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1949–50 New York Knicks season

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The 1949–50 New York Knicks season was the fourth season for the team and the first following the merger of the Basketball Association of America and the National Basketball League that formed the National Basketball Association (NBA).[2][3] In the regular season, the Knicks finished in second place in the Eastern Division, posting a 40–28 record and advancing to the NBA playoffs. New York won its first round series against the Washington Capitols, 2–0, to make it to the Eastern Division finals. There, the team was defeated two games to one by the Syracuse Nationals.[4]

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Game log

1949–50 game log
#DateOpponentScoreHigh pointsRecord
1November 1at Chicago89–87 (OT)Gallatin, McGuire (18)1–0
2November 2at Waterloo68–60Vince Boryla (19)2–0
3November 3at Fort Wayne72–87Harry Gallatin (13)2–1
4November 5at Tri-Cities76–72Carl Braun (19)3–1
5November 6at Sheboygan93–99Carl Braun (22)3–2
6November 8at Indianapolis79–64Paul Noel (15)4–2
7November 10Indianapolis79–83Connie Simmons (18)4–3
8November 12at Rochester73–94Tex Ritter (14)4–4
9November 13at Philadelphia66–80Harry Gallatin (18)4–5
10November 15Syracuse74–77Vince Boryla (19)4–6
11November 18vs Denver85–78Connie Simmons (15)5–6
12November 19Philadelphia85–69Harry Gallatin (16)6–6
13November 22at Washington89–74Carl Braun (19)7–6
14November 23Washington87–67Carl Braun (17)8–6
15November 24at Philadelphia75–70Donovan, McGuire (14)9–6
16November 26Boston96–84Vince Boryla (20)10–6
17November 27at Fort Wayne77–72Harry Gallatin (19)11–6
18November 30at Minneapolis92–102Harry Gallatin (20)11–7
19December 1at St. Louis85–68Tex Ritter (26)12–7
20December 3Baltimore85–55Harry Gallatin (16)13–7
21December 8at Baltimore82–60Vince Boryla (23)14–7
22December 10Chicago93–91 (OT)Connie Simmons (21)15–7
23December 14Minneapolis94–84Carl Braun (26)16–7
24December 17St. Louis81–76 (2OT)Carl Braun (23)17–7
25December 19at Anderson86–83Harry Gallatin (17)18–7
26December 20at Chicago77–79Carl Braun (23)18–8
27December 21at St. Louis52–75Carl Braun (11)18–9
28December 23at Denver83–72Ernie Vandeweghe (19)19–9
29December 26Rochester80–83 (OT)Connie Simmons (31)19–10
30December 27at Boston78–97Carl Braun (15)19–11
31December 28at Philadelphia79–72Braun, Gallatin (19)20–11
32December 31at Washington64–70Carl Braun (17)20–12
33January 1Philadelphia81–59Ernie Vandeweghe (16)21–12
34January 5vs Waterloo82–70Connie Simmons (21)22–12
35January 7Fort Wayne80–88Ernie Vandeweghe (20)22–13
36January 11Washington73–72Harry Gallatin (18)23–13
37January 14Boston82–80Carl Braun (21)24–13
38January 19Minneapolis83–94Carl Braun (18)24–14
39January 22Rochester81–71Carl Braun (23)25–14
40January 24vs Sheboygan101–68Connie Simmons (19)26–14
41January 25Fort Wayne96–66Harry Gallatin (22)27–14
42January 26at Baltimore79–77 (2OT)Carl Braun (19)28–14
43January 28Philadelphia55–58Dick McGuire (14)28–15
44January 29at Fort Wayne70–92Ray Lumpp (16)28–16
45January 31vs Tri-Cities77–83Carl Braun (16)28–17
46February 1at Minneapolis81–96Harry Donovan (19)28–18
47February 2at St. Louis87–73Carl Braun (18)29–18
48February 4at Washington76–71Carl Braun (24)30–18
49February 5Rochester65–73Braun, Simmons (13)30–19
50February 8St. Louis82–84 (2OT)Ernie Vandeweghe (22)30–20
51February 11Chicago85–75Vince Boryla (19)31–20
52February 15Baltimore80–67Carl Braun (20)32–20
53February 18Fort Wayne80–84Tex Ritter (16)32–21
54February 19at Rochester92–105Connie Simmons (30)32–22
55February 21at Philadelphia84–73Vince Boryla (16)33–22
56February 22Washington89–81Carl Braun (38)34–22
57February 25Chicago86–79Tex Ritter (13)35–22
58March 1Baltimore82–76Harry Gallatin (16)36–22
59March 2at Boston81–72Carl Braun (21)37–22
60March 4Minneapolis75–84Carl Braun (22)37–23
61March 8St. Louis80–78 (OT)Braun, Gallatin (20)38–23
62March 9at Baltimore79–91Ray Lumpp (17)38–24
63March 11vs Anderson89–91Carl Braun (36)38–25
64March 12at Minneapolis66–87Carl Braun (17)38–26
65March 14at Chicago75–85Carl Braun (24)38–27
66March 15Boston88–84 (OT)Harry Gallatin (26)39–27
67March 17at Boston98–96 (2OT)Carl Braun (20)40–27
68March 18at Rochester74–77Harry Gallatin (17)40–28
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