James Owens vs Johnny Oldham

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James Owens and Johnny Oldham compared on their NBA careers: James Owens played 2 seasons, 1949-50 to 1951-52, Johnny Oldham 2 seasons, 1949-50 to 1950-51. James Owens averaged 5.2 points a game to Johnny Oldham's 7.3. They have faced each other 1 time: James Owens's team won 0, Johnny Oldham's 1.

Who has the better career numbers?

Johnny Oldham leads in 3 of the 3 lines, James Owens in 0. Bold marks the better figure; playing time — games, minutes, at-bats, innings — is not scored.

James Owens and Johnny Oldham career per game
90GP127
7MIN—
5.2PTS7.3, better
1.1REB1.9, better
1.5AST1.8, better

James Owens and Johnny Oldham: no career line is published, so it is worked out from the seasons on file — career totals divided by games played.

James Owens vs Johnny Oldham head to head

They have faced each other 1 time: James Owens's team won 0, Johnny Oldham's 1.

James Owens and Johnny Oldham, record against each other
GamesPlayedJames Owens wonJohnny Oldham won
Regular season101, better
James Owens and Johnny Oldham, averages in their games against each other
0.0PTS4.0, better
0.0MIN0.0

Every game against each other

James Owens vs Johnny Oldham, every game
DateGameOwens's teamJames OwensJohnny Oldham
Nov 19, 1949DET at HAWL 88-850 PTS, 0 MIN4 PTS, 0 MIN

Games both played on opposite sides, from the game logs on file; the record is their teams’.

Titles and awards

Neither has a championship or an award on file.

Awards come from the league’s published winner lists; a championship counts a season played for the club that won it.

Season by season

Lined up by career year, not by calendar: each row is the players’ nth season.

James Owens and Johnny Oldham season by season
PTS: Points scored — a free throw is worth 1, a shot inside the arc 2, beyond it 3.REB: Missed shots the player collected, at either end of the floor.AST: Passes that led directly to a team-mate's basket.PTS: Points scored — a free throw is worth 1, a shot inside the arc 2, beyond it 3.REB: Missed shots the player collected, at either end of the floor.AST: Passes that led directly to a team-mate's basket.
1st1949-503.9—1.21949-506.1, better—1.7, better
2nd1951-527.93.52.2, better1950-518.4, better3.6, better1.9

What the columns mean: PTS · REB · AST