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1973–74 Kansas City–Omaha Kings season

NBA professional basketball team season

Field	Value
team	Kansas City–Omaha Kings
team_link	Sacramento Kings
end_year	1974
wins	33
losses	49
division	Midwest
division_place	4
conf_place	7
coach	Bob Cousy
Draff Young
Phil Johnson
owners	Leon Karosen
Robert Margolin
H. Paul Rosenberg
arena	Municipal Auditorium
Omaha Civic Auditorium
television	KMBC-TV/KETV
radio	KCMO/KFAB
playoffs	Did not qualify
bbr_team	KCO

Draff Young Phil Johnson Robert Margolin H. Paul Rosenberg Omaha Civic Auditorium The 1973–74 Kansas City–Omaha Kings season was the Kings' 25th season in the NBA and their second season in the cities of Kansas City and Omaha.

Draft picks

Main article: 1973 NBA draft

Roster

Phil Johnson

Regular season

Season standings

:z – clinched division title :y – clinched division title :x – clinched playoff spot

Game log

|- | 1 | October 10 | Chicago | L 90–105 | Nate Archibald (42) |

0–1
2
October 12
Chicago
W 88–84
Nate Archibald (29)
Omaha Civic Auditorium
1–1
-
3
October 13
@ Atlanta
W 117–102
John Block (26)

2–1
4
October 17
@ Seattle
W 108–106
Nate Archibald (27)

3–1
5
October 19
@ Portland
L 99–111
Nate Archibald (21)

3–2
6
October 20
@ Golden State
L 81–100
Ken Durrett (17)

3–3
7
October 24
Los Angeles
L 91–92
Sam Lacey (24)
Omaha Civic Auditorium
3–4
-
8
October 26
Phoenix
W 98–93
Ron Behagen (20)

4–4
9
October 28
Buffalo
W 112–100
John Block (27)

4–5
10
October 30
Milwaukee
L 78–112
John Block (25)

4–6
11
November 2
Seattle
L 109–115
Jimmy Walker (24)

4–7
12
November 4
Golden State
L 91–92
Ron Behagen (21)

4–8
13
November 9
Capital
L 96–109
Jimmy Walker (24)
Omaha Civic Auditorium
4–9
-
14
November 10
@ Milwaukee
L 83–84
Jimmy Walker (20)

4–10
15
November 11
@ Cleveland
W 103–93
Jimmy Walker (27)

5–10
16
November 14
Houston
W 118–116 (OT)
Jimmy Walker (31)

6–10
17
November 16
@ Detroit
L 98–125
McNeill, Williams (21)

6–11
18
November 17
Boston
L 110–123
Nate Williams (27)

6–12
19
November 20
Philadelphia
L 103–109
Jimmy Walker (18)

6–13
20
November 21
Philadelphia
L 90–103
Nate Williams (22)
Omaha Civic Auditorium
6–14
-
21
November 23
@ Boston
L 102–119
Jimmy Walker (25)

6–15
22
November 24
@ Buffalo
L 131–143
Nate Williams (28)

6–16
23
November 25
Seattle
L 99–104
Nate Archibald (21)

6–17
24
November 27
Atlanta
L 110–129
Nate Archibald (28)
Omaha Civic Auditorium
6–18
-
25
November 29
@ Phoenix
L 99–119
Nate Archibald (24)

6–19
26
November 30
@ Los Angeles
L 107–123
Don Kojis (22)

6–20
27
December 1
@ Golden State
L 108–120
Sam Lacey (26)

6–21
28
December 5
Atlanta
W 117–105
Jimmy Walker (29)
Omaha Civic Auditorium
7–21
-
29
December 7
@ Philadelphia
W 113–102
Jimmy Walker (32)

8–21
30
December 9
Detroit
L 80–86
Jimmy Walker (17)
Omaha Civic Auditorium
8–22
-
31
December 11
@ Chicago
L 104–105
Jimmy Walker (27)

8–23
32
December 15
@ New York
L 107–116
Nate Williams (25)

8–24
33
December 16
Detroit
W 105–104
Jimmy Walker (25)

9–24
34
December 19
Cleveland
W 106–92
Don Kojis (24)
Omaha Civic Auditorium
10–24
-
35
December 20
Capital
L 92–98
Jimmy Walker (20)

10–25
36
December 22
Buffalo
W 122–112
Jimmy Walker (24)

