1948–49 Philadelphia Warriors season

BAA professional basketball team season March 2026 August 2023 Philadelphia Warriors Golden State Warriors BAA 1949 28 32 Eastern 4 Eddie Gottlieb Philadelphia Arena WFIL-TV WIBG East Division Semifinals(eliminated 0–2) PHW The 1948–49 Philadelphia Warriors season was the Warriors' 3rd season in the Basketball Association of America.1948–49 Philadelphia Warriors The team finished at fourth place out of six teams in the BAA East Division and was eliminated in the East Division Semifinals by the Washington Capitols in two games.1948-49 BAA Season Summary https://www.basketball-reference.com/leagues/BAA_1949.html 2024-03-07 Basketball-Reference.com en The team was led by power forward Joe Fulks, who averaged a team-high 26.0 points per game and set the then-NBA record for points in a game, with 63 points versus the Indianapolis Jets on February 10, 1949.The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame :: Joe Fulks https://www.hoophall.com/hall-of-famers/joe-fulks/ 2024-03-07 www.hoophall.com en Draft 1948 BAA draft Round Pick Player Position Nationality College 1 11 Don Ray F/C United States Western Kentucky – – William Brown – United States Maryland – – Hugh Compton – United States Louisville – – Joe Nelson – United States BYU – – Clint Pace – United States Pepperdine – – Roy Pugh F/C United States SMU – – Tom Short – United States Kansas Wesleyan – – Joe Wahl – United States Akron – – Andy Wolfe – United States California Roster 1948–49 Philadelphia Warriors #012F6B #FFC427 #D40032 white 11 Gale Bishop F 6 3 195 Washington State 1922-06-04 15 Jake Bornheimer F/C 6 5 200 Muhlenberg 1927-06-29 4 Chink Crossin G 6 1 165 Pennsylvania 1924-07-04 12 Howie Dallmar F 6 4 200 Stanford 1922-05-24 15 Phil Farbman F 6 1 185 CCNY 1924-04-03 6, 9 Jerry Fleishman SG 6 2 190 NYU 1922-02-14 10 Joe Fulks PF 6 5 190 Murray State 1921-10-26 17 Elmore Morgenthaler C 6 9 230 New Mexico Tech 1922-08-03 5 Angelo Musi G 5 9 145 Temple 1918-07-25 7 Bob O'Brien basketball F 6 4 190 Pepperdine 1927-01-26 16 Roy Pugh C/F 6 6 210 SMU 1922-10-16 6 Jerry Rullo G 5 10 165 Temple 1923-06-23 14 Ed Sadowski basketball C 6 5 240 Seton Hall 1917-07-11 8 George Senesky PG 6 2 179 Saint Joseph's 1922-04-04 16 Irv Torgoff F 6 2 192 Long Island University 1917-03-06 Eddie Gottlieb https://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/PHW/1949.html Regular season Season standings PHW x – clinched playoff spot Game log # Date Opponent Score High points Record 1 November 3 @ Washington 70–77 Joe Fulks (24) 0–1 2 November 4 Boston 94–73 Joe Fulks (25) 1–1 3 November 6 @ Providence 69–56 Joe Fulks (26) 2–1 4 November 7 @ Boston 77–85 Joe Fulks (20) 2–2 5 November 9 Providence 92–84 Joe Fulks (27) 3–2 6 November 11 Rochester 75–83 Ed Sadowski (18) 3–3 7 November 13 @ St. Louis 75–76 Ed Sadowski (23) 3–4 8 November 16 @ Indianapolis 90–82 Ed Sadowski (21) 4–4 9 November 17 @ Fort Wayne 72–80 Ed Sadowski (24) 4–5 10 November 18 Indianapolis 83–71 Dallmar, Fulks, Sadowski (12) 5–5 11 November 20 @ New York 86–91 Fulks, Sadowski (26) 5–6 12 November 23 Fort Wayne 80–90 Joe Fulks (22) 