Bullets
this entity surface form: Baltimore Bullets (1963–1973)
Chicago Packers relocatedTo Baltimore Bullets
this entity surface form: Baltimore Bullets (1963–1973 NBA team)
Chicago Zephyrs successor Baltimore Bullets
this entity surface form: Baltimore Bullets (1963–1973)
Baltimore Bullets successorNameReuse Baltimore Bullets self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Baltimore Bullets (1944–1954)
this entity surface form: Baltimore Bullets (1963–1973)
Phil Chenier team Baltimore Bullets