NBA players born in 1939

26 NBA players on file were born in 1939. Walt Bellamy leads them with 20,941 career points. The first born in 1939 to play in the NBA were Walt Bellamy, Johnny Egan, Lee Shaffer, and Gary Phillips and 9 more, in 1961-62. Rosters are on file in full from 1993-94; before that only some of the stars are.

Former NBA players born in 1939 (26)

Former NBA players born in 1939
PlayerPosYearsSeasonsCareerBorn
Walt BellamyC1961–1975141,043 GP · 20,941 PTS · 14,241 REB · 2,544 ASTNew Bern, NC
Bill BridgesF1962–197513926 GP · 11,012 PTS · 11,054 REB · 2,553 AST—
Don KojisF1963–197512814 GP · 9,948 PTS · 4,555 REB · 1,112 AST—
Zelmo BeatyC1962–19758570 GP · 9,107 PTS · 5,949 REB · 839 AST—
Larry SiegfriedG1963–19729550 GP · 5,960 PTS · 1,567 REB · 1,950 AST—
Johnny EganG1961–197211712 GP · 5,521 PTS · 1,294 REB · 2,102 AST—
John TresvantF1964–19739559 GP · 5,118 PTS · 3,546 REB · 806 AST—
Lee ShafferF1961–19643196 GP · 3,291 PTS · 1,240 REB · 232 AST—
Arthur WilliamsG1967–19747541 GP · 2,876 PTS · 1,700 REB · 2,377 AST—
Gary PhillipsG1961–19665348 GP · 2,319 PTS · 903 REB · 665 AST—
Bill McGillC1962–19653158 GP · 1,613 PTS · 611 REB · 168 AST—
Tom ThackerG1963–19684218 GP · 721 PTS · 522 REB · 222 AST—
Robert NordmannC1961–19654133 GP · 571 PTS · 517 REB · 73 AST—
Mel NowellG1962–1963139 GP · 232 PTS · 67 REB · 84 AST—
Ronald MartinG1961–1962166 GP · 227 PTS · 158 REB · 115 AST—
Jack TurnerG1961–1962142 GP · 200 PTS · 85 REB · 44 AST—
Ted LuckenbillF1961–1963287 GP · 196 PTS · 166 REB · 35 AST—
George PattersonC1967–1968159 GP · 120 PTS · 159 REB · 51 AST—
George BlaneyG1961–1962136 GP · 117 PTS · 36 REB · 45 AST—
Dave ZellerG1961–1962161 GP · 90 PTS · 27 REB · 58 AST—
Tom StithF1962–1963125 GP · 77 PTS · 39 REB · 18 AST—
Ed BurtonF1961–1965215 GP · 33 PTS · 18 REB · 3 AST—
Larry ComleyG1963–1964112 GP · 25 PTS · 19 REB · 12 AST—
Bill SmithF1961–196219 GP · 23 PTS · 16 REB · 7 AST—
Chuck OsborneF1961–196214 GP · 5 PTS · 9 REB · 1 AST—
Ken RohloffG1963–196412 GP · 0 PTS · 0 REB · 1 AST—

Birth dates as ESPN lists them. Best career first: points in the regular season, summed over the seasons on file.