Eastern Division (ABA)

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Eastern Division (ABA) was one of the two regional groupings of teams in the original American Basketball Association, organizing franchises primarily located in the eastern United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf basketball division
competitionFormat playoff qualification
regular season divisional play
competitionLevel top-tier professional basketball in United States
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolved 1976
era early 1970s
late 1960s
mid 1970s
hadDistinctiveLeagueFeatures emphasis on fast-paced, high-scoring play
red-white-and-blue basketball
three-point line
hasSisterDivision Western Division (ABA) NERFINISHED
hasTeam Carolina Cougars NERFINISHED
Cincinnati Royals (ABA rights / brief ABA usage) NERFINISHED
Indiana Pacers (ABA) NERFINISHED
Kentucky Colonels NERFINISHED
Memphis Pros NERFINISHED
Memphis Sounds NERFINISHED
Memphis Tams NERFINISHED
Miami Floridians NERFINISHED
Minnesota Pipers NERFINISHED
New York Nets (ABA) NERFINISHED
Pittsburgh Pipers NERFINISHED
Spirits of St. Louis NERFINISHED
The Floridians NERFINISHED
Virginia Squires NERFINISHED
inception 1967
league American Basketball Association
levelOnPyramid major professional
locationOfTeams Midwestern United States NERFINISHED
eastern United States NERFINISHED
notableChampionTeam Indiana Pacers (ABA) NERFINISHED
Kentucky Colonels NERFINISHED
New York Nets (ABA) NERFINISHED
numberOfConferencesOrDivisionsInLeague 2
numberOfTeamsVariedBySeason true
organizedBy American Basketball Association NERFINISHED
partOf American Basketball Association NERFINISHED
playoffStructure top teams qualified for ABA playoffs
reasonForDissolution ABA–NBA merger NERFINISHED
regionServed eastern United States NERFINISHED
sport basketball
successor Eastern Conference (NBA) (indirect) NERFINISHED

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Western Division (ABA) sisterConference Eastern Division (ABA)