Season · 1973-74

The 1973-74 Buffalo Braves

1,607Team Fame
42-40Record
-0.19SRS
2-4Postseason

The Season in Brief

The 1973-74 Buffalo Braves went 42-40. Led by Bob McAdoo, Jim McMillian and Randy Smith, they posted a -0.19 SRS and went 2-4 in the playoffs.

Each segment is one player's share of the team's fame - Bob McAdoo leads at 40%.

Honors & Awards

Team Leaders

PointsBob McAdoo30.6
ReboundsBob McAdoo15.1
AssistsErnie DiGregorio8.2
StealsRandy Smith2.5
BlocksBob McAdoo3.3
True ShootingJack Marin59.8
Def. Win SharesBob McAdoo4.4

The Roster, by Fame

Full Stat Line

Tap a column to re-sort. ★ marks a career year.

Player
Bob McAdoo7430.615.12.31.23.359.44.498
Jim McMillian8218.67.43.11.60.355.21.937
Randy Smith8215.53.84.72.50.052.52.334
Gar Heard8115.311.72.21.72.846.44.330
Ernie DiGregorio8115.22.78.20.70.145.90.416
Bob Kauffman746.14.41.90.50.252.01.09
Jack Marin2713.44.51.70.90.759.80.58
Ken Charles593.91.10.90.50.252.10.34
Dave Wohl414.00.73.10.80.045.90.33
Lee Winfield363.01.21.30.40.141.80.12
Kevin Kunnert392.82.70.60.10.650.40.32
Matt Guokas274.91.52.60.70.255.60.22
Mike Macaluso301.60.80.10.20.046.60.11
Paul Ruffner201.50.60.00.10.145.80.00
Jim Garvin60.30.80.00.00.025.00.00

Roster Profile

Rookies & Newcomers

Draft Pedigree

The Playoff Run

2-4 overall

Conf Semis

2-4

lost to Boston Celtics(56-26)

Season fame across franchise history

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