Utah Stars - By The Numbers

By The Numbers

• 1 ABA Western Division regular season runner up (1970–71)
• 3 ABA Western Division regular season championships (1971–72, 1972–93, 1973–74)
• 2 ABA Western Division playoff runners up (1971–72, 1972–73)
• 3 ABA Western Division playoff championships (1969–1970, 1970–71, 1973–74)
• 1 ABA Championship (1970–71)
• .321 winning percentage in ABA regular season games as the Anaheim Amigos
• .469 winning percentage in ABA regular season games as the Los Angeles Stars
• .571 winning percentage in ABA playoffs as the Utah Stars
• .588 winning percentage in ABA playoffs as the Los Angeles Stars (only the Pittsburgh Condors and Oakland Oaks did better)
• .608 winning percentage in ABA regular season games as the Utah Stars
• 3 number of cities the franchise called home (Anaheim, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City)
• 7 number of playoff games lost as the Los Angeles Stars
• 10 number of playoff games won as the Los Angeles Stars
• 25 number of regular season games won as the Anaheim Amigos
• 27 number of playoff games lost as the Utah Stars
• 36 number of playoff games won as the Utah Stars
• 53 number of regular season games lost as the Anaheim Amigos
• 76 number of regular season games won as the Los Angeles Stars
• 86 number of regular season games lost as the Los Angeles Stars
• 171 number of regular season games lost as the Utah Stars
• 265 number of regular season games won as the Utah Stars
• 12,166 capacity at the Salt Palace
• 13,260 crowd at the Salt Palace for Game 7 of the 1971 ABA championship series
• 30,000 dollar cost to enter the Amigos as an original ABA franchise in 1967
• 262,342 attendance during their first season in Salt Lake City
• 450,000 sale price of the Amigos franchise in 1968
• 500,000 dollars lost in the Amigos' first season in Anaheim
• 850,000 sale price of the Stars franchise in 1970
• As the Utah Stars, the team's regular season winning percentage was .608, second only to the Minnesota Muskies; however, if the franchise's Anaheim and Los Angeles games are included, the Kentucky Colonels have a higher winning percentage, at .602.