Just to answer some of the questions... The Denver Nuggets in this video are different from the franchise that is around now and the Seattle Supersonics became the Thunder so they never went extinct.
@@hectorcancel1458 , the Denver Rockets started in the ABA, they changed their name to the Denver Nuggets and merged to the NBA in 1976 or 77. The original team in the 50s disbanded.
@Alquan I don't agree. It is a tribute to the sports history of their region. The Washington Wizards sometimes wear Baltimore Bullets colors, and the scorebug on broadcasts says BAL during those throwback games.
Lakers do the same with the old Minneapolis Lakers colors that are just the Worriers colors. I hate those but not the retro logo Lakers logos and uniform style from the late 1960's to early 1970's.
Rick Barry of the Golden State Warriors was the last to shoot underhanded and was the league best Pct, three times once with a 94.7 pct. for the season. Incredible
Incidentally, the Detroit Falcons was also an NHL franchise. They changed to the Red Wings for the 1932 season. Also, the Providence Steamrollers was also the name of Providence's NFL team. They won the 1928 NFL championship.
Fun facts: -The Bulls have worn Stags throwback jerseys in past seasons -when Toronto was awarded an NBA team in the early 90s, they were planning to resurrect the Huskies' name. By that time, however, the Minnesota Timberwolves existed and Toronto management felt any potential logo would be too similar to Minnesota. Also this was around the time Jurassic Park was a cultural juggernaut, which is where the name Raptors comes from.
I'm absolutely a huge fan of you. You are one of my favorite RUclipsrs so I was wondering if you could possibly rank MLB Mascots and NHL Mascots. I love the mascot vids.
Why was the BAA formed? Partly because NHL and AHL team owners wanted more dates in their arenas. Boston, Chicago, Detroit, New York and Toronto were NHL cities, while Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Providence, St. Louis and Washington were AHL cities (as were Buffalo and Indianapolis). The first president of the BAA was Maurice Podoloff, who was President of the AHL at the time, the first man to lead two professional leagues at the same time.
That's basically correct. Winter entertainment consisted of the Ice Capades and hockey in the northeast. (coming out of the early industrialization, the Depression, and WW ll, most people did not have discretionary income). So the guys who owned arenas created basketball teams to fill dates. Basketball definitely was a regional thing early on, and not that popular.
I feel like teams that relocated should still be included because they only exist still from a business viewpont. And no team uses their name or logo anymore so they might as well be extinct.
@@Sicsta My god you are an idiot. He literally stated. In the fucking video that he wasnt talking about the bullets franchise that relocated to washington he was talking about an older one
Houston was supposed to get an expansion team back in 1970 (along with Buffalo,Portland and Cleveland) but they had trouble coming up with the expansion fee and the team was terminated before playing one game. Baltimore Claws were a team in the ABA and played a few exhibition games before folding never playing a regular season game.
Denver was not the first NBA team west of the Mississippi.... the entire city of St. Louis is west of the Mississippi River, so that distinction would go to the bombers
I'm surprised that the NBA doesn't have a team in St. Louis anymore. That would be one city that could pull it off. Also, damn that team that's the Clippers right now! Leaving Buffalo for the West Coast sucks.
The old Denver Nuggets were NOT the first NBA team west of the Mississippi River. The St. Louis Bombers were, as St. Louis is WEST (on the west bank) of the river.
Found your channel last night and am now binging! On my sixth video this morning- completely ignoring the fact I gotta shower and get moving with my day.
I’m from Anderson and the Wigwam (The arena that the Anderson Packers played in) still stands to this day. It isn’t used and I wish it would be so it could still generate some sort of revenue.
good stuff, thanks for doing the work and research. As much as I was a Cavs fan in the 70s and 80s, I'd never heard of the Rebels. Wonder if any of those players are still alive?
