List of former American Basketball Association (2000–present) teams

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Not to be confused with former American Basketball Association teams.

Former teams of the American Basketball Association (2000–present) include the following, reflecting teams that are either defunct or left the ABA for other leagues:

A

  • ABA Australia
  • ABA Mexico
  • Aberdeen Attack
  • Alaska 49ers
  • Alaska Dream
  • Alaska Quake
  • Alaska Stars
  • Albany Shockwave
  • Albany Thunderdawgs
  • Albuquerque Aliens
  • Alexandria Wind Jammers [1]
  • Anaheim Roadrunners
  • Anderson Champions
  • Aoshen Dragons
  • Appalachian Rapids
  • Arcata 49ers
  • Arizona Beast
  • Arizona Rhinos
  • Arizona Scorpions
  • Arkansas Aeros
  • Arkansas Fantastics
  • NBA Development League
  • Arkansas Rivercatz
  • Arkansas Scorpions
  • Atlanta Experience
  • Atlanta Mustangs
  • Atlanta Vision
  • Augusta 706ers
  • Austin Boom
  • Austin Capitals

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

  • Halifax Rainmen – joined Premier Basketball League, joined National Basketball League of Canada
  • Hamilton Rockstars
  • Hammond Rollers
  • Hampton Charters
  • Hampton Roads Sharks
  • Hampton Roads Stallions
  • Hampton Roads Titans
  • Hampton Street Pros
  • Harbor Shore Dreams
  • Harlem Revs
  • Hartford Hurricanes
  • Hattiesburg Hornets
  • Hawaii Hammerheads
  • Hawaii Hurricanes
  • Hawaii Mega Force
  • Heartland Heat
  • Heartland Prowl – joined Continental Basketball League,[7] joined Florida Basketball Association
  • Henderson All-Starz
  • Hermosillo Seris
  • Hollywood Fame
  • Hollywood Magic
  • Hollywood Showstoppers
  • Honolulu Pegasus → Cypress Pegasus
  • Houston Hounddogs
  • Houston Undertakers → Houston Takers → Houston Red Storm
  • Hub City Warriors

I

J

K

L

  • Lake Charles Corsairs – expansion team that did not begin play in 2012–2013 season
  • Lake Charles Hurricanes – expansion team that did not begin play
  • Lake City Kingdom Riders →
    Louisiana Kingdom Riders
  • Lake Erie Rockers
  • Lake Michigan Admirals – joined Premier Basketball League
  • Lakewood Panthers
  • Lancaster Wolfpack
  • Lansing Law
  • Lansing Sting
  • Laredo Swarm → Am-Mex Swarm → Cen-Tex Swarm [9]
  • Las Estrellas de Chicago (Chicago Stars)
  • Las Vegas Aces
  • Las Vegas Defenders [10]
  • Las Vegas Jokers
  • Las Vegas Knights
  • Las Vegas PROLYMs
  • Las Vegas Rattlers
  • Las Vegas Wizards
  • Libertyville Vipers → Vipers Pro Basketball
  • Lima Explosion – joined Premier Basketball League → Lima Express
  • Lincoln Thunder
  • Little Italy Buffaloes
  • Little Rock Lightning
  • LI Whoshoseballers
  • Long Beach Breakers
  • Northern Arizona Suns → Motor City Cruise
  • Long Beach Laguneros
  • Long Island Sounders
  • Los Angeles Aftershock
  • Los Angeles Palms
  • Los Angeles Push
  • Los Angeles Slam
  • Los Angeles Slam of Antelope Valley
  • Los Angeles Stars
  • Los Borregos Tecate
  • Los Diablos Tijuana
  • Louisiana Cajun All Stars
  • Louisiana Cajun Pelicans
  • Louisiana Gators
  • Louisiana Kingdom Riders
  • Louisiana Soul – joined Universal Basketball Association
  • Louisiana United

M

  • Saint John Mill Rats
  • Maryland Marvels – joined Eastern Basketball Alliance
  • Atlantic Coast Professional Basketball League → Washington GreenHawks
  • Mayas-USA
  • Memphis Dons
  • Memphis Houn'Dawgs
  • Metroplex Lightning
  • Miami Flame
  • Miami Midnites
  • Miami Storm
  • Miami Tropics
  • Michiana Ballaholix
  • Mid-South Echoes
  • Midwest Flames
  • Milwaukee Blast
  • Milwaukee RimRattlers
  • Minnesota Blizzards
  • Minnesota Rattlers
  • Minnesota Ripknees
  • Minnesota Slamma Jamma
  • Minot City Freeze
  • Mississippi Blues
  • Mississippi Miracles
  • Missouri Rhythm → Kansas City Soul
  • Mobile Bay Hurricanes
  • Mobile Bay Tornados
  • Modesto Bearcats
  • Modesto Hawks
  • Monroe Magicians
  • Montreal Matrix
  • Motown Jammers

N

O

P

Q

R

S

T

  • Tacoma Navigators
  • Tacoma Rise → Olympia Rise
  • Tampa Bay Rain
  • Tampa Bay Sharks
  • Tampa Bay Strong Dogs
  • Tampa Bay ThunderDawgs
  • Tampa Bay Tornadoes
  • Team Haiti
  • Team Nicaragua [19]
  • Tennessee Halo's
  • Tennessee Mad Hatters
  • Tennessee Mud Frogs
  • Texarkana Panthers
  • Texas Cagerz [20]
  • Texas Cardinals
  • Texas City Rangers
  • Texas Fuel
  • Texas Hurricanes [21]
  • Texas Red Wolves
  • Texas Skyriders
  • Texas Tycoons
  • The City Jazz
  • Dragones de Tijuana (Tijuana Dragons)
  • Toledo Royal Knights
  • Topeka Aviators → Topeka Steel → Kansas City Steel
  • Trenton Cagers [22]
  • Tri-City Racers
  • Tri-City Suns
  • Tucson Buckets
  • Tulsa Twisters
  • Turley 66ers
  • Twin City Ballers

U

  • Universal City Seraphim
  • Utah Avalanche
  • Utah Snowbears
  • Utah Stars [23]

V

W

Y

  • Yakima Vipers
  • Youngstown Swish
  • Yuba City Gold Miners
  • Yuma Invaders

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  6. ^ "Grand Rapids Danger making the move to NABL". Archived from the original on 2017-04-27. Retrieved 2017-04-26.
  7. ^ Continental Basketball League Welcomes the HEARTLAND PROWL, Continental Basketball League, 2011-03-28, archived from the original on 2011-08-13, retrieved 2011-03-30
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  9. ^ "Swarm will not return this year". 20 October 2017.
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  18. ^ "The ABA's Syracuse Shockwave will not play in 2014-15 season". Syracuse.com. 24 October 2014.
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