Season · 1948-49

The 1948-49 Philadelphia Warriors

1,328Team Fame
28-32Record
+0.21SRS
0-2Postseason

#1064 ranked team of all time · #4 in 1948-49 · #51 in Golden State Warriors history (by combined player fame)

just below 1969-70 Boston Celtics (#1063) · just above 2012-13 Milwaukee Bucks (#1065)

The Season in Brief

The 1948-49 Philadelphia Warriors went 28-32. Led by Ed Sadowski, Joe Fulks and George Senesky, they posted a +0.21 SRS and went 0-2 in the playoffs.

Each segment is one player's share of the team's fame - Ed Sadowski leads at 27%.

Honors & Awards

No league honors this season.

Team Leaders

PointsJoe Fulks26.0
AssistsGeorge Senesky3.9
Def. Win SharesJoe Fulks3.4

The Roster, by Fame

Full Stat Line

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Player
Ed Sadowski6015.30.02.746.33.248
Joe Fulks6026.00.01.239.63.444
George Senesky606.50.03.933.22.422
Howie Dallmar387.70.03.137.31.514
Angelo Musi588.20.01.435.71.610
Jerry Fleishman595.50.02.033.91.810
Gale Bishop568.30.01.638.41.710
Chink Crossin444.00.01.337.70.85
Jerry Rullo393.50.01.233.80.84
Phil Farbman273.10.00.739.90.53
Elmore Morgenthaler202.10.00.344.80.22
Bob O'Brien160.90.00.519.70.22
Jake Bornheimer155.90.00.936.10.52
Irv Torgoff132.70.00.934.00.31
Roy Pugh131.50.00.524.80.11

Roster Profile

No age data this season.

Rookies & Newcomers

Draft Pedigree

The Playoff Run

0-2 overall

Conf Semis

0-2

lost to Washington Capitols(38-22)

Season fame across franchise history

Every season the Golden State Warriors fielded a roster, scored by the combined fame of that year's team. Click any season to lock it in the panel, then use its Full season page link.

7,4093,704PEAK · 7,409 · 2016-17
1946-472016-172025-26

7 championship seasons marked above the arc.