I wonder if there’s anyone out there who own any jacket or clothing that’s from the extinct NBA teams.. I would most definitely pay for it and collect it
That would be sweet to find some Chicago Staggs Memo. I have an old metal Lunch box with Tampa Bay buc's listed as an AFC East Team And The Seahawks Listed on the other side with the NFC West Teams . These Lunch boxes were made before the NFL decided where the teams were going to be placed. As a Raider fan i hated the Seahawks the Zorn to Largent duo was deadly and they were always it seems fighting for the AFC west title.
For people who are asking about St. Louis Hawks and Seattle Supersonics. Seattle turned into today‘s OKC and St. Louis Hawks turned into Atlanta Hawks but in this Video are only Teams that completely dont exist
Science-wise, it is very sound. The superior backspin gives you more margin for error (assuming you had put in the same level of practice with both shots). Rick Barry was as an elite f/t shooter with the granny (89%) and at least one world record holder shot the granny-style (I don't know if it is the current one).
@@percydaleabibuag9430 this video is about extinct NBA franchises, but is titled extinct NBA teams. He should change the title to extinct NBA franchises because even though the original Denver Nuggets franchise is no longer around, the team is actually still around.
Great video - I know this comment is LONG after many people or you will probably see it - but the Providence Steamrollers were not the only Major 4 team in RI. Providence Grays - who won the first World Series - were also obviously from Rhode Island.
Really think okc needs to just give up the naming rights for seattle. So when they get a diff team. They can just get the name back. And the rights to the championchip...
Sure, but there is precedence for this with the Cleveland Browns in the NFL. When a new ownership comes in (which I hope it one day does) it will be a new franchise -- unless, the OKC franchise comes back. Which, I mean, stranger things have happened.
We all know that the Jazz used to play in New Orleans, right? Utah - talk about a team that needs a name change. The "Utah 4/4 Time." Like the Lakers, named after inland bodies of water now playing in a DESERT after they moved from Minnesota, the state with 10,000 lakes, supposedly. Pelicans gets shortened nicely to 'Pels,' which I can deal with.
@@jacksonwade1068 , let's have a history lesson, shall we? The team actually started in New Orleans. Until they move to Salt Lake City to become The Utah Jazz.
Overall, some of these cities that don’t have a team anymore probably still won’t have a team when the NBA decides to expand to 32 Teams. Believe me. It’s been going on for a while, and the top 2 cities to have a new NBA Franchise would be Seattle & Las Vegas. It’s confirmed that Seattle will resurrect the Sonics, but Las Vegas, thats up in the air.
Just to answer some of the questions...
The Denver Nuggets in this video are different from the franchise that is around now and the Seattle Supersonics became the Thunder so they never went extinct.
Thanks, i see people questioning this too
Krazyloko good video
Ur dumb Denver is still a team
@@hectorcancel1458 , the Denver Rockets started in the ABA, they changed their name to the Denver Nuggets and merged to the NBA in 1976 or 77. The original team in the 50s disbanded.
Ok bro
you forgot about the NY knicks they havent played basketball in ten years
ROASTED
Havent played any good basketball, anyways
As a Knicks fan.... You're not wrong
Lol
Frankie Raffaele 😂😂😂😂
The current Toronto Raptors sometimes bring out the old Huskies colors and logos for throwback games at home...
@Alquan I don't agree. It is a tribute to the sports history of their region. The Washington Wizards sometimes wear Baltimore Bullets colors, and the scorebug on broadcasts says BAL during those throwback games.
Alquan the Wizards were never these Bullets, though. Different colors, different franchise entirely.
Lakers do the same with the old Minneapolis Lakers colors that are just the Worriers colors. I hate those but not the retro logo Lakers logos and uniform style from the late 1960's to early 1970's.
ToOnto won nba 2019
They used it once.
75-73 in 6 overtimes. Damn that must've been an exciting game... 😐
You werent allowed to jump back then
There wasn't a shot clock either.
@@timdub70 Not until the
Casey smith take your time
And no three point line
4:32 the free throws like these also went extinct
Not necessarily I remember a player in the 1990's who used that shot for his free throws.
