
Washington Caps
American Basketball Association (1969-1970) Washington Caps Born: August 20, 1969 – The Oakland Oaks relocate to Washington, D.C. Moved: July 30, 1970 (Virginia Squires) First Game:

American Basketball Association (1969-1970) Washington Caps Born: August 20, 1969 – The Oakland Oaks relocate to Washington, D.C. Moved: July 30, 1970 (Virginia Squires) First Game:

American Basketball Association (1967-1974) Born: February 2, 1967 (ABA founding franchise) Re-Branded: August 7, 1974 (Denver Nuggets) First Game: October 15, 1967 (W 110-105 vs. Anaheim

The Virginia Squires of the American Basketball Association (ABA) began as the Oakland Oaks. After two seasons they were sold and moved to Washington, D.C., for one year, before moving to the Tidewater region of Eastern Virginia. They folded in 1976, just a month shy of the NBA-ABA merger.

The last of Memphis’ three short-lived entries in the iconic American Basketball Association of the 1970’s, the Sounds counted Stax Records soul music legend Isaac Hayes among the team’s investors.

American Basketball Association (1967-1973) Born: February 2, 1967 – American Basketball Association founding franchise Relocated: April 6,1973 (San Antonio Spurs) First Game: October 16, 1967
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