1964–65 Baltimore Bullets season

The 1964–65 NBA season was the Bullets' 4th season in the NBA and 2nd season in the city of Baltimore.

Season standings

 * x – clinched playoff spot

Playoffs

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 * 1
 * March 24
 * @ St. Louis
 * W 108–105
 * Bailey Howell (25)
 * Walt Bellamy (20)
 * three players tied (4)
 * Kiel Auditorium 5,320
 * 1–0
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 * 2
 * March 26
 * @ St. Louis
 * L 105–129
 * Don Ohl (23)
 * Walt Bellamy (12)
 * Gus Johnson (7)
 * Kiel Auditorium 7,628
 * 1–1
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 * 3
 * March 27
 * St. Louis
 * W 131–99
 * Bellamy, Ohl (23)
 * Walt Bellamy (18)
 * Johnson, Green (3)
 * Baltimore Civic Center