Thats not illegal tho, if you were in the NBA, you can still do that, as long as you don't jump, its legal.
@Casey smith Rick Barry
And it went in 🤣
@Dutch van der Linde Rick Barry shot 90 percent using the underhand. I would suggest people do and therefore assume the same
You forgot about the Flint Tropics. They were more than a team, they were a lifestyle.
lmaooo
Hey King? When did they play?
Everyone... punch someone!
Can’t believe he didn’t mention the Flint Tropics, they did win the Mega Bowl
Bunch of JTs
The way they shot the ball on free throws 😂
Classic
dude at 4:02 looks like he was swan diving
LOL back in the 40s and early 50s haha
Facts bro I died when I saw that 😂
Rick Barry of the Golden State Warriors was the last to shoot underhanded and was the league best Pct, three times once with a 94.7 pct. for the season. Incredible
Fun fact: The Nets were going to be called the Brooklyn swamp dragons🤣🤣
New Jersey Swamp Dragons.
“Meat Packers” I mean cmon who wants to be on that team
That’s how we feel in Green Bay
It could be worse they could be the fudge packers.
Im packing some 🍖
You'd be suprised these days.
Can you say:
Dee-White-How-ward?
7:17 that ball looks flat af
Looks like an elementary school kickball
True
They probably couldn't take a proper photograph while the player moved so I'm guessing it was a staged pose for the camera.
That's so funny
True shit 😂🤣😂
0:36 something tells me that name wouldn’t slide in 2019
Poop in a bucket why the cfl has Winnipeg blue bombers
The AFL (Australian Football League) has a team named the Essendon Bombers
You have the best username I’ve seen in a long time
Every comment is..what about the sonics, or braves, or royals,.. etc...All these franchises still exist
Lord Beasley technically yes but no at the same time
They're like a sequel
The royals went to be the kings.
I get what your saying Alex Irving.
The sonics are the thunder
Nba:The oldest player in the nba is 46 years old
Vince Carter:I’ma make history.
r/agedlikemilk
Clippers should move back to San Diego
Incidentally, the Detroit Falcons was also an NHL franchise. They changed to the Red Wings for the 1932 season. Also, the Providence Steamrollers was also the name of Providence's NFL team. They won the 1928 NFL championship.
Studa Baker In Brazil we have the Corinthians Steamrollers, an American Football team.
The NFL team was called the Steamroller. No s.
9:39 Exemplary free throw shooting
Baltimore bullets sound cool BB
Fun facts:
-The Bulls have worn Stags throwback jerseys in past seasons
-when Toronto was awarded an NBA team in the early 90s, they were planning to resurrect the Huskies' name. By that time, however, the Minnesota Timberwolves existed and Toronto management felt any potential logo would be too similar to Minnesota. Also this was around the time Jurassic Park was a cultural juggernaut, which is where the name Raptors comes from.
I'm absolutely a huge fan of you. You are one of my favorite RUclipsrs so I was wondering if you could possibly rank MLB Mascots and NHL Mascots. I love the mascot vids.
Barbara B the best mascot in all of sports is gritty !
Coming from a habs fan
Carved Parachute . I was about to say that! Gritty for the win!
It would be funny if Gritty and Phillie Phanatic were standing on top of a cliff and Gritty said there can only be one
Why was the BAA formed? Partly because NHL and AHL team owners wanted more dates in their arenas. Boston, Chicago, Detroit, New York and Toronto were NHL cities, while Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Providence, St. Louis and Washington were AHL cities (as were Buffalo and Indianapolis). The first president of the BAA was Maurice Podoloff, who was President of the AHL at the time, the first man to lead two professional leagues at the same time.
Montreal Was An NHL City, Hershey and Springfield were AHL Cities
That's basically correct. Winter entertainment consisted of the Ice Capades and hockey in the northeast. (coming out of the early industrialization, the Depression, and WW ll, most people did not have discretionary income). So the guys who owned arenas created basketball teams to fill dates. Basketball definitely was a regional thing early on, and not that popular.
