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#F17E2D
Tango
241, 126, 45
25, 87, 56
0, 48, 81, 5
#E9C89D
Pancho
233, 200, 157
34, 63, 76
0, 14, 33, 9
#81007F
Fresh Eggplant
129, 0, 127
301, 100, 25
0, 100, 2, 49
The Association for Professional Basketball Research (APBR), established in 1997, is dedicated to enhancing the understanding and appreciation of professional basketball history. Founded by Robert Bradley, the organization aims to uncover historical inaccuracies and create a centralized library of resources for researchers, authors, and fans alike. APBR provides extensive materials, including a rich collection of books authored by members, such as “The Bullets, the Wizards, and Washington, DC, Basketball” and “Basketball in America,” showcasing the diversity of basketball's history.
Members hail from various backgrounds including former players, journalists, and passionate fans, all united by a shared interest in basketball research. APBR facilitates discussions through its online forums and provides insights into extinct leagues and notable figures in the sport. By offering free membership, APBR serves as an invaluable resource for anyone wishing to deepen their knowledge of basketball, making it a vital hub for both casual fans and serious researchers aiming to explore the game's legacy.
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The APBR color palette uses the hex codes #F17E2D, #E9C89D and #81007F.
The APBR name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of APBR and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by APBR. Their use is subject to APBR's brand guidelines.
