Walt Wesley Trade History
4 trades, 1969–1975.
Open interactive trade tree →October 12, 1969 — CHI ↔ CIN
The Chicago Bulls traded Dave Newmark and Norm Van Lier to the Cincinnati Royals
- Dave Newmark: CHI → CIN
- Norm Van Lier: CHI → CIN
- Walt Wesley: CIN → CHI
November 22, 1972 — CLE ↔ PHX
The Cleveland Cavaliers traded Walt Wesley to the Phoenix Suns for a 1973 2nd ro
- Walt Wesley: CLE → PHX
- Allan Hornyak: PHX → CLE
October 9, 1973 — CAP ↔ PHX
The Capital Bullets traded a 1974 3rd round draft pick ( Earl Williams was later
- 1974 draft pick (Earl Williams was later selected): CAP → PHX — became Earl Williams
- 1978 draft pick (Bayard Forrest was later selected): CAP → PHX — became Bayard Forrest
- Walt Wesley: PHX → CAP
June 16, 1975 — MIL ↔ LAL
The Milwaukee Bucks traded Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Walt Wesley to the Los Angeles Lakers for Elmore Smith, Brian Winters, Dave Meyers, and Junior Bridgeman.
- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: MIL → LAL
- Walt Wesley: MIL → LAL
- Elmore Smith: LAL → MIL
- Brian Winters: LAL → MIL
- Dave Meyers: LAL → MIL
- Junior Bridgeman: LAL → MIL
Traded With
- Dave Newmark
- Norm Van Lier
- Allan Hornyak
- Earl Williams
- Bayard Forrest
- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
- Elmore Smith
- Brian Winters
- Dave Meyers
- Junior Bridgeman
Frequently Asked Questions
Who was Walt Wesley traded for on June 16, 1975?
On June 16, 1975, MIL and LAL made a trade: The Milwaukee Bucks traded Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Walt Wesley to the Los Angeles Lakers for Elmore Smith, Brian Winters, Dave Meyers, and Junior Bridgeman.
Who was Walt Wesley traded for on October 9, 1973?
On October 9, 1973, CAP and PHX made a trade: The Capital Bullets traded a 1974 3rd round draft pick ( Earl Williams was later
Who was Walt Wesley traded for on November 22, 1972?
On November 22, 1972, CLE and PHX made a trade: The Cleveland Cavaliers traded Walt Wesley to the Phoenix Suns for a 1973 2nd ro
Who was Walt Wesley traded for on October 12, 1969?
On October 12, 1969, CHI and CIN made a trade: The Chicago Bulls traded Dave Newmark and Norm Van Lier to the Cincinnati Royals