Rate all color rush jerseys nfl
Theyre all the 2nd worst, all tied for 2nd behind seattle. They look like a fishing lure
hot dog water those ottter pop lookin uniforms Are puke worthy
You could have included the ABA teams that folded when the NBA and ABA merged
3:35 maybe thats why vince carter hasnt retired yet
Indiana had 3 teams. Now we can't even have a mlb team
But yet we have a minor league team wtf
Face of with my team,Toronto
On Wednesday
#WETHENORTH
1:02 they became Anderson.Paak fanbase
5:23 I wish Baltimore would have a new NBA team name that is not too long, not too fancy, and not too violent
We want Baltimore
Thanks for replying to me about the Denver Nuggets. It really means a lot. It is the first time ever a RUclipsr has sent a response back go me.
Dude no one replied to you except for me.
I feel like teams that relocated should still be included because they only exist still from a business viewpont. And no team uses their name or logo anymore so they might as well be extinct.
On throwback nights, the LA Clippers wear their old Buffalo Braves unis (the blue ones)...
Johnny Radler they still exist tho
I love how people are struggling with the difference between a franchise that no longer exists, and one that relocated or changed names.
then why has e listed the Baltimore bullets? as they are now Washington)
@@Sicsta My god you are an idiot. He literally stated. In the fucking video that he wasnt talking about the bullets franchise that relocated to washington he was talking about an older one
Same difference.
Houston was supposed to get an expansion team back in 1970 (along with Buffalo,Portland and Cleveland) but they had trouble coming up with the expansion fee and the team was terminated before playing one game.
Baltimore Claws were a team in the ABA and played a few exhibition games before folding never playing a regular season game.
Weren't the nuggets called the Denver rockets before the NBA?
Hoyleel2950 Fortnight they were the rockets for most of their time in the ABA
There were
Yes
Yup they were
San Diego had a Rockets franchise before Houston. Green and Gold Uniforms. Calvin Murphy played for them.B.W.
6:17 LAKERS *COuGH CoUgh* CLIPPERS
XxOriginal_ _AvengerxX this is a underrated comment
Corona
The Clippers should've stayed in San Diego...
who would had thought that tossing a ball into a basket would be so awesome
I know right
Denver was not the first NBA team west of the Mississippi.... the entire city of St. Louis is west of the Mississippi River, so that distinction would go to the bombers
The kings need to comeback to KC
Or Cincinnati as the royals
I'm surprised that the NBA doesn't have a team in St. Louis anymore. That would be one city that could pull it off. Also, damn that team that's the Clippers right now! Leaving Buffalo for the West Coast sucks.
St. Louis has had three pro basketball teams: In the NBA: Bombers (1946-50), Hawks (1955-68) and the ABA: Spirits (1974-76).
Denver really loves the name Nuggets 3 teams wit the same name
Sad Iowa's one pro team no longer exists
The old Denver Nuggets were NOT the first NBA team west of the Mississippi River. The St. Louis Bombers were, as St. Louis is WEST (on the west bank) of the river.
Found your channel last night and am now binging! On my sixth video this morning- completely ignoring the fact I gotta shower and get moving with my day.
Capitols with an *o* because of the capitol in Washington? It's even on their logo I think
Great job young man. I love basketball history.
Most interesting! I thought the Milwaukee Bucks was the 1st Wisconsin NBA team
Never heard of Sheboygan having a team
Thanks for sharing
You think Anderson Pakk would've been a Anderson Packers fan of they were still a team?
Can you do a vid on teams that changed locations like the Vancouver Grizzlies and the Buffalo Brave.
BRING BACK THE SONICS!!!
7:47 that jumpshot tho!
Well done. So many basketball fans live in the now clueless of the games history. You get an A+ in my book!
4:27 who's got short shorts?
I’m from Anderson and the Wigwam (The arena that the Anderson Packers played in) still stands to this day. It isn’t used and I wish it would be so it could still generate some sort of revenue.
