National Basketball Association (15590 bytes)
1: ...sketballAssociation.png|right|National Basketball Association]]
3: ...e hope of becoming a star player and gaining international exposure.
5: ...er adding several teams from the rival [[National Basketball League]].
9: The league's several international offices and 30 teams are directed out of New York...
17: ...ted to celebrate the annual [[National Basketball Association All-Star Game|NBA All-Star Game]]. Fans are ball...

Women's National Basketball Association (7953 bytes)
5: ...''' is an organization governing a professional [[basketball]] league for women in the [[United States]]. Form...
11: ...he NBA, the world's most competitive professional basketball league.
13: ...arks]] in [[Los Angeles]]. The game was televised nationally in the United States on the [[NBC]] television ...
15: ...ost Valuable Player Award|MVP]] [[Cynthia Cooper (basketball)|Cynthia Cooper]], who led her [[Houston Comets]]...
18: ...gue that had traditionally been comprised of international/college veterans.

List of National Basketball Association players (6061 bytes)
1: List of [[National Basketball Association]] players
3: ...basketball players]], [[List of WNBA players]], [[Basketball]]
58: *[[Doug Christie (basketball)|Doug Christie]]
66: *[[Brad Daugherty (basketball player)|Brad Daugherty]]
117: *[[Richard Hamilton (basketball)|Richard Hamilton]]

National Basketball Association All-Star Game (5871 bytes)
1: The [[National Basketball Association|NBA]] staged its first All-Star Game in the [[Bos...
27: | 1961 || West 153, East 131 || [[Syracuse Nationals]] || [[Oscar Robertson]], [[Cincinnati Royals]]
31: ... 108 || [[Los Angeles Lakers]] || [[Bill Russell (basketball)|Bill Russell]], [[Boston Celtics]]
53: ...t 123 || [[Seattle SuperSonics]] || [[Bob Lanier (basketball player)|Bob Lanier]], [[Detroit Pistons]]
116: [[Category:National Basketball Association]]

Women's National Basketball Association All-Star Game (833 bytes)
1: ...York]]. In 2004, the U.S. Senior National Women's Basketball team defeated a team of WNBA All-Stars 74-58 at ...

List of National Basketball Association franchise post-season droughts (3720 bytes)
1: This is a list of [[National Basketball Association]] franchise post-season and [[NBA Finals]] drough...
102: *[[List of National Football League franchise post-season droughts]]
104: [[Category:National Basketball Association]]

Philippine Basketball Association (1106 bytes)
1: ...etballAssociation.jpg|right|Philippine Basketball Association]]
3: ...ball after the United States' National Basketball Association (NBA). As of [[2004]], the league had the followi...
16: ...eration|FIBA]] and the U.S. [[National Basketball Association]].

American Basketball Association (5796 bytes)
1: ...iation''' consists of two distinct professional [[basketball]] leagues.
4: ...the more established, rival [[National Basketball Association]] until reaching an agreement of merger in [[1976...
6: ...eventually caught on with fans, but the lack of a national television contract and protracted financial loss...
29: * [[Oakland Oaks (basketball)|Oakland Oaks]]
39: * [[Washington Caps (basketball)|Washington Caps]]

Continental Basketball Association (5038 bytes)
1: ...hat develops talent for the [[National Basketball Association]].
3: ...eague's name became the '''Continental Basketball Association'''.
5: ...ter that year with the [[International Basketball Association]], establishing a resurrected '''CBA'''.
94: [[Category:Basketball leagues]]
95: [[Category:Continental Basketball Association| ]]

Chinese Basketball Association (3436 bytes)
1: ...ith the [[Continental Basketball Association]], a basketball [[minor league]] in the [[United States|US]]). So...
31: [[Category:Basketball leagues]]

International Basketball Association (1078 bytes)
2: ...entually merged with the [[Continental Basketball Association]].
28: ...ketball League]] and the [[Continental Basketball Association|CBA]] to "restart" the CBA for the 2001-2002 seas...
30: [http://www.logoserver.com/basketball/iba.GIF]
32: [[Category:Basketball]]

National Basketball League (4121 bytes)
1: ... the Australian student political grouping, see [[National Broad Left]].''
4: ... 1949 which was renamed the [[National Basketball Association]].
6: ...and the [[Philadelphia 76ers]], then the Syracuse Nationals ("Nats"), joined the NBA in 1949.
8: ...n [[1961 in sports|1961]] became the National AAU Basketball League (NABL). The Wingfoots are still an AAU Eli...
11: ===National Basketball League Champions===

National Professional Basketball League (991 bytes)
1: ...onal Professional Basketball League]] was a pro [[basketball]] league in the [[USA]] in (1950-51). The league ...
21: [[Category:Basketball leagues]]

National Basketball League (Australia) (5279 bytes)
1: ...ue''' is [[Australia]]'s top-level professional [[basketball]] competition.
11: ...t allowed one naturalized player to compete for a national team).
82: [[Category:Basketball leagues]]

National Basketball Development League (1133 bytes)
1: ...officially sponsored and operated developmental [[basketball]] organization. The NBDL, more commonly known as ...
31: [[fr:National Basketball Developpement League]]

National Basketball League (Canada) (1729 bytes)
1: ...s]]. Nor is it to be confused with the [[National Basketball League (Australia)]].''
5: The National Basketball League that was based in [[Canada]] lasted only o...
19: *[[Canadian National Team]]

National Alliance of Basketball Leagues (2516 bytes)
1: ... as the Zollner [[Ft. Wayne Pistons]], [[Syracuse Nationals]], [[Rochester Royals]], [[Minneapolis Lakers]],...
3: After WWII, the fledgling [[Basketball Association of America]] was established by arena owners in l...
5: ...d and changed the name to the National Industrial Basketball League (NIBL) where teams such as the Denver Truc...
7: ...geles Jets and other teams to form the [[American Basketball League]]; when this venture folded, some of these...
9: ... players for the opportunity to play [[FIBA]] pro basketball overseas.

National Industrial Basketball League (152 bytes)
1: ..., to enable mill workers a chance to compete in [[basketball]].

Puerto Rican national basketball team (4727 bytes)
1: ...mbled with twelve of the best [[National Superior Basketball League of Puerto Rico|BSN]] players.
3: ...an and Caribbean Games]], [[World championship of Basketball]], [[Pre Olympics]] and others.
5: ...ariants of the team include the [[Woman|women's]] national team, and sub-21 teams for each men and women.
11: ... a large welcoming at the [[Luis Munoz Marin International Airport]] in [[San Juan, Puerto Rico|San Juan]]. ...
13: ...b-21 national team also brought national pride to basketball fans in Puerto Rico, winning the gold medal at th...

National Superior Basketball League of Puerto Rico (3251 bytes)
1: ...d has produced a handful of [[National Basketball Association|NBA]] players and a lot of classic games and emot...
5: In [[2004]], the [[Ponce Lions (basketball)|Ponce Lions]] won their twelfth franchise BSN ti...
8: ...tball]] popularity happened all over Puerto Rico. Basketball tumbled [[Baseball]] as the Puerto Rican fan's 2n...
21: * [[Bayamón Cowboys (basketball)|Bayamón Cowboys]]
22: * [[Caguas Creoles (basketball)|Caguas Creoles]]

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