5–7 13 November 25 Washington 73–81 Joe Fulks (28) 5–8 14 November 28 @ Minneapolis 67–88 Joe Fulks (15) 5–9 15 November 30 @ Chicago 68–74 Fleishman, Fulks (13) 5–10 16 December 2 Boston 87–88 Joe Fulks (32) 5–11 17 December 4 @ Rochester 101–105 (OT) Joe Fulks (39) 5–12 18 December 8 Baltimore 78–83 Joe Fulks (25) 5–13 19 December 9 @ Baltimore 91–92 Joe Fulks (20) 5–14 20 December 14 St. Louis 74–61 Joe Fulks (23) 6–14 21 December 15 @ Washington 81–92 Joe Fulks (26) 6–15 22 December 17 New York 87–78 Joe Fulks (27) 7–15 23 December 18 @ Providence 94–90 Joe Fulks (47) 8–15 24 December 21 Minneapolis 72–64 Joe Fulks (19) 9–15 25 December 25 Boston 80–77 Joe Fulks (30) 10–15 26 December 30 Indianapolis 94–91 Joe Fulks (32) 11–15 27 January 1 @ New York 80–88 Joe Fulks (25) 11–16 28 January 4 Washington 78–84 Joe Fulks (27) 11–17 29 January 6 @ Baltimore 88–93 Ed Sadowski (24) 11–18 30 January 8 Fort Wayne 67–73 Joe Fulks (20) 11–19 31 January 11 @ Rochester 71–83 Joe Fulks (20) 11–20 32 January 14 @ Boston 104–79 Joe Fulks (31) 12–20 33 January 15 Baltimore 94–87 Joe Fulks (26) 13–20 34 January 18 Providence 86–74 Joe Fulks (34) 14–20 35 January 20 Chicago 92–72 Joe Fulks (38) 15–20 36 January 23 @ Minneapolis 71–89 Joe Fulks (32) 15–21 37 January 25 @ Chicago 86–77 Joe Fulks (35) 16–21 38 January 26 @ Fort Wayne 80–88 Joe Fulks (30) 16–22 39 January 27 New York 102–96 Joe Fulks (39) 17–22 40 January 29 @ New York 78–73 Joe Fulks (27) 18–22 41 February 1 Providence 93–86 Joe Fulks (28) 19–22 42 February 3 Minneapolis 76–78 Joe Fulks (23) 19–23 43 February 6 @ St. Louis 77–74 (OT) Joe Fulks (20) 20–23 44 February 7 @ Indianapolis 73–90 Joe Fulks (28) 20–24 45 February 8 vs Fort Wayne 87–89 Ed Sadowski (27) 20–25 46 February 10 Indianapolis 108–87 Joe Fulks (63) 21–25 47 February 12 @ Washington 91–88 Joe Fulks (31) 22–25 48 February 17 New York 86–82 Joe Fulks (36) 23–25 49 February 22 @ Rochester 86–92 Ed Sadowski (23) 23–26 50 February 23 Chicago 85–102 Joe Fulks (21) 23–27 51 March 1 St. Louis 89–83 Joe Fulks (23) 24–27 52 March 3 Chicago 90–75 Ed Sadowski (18) 25–27 53 March 5 @ Baltimore 85–99 Joe Fulks (23) 25–28 54 March 10 Rochester 71–73 Joe Fulks (29) 25–29 55 March 11 @ Boston 100–108 Joe Fulks (23) 25–30 56 March 12 @ Providence 92–70 Joe Fulks (39) 26–30 57 March 15 Baltimore 84–76 Joe Fulks (28) 27–30 58 March 17 Washington 84–81 Joe Fulks (25) 28–30 59 March 19 @ St. Louis 100–109 Joe Fulks (31) 28–31 60 March 20 @ Minneapolis 78–91 Joe Fulks (18) 28–32 Playoffs Philadelphia Warriors 1949 yes Philadelphia Warriors Division Semifinals yes yes no 0 1 0 1 yes yes |- align="center" bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 1 | March 23 | Washington | L 70–92 | Jake Bornheimer (13) | Howie Dallmar (3) | Philadelphia Arena | 0–1 |- align="center" bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 2 | March 24 | @ Washington | L 78–80 | Chink Crossin (22) | Jerry Fleishman (3) | Uline Arena | 0–2 |- PHW yes 1949 Awards and records Joe Fulks, All-NBA First Team References Category:Golden State Warriors seasons Philadelphia Philadelphia Warriors Philadelphia Warriors