Transactions listed are from July 1, 1951 to June 30, 1952.

• July 14, 1951

  The Syracuse Nationals traded Alex Hannum and Fred Scolari to the Baltimore Bullets for Red Rocha.

• September 25, 1951

  The Minneapolis Lakers sold the player rights to Kevin O'Shea to the Milwaukee Hawks.

• October 10, 1951

  The Fort Wayne Pistons sold the player rights to Howie Schultz to the Minneapolis Lakers. (Schultz was traded to Tri-Cities on May 31, 1951 but evidently he was returned.)

• October 17, 1951

  The Boston Celtics sold the player rights to Frank Kudelka to the Baltimore Bullets. (Report says Boston also gave up a 1st round draft pick for Bob Brannum in this transaction, but Brannum was already sold to them on September 23, 1950.)

• November ?, 1951

  The Fort Wayne Pistons released Don Otten.

• November 5, 1951

  The Baltimore Bullets sold the player rights to Walt Budko to the Philadelphia Warriors.

• November 23, 1951

  The Milwaukee Hawks signed Don Otten as a free agent.

• November 29, 1951

  The Baltimore Bullets sold the player rights to Don Rehfeldt to the Milwaukee Hawks.

• December 26, 1951

  The Baltimore Bullets sold the player rights to Red Owens to the Milwaukee Hawks.

• January ?, 1952

  The Milwaukee Hawks signed Dillard Crocker as a free agent.

• January 18, 1952

  The Baltimore Bullets sold the player rights to Alex Hannum to the Rochester Royals.

• January 26, 1952

  The Baltimore Bullets sold the player rights to Pep Saul to the Minneapolis Lakers.

• February 3, 1952

  The Milwaukee Hawks sold the player rights to Kevin O'Shea to the Baltimore Bullets.

• February 11, 1952

  The Fort Wayne Pistons traded Art Burris and cash to the Milwaukee Hawks for Dike Eddleman.