4:46 NHL Hockey team in DC
“Team owners back then would lose up to $100,000. Back then that was a lot of money” Well no fucking shit that was a lot of money
The way they shot everything! 90% hook shots and 10% wtf was that lol
JoeyMunson that my friend is white basketball
Great job! You should do a video about former ABA teams, too.
good stuff, thanks for doing the work and research. As much as I was a Cavs fan in the 70s and 80s, I'd never heard of the Rebels. Wonder if any of those players are still alive?
Paul Zollinger I have a feeling your not over 50 it’s just a feeling
Great vid! Keep doing them!
seattle supersonic and vancouver grizzlies
The reloacted and rebranded he is talking about teams that are gone like really gone
Both franchises are around today dumbass
Anybody remember when the Golden State Warriors were called the "Philadelphia Warriors" by the time these teams were around?
This guy sounds like joogsqaud
Imagine Lebron out here playin for the Sheboygan Red Skins
I swear the Philadelphia warriors were so broken in 1k97 ronnie pls fix
I find it crazy cuz my two favorite team it’s gsw and philly
7:12 St. Louis is west of the Mississippi but on it nonetheless
I wonder if there’s anyone out there who own any jacket or clothing that’s from the extinct NBA teams.. I would most definitely pay for it and collect it
That would be sweet to find some Chicago Staggs Memo. I have an old metal Lunch box with Tampa Bay buc's listed as an AFC East Team And The Seahawks Listed on the other side with the NFC West Teams . These Lunch boxes were made before the NFL decided where the teams were going to be placed. As a Raider fan i hated the Seahawks the Zorn to Largent duo was deadly and they were always it seems fighting for the AFC west title.
Same lmk I would love a steam rollers jersey
Sheboygan having a team is wild 😂 1:06
damn, I would have been MVP back then!
My thoughts exactly, I was born in the wrong era
We born in wrong era, that's true. But don't judge them! You don't have right to do that.
Baltimore Bullets sounds sick wit it
What about Cincinnati royals
Currently the Sacramento Kings
Rochester, New York was their origin before Cincinnati, Ohio.B.W.
For people who are asking about St. Louis Hawks and Seattle Supersonics.
Seattle turned into today‘s OKC and St. Louis Hawks turned into Atlanta Hawks but in this Video are only Teams that completely dont exist
watching then just jack up the ball it like watching a middle school game.....I wonder what the science is behind the Granny shot.....
Tim Zurowski the greatest free throw shooter shot granny style
Science-wise, it is very sound. The superior backspin gives you more margin for error (assuming you had put in the same level of practice with both shots). Rick Barry was as an elite f/t shooter with the granny (89%) and at least one world record holder shot the granny-style (I don't know if it is the current one).
Thank you so much for all.of.this information. I had.no idea.these teams even existed...until now!
lol the old clippers didn’t play basketball for a whole 10 years
1:04
He says the Denver Nuggets
Me: I thought the Denver Nuggets still play in the NBA
You forgot the new york celtics different team than the current celtics
Where are here more New Jersey Nets and Seattle Sonics? They are now Bruklin Nets and Oklahoma City Thunder!
No mention of the Dayton Renaissance?
Love the video!
NBA needs to introduce 2 new western teams and 2 new eastern teams: Seattle, Vancouver, Pittsburgh and Birmingham.
J0S3PH Seattle and Vancouver are not extinct they moved to different cities
They need to go back to Vancouver and Seattle or at least shouldn't have moved
Birmingham... no
J0S3PH how about one in Nashville
@@StellarWishGaming2002 the grizzlies left Vancouver because nobody there cared about basketball. Also they sucked.
Washington Capitals Hockey Team used go NBA Team I didn't Know that
1:00denver nuggets are in the nba
Different franchise
3:30 that shot though, thats how my weirdo friend shoots the ball 🤣🤣
Hey, if it works, don't knock it
@@ganrice2984 your a actually right
Is it just me or has indy alwase been a prime basketball city. I mean the pacers sell out bankers life at least once a week.
Indiana is a very big basketball state they have 14 of the 15 largest high school basketball gyms
My grandfather was on the Philadelphia warriors 1946 team when they won the chip. You can look it up if you don’t believe me
Imagine having the Walmarts owner make a NBA team
Since they don't have an union they'll probably cut wages
The Baltimore bullets sounds so fitting today
You forgot Charlotte Bobcats and Seattle Supersonics
Charlotte Bobcats are Charlotte Hornets. And Seattle Supersonics are the OKC Thunder.
@@percydaleabibuag9430 this video is about extinct NBA franchises, but is titled extinct NBA teams. He should change the title to extinct NBA franchises because even though the original Denver Nuggets franchise is no longer around, the team is actually still around.
@@percydaleabibuag9430 also the Seattle Supersonics and Charlotte Bobcats are still considered extinct NBA teams.
Dear NBA, please bring the Baltimore Bullets back. :(
(I know the Washington Wizards used to be the Washington Bullets after the relocation)
Give the NBA a middle finger on its logo and criticize the commissioner by criticize Commissioner Adam Silver
Anderson .paak?
Great video - I know this comment is LONG after many people or you will probably see it - but the Providence Steamrollers were not the only Major 4 team in RI. Providence Grays - who won the first World Series - were also obviously from Rhode Island.
Thanks for the info! Btw I see everything 👁️
How could they be professional if they miss almost every shot they took 😂😂
We learn from our mistakes! The first basketball players would have to be bad as they didn’t have any example to learn from.
@@Utubeaccount123 makes sense but those shots were bad lol 😂
Really think okc needs to just give up the naming rights for seattle. So when they get a diff team. They can just get the name back. And the rights to the championchip...
0:31 r.i.p Pittsburgh Iron men. It would have been cool for our city to still have a team
80s and 90s era are the toughest and strongest basketball league
I thought the city of Seattle owned the rights and linage of the Supersonics?
Brandon Barnett they do which is fucking stupid
Sure, but there is precedence for this with the Cleveland Browns in the NFL. When a new ownership comes in (which I hope it one day does) it will be a new franchise -- unless, the OKC franchise comes back. Which, I mean, stranger things have happened.
@@somebodyandthem Why is it stupid. None of the Sonics moments happened in OKC.
8:55 whoa, dude, these tatoos are awesome!
Kentucky Colonels-not covered because they were ABA, but never NBA?
Yep not covered as only a few ABA teams made it to the NBA.
pittsburgh pipers won the aba title in 1968 so we have a basketball championship too
Pelicans is worst name for current nba team such a shame... should be New orleans jazz
We got Utah Jazz my guy
We all know that the Jazz used to play in New Orleans, right? Utah - talk about a team that needs a name change. The "Utah 4/4 Time." Like the Lakers, named after inland bodies of water now playing in a DESERT after they moved from Minnesota, the state with 10,000 lakes, supposedly.
Pelicans gets shortened nicely to 'Pels,' which I can deal with.
It should be the New Orleans Jazz, then Utah should be the Utah Raptors and Toronto can go back to the Huskies.
@@skypangolin8576 Or the Grizzlies name transferred to Utah,the Jazz to New Orleans and Memphis can revive the Pros name from the ABA.
@@jacksonwade1068 , let's have a history lesson, shall we? The team actually started in New Orleans. Until they move to Salt Lake City to become The Utah Jazz.
You missed a lot of teams, the Seattle supersonics, the saint Louis Hawks…
There's only one team of the current NBA that will go extinct
The NBA All-Stars lol
Overall, some of these cities that don’t have a team anymore probably still won’t have a team when the NBA decides to expand to 32 Teams. Believe me. It’s been going on for a while, and the top 2 cities to have a new NBA Franchise would be Seattle & Las Vegas. It’s confirmed that Seattle will resurrect the Sonics, but Las Vegas, thats up in the air.