11–25
37
December 23
Golden State
W 101–93
Jimmy Walker (26)

12–25
38
December 26
@ Houston
L 95–110
Jimmy Walker (16)

12–26
39
December 27
@ Cleveland
W 110–100
Walker, Williams (26)

13–26
40
December 29
@ Capital
W 106–102
Nate Archibald (24)

14–26
41
December 30
New York
L 85–102
Larry McNeill (16)

14–27
42
January 2
Boston
W 109–97
Nate Archibald (26)

15–27
43
January 3
@ Milwaukee
L 105–120
Nate Williams (30)

15–28
44
January 4
Phoenix
W 122–97
Sam Lacey (21)

16–28
45
January 6
@ Los Angeles
L 105–109
Nate Archibald (31)

16–29
46
January 8
@ Portland
L 110–129
John Block (18)

16–30
47
January 9
@ Seattle
L 96–100
Nate Williams (28)

16–31
48
January 11
@ Phoenix
W 117–100
Jimmy Walker (25)

17–31
49
January 13
Portland
W 103–99
Nate Archibald (26)
Omaha Civic Auditorium
18–31
-
50
January 18
Los Angeles
L 115–116
Nate Williams (24)

18–32
51
January 19
Cleveland
W 111–108
Jimmy Walker (22)

19–32
52
January 20
@ Detroit
L 79–105
Don Kojis (12)

19–33
53
January 22
Portland
W 103–96
Nate Archibald (31)

20–33
54
January 25
@ Buffalo
W 118–113
Jimmy Walker (26)

21–33
55
January 27
@ Boston
L 98–119
Behagen, Lacey (17)

21–34
56
January 30
New York
L 88–108
Lacey, Williams (16)
Omaha Civic Auditorium
21–35
-
57
February 1
@ Chicago
L 88–99
Nate Williams (26)

21–36
58
February 6
Chicago
L 95–112
Nate Williams (20)
Omaha Civic Auditorium
21–37
-
59
February 8
@ Portland
W 104–99
Jimmy Walker (27)

22–37
60
February 9
@ Golden State
W 121–120
Jimmy Walker (36)

23–37
61
February 10
@ Seattle
L 103–119
Nate Williams (16)

23–38
62
February 12
@ Detroit
L 106–113
Nate Williams (23)

23–39
63
February 13
@ Capital
L 87–89
Jimmy Walker (24)

23–40
64
February 15
@ Philadelphia
L 89–92
Nate Williams (22)

23–41
65
February 19
Los Angeles
L 86–92
Jimmy Walker (30)

24–41
66
February 20
Golden State
W 116–97
Jimmy Walker (27)
Omaha Civic Auditorium
25–41
-
67
February 22
Phoenix
W 119–104
Jimmy Walker (34)

26–41
68
February 24
Milwaukee
L 93–100
Jimmy Walker (26)

26–42
69
February 26
@ Houston
L 101–118
Jimmy Walker (24)

26–43
70
February 27
@ Atlanta
W 85–76
Don Kojis (20)

27–43
71
March 1
@ Los Angeles
L 100–107
Sam Lacey (22)

27–44
72
March 3
@ Phoenix
L 100–113
Jimmy Walker (26)

27–45
73
March 4
@ Milwaukee
L 103–109
Behagen, Walker (24)

27–46
74
March 6
Milwaukee
L 99–111
Jimmy Walker (25)
Omaha Civic Auditorium
27–47
-
75
March 9
Seattle
W 106–96
Don Kojis (27)
Omaha Civic Auditorium
28–47
-
76
March 12
@ Chicago
W 93–91
Jimmy Walker (28)

29–47
77
March 17
Houston
W 125–114
Don Kojis (30)
Omaha Civic Auditorium
30–47
-
78
March 18
Portland
W 114–105
Jimmy Walker (38)

31–47
79
March 20
Chicago
L 86–87
Jimmy Walker (19)

31–48
80
March 22
Detroit
W 107–105
Ken Durrett (24)

32–48
81
March 23
@ New York
W 107–106
Jimmy Walker (28)

33–48
82
March 26
@ Milwaukee
L 98–118
Sam Lacey (21)

| | 33–49

Awards and records

Ron Behagen, NBA All-Rookie Team 1st Team

References

[https://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/KCO/1974.html 1973–74 Kansas City–Omaha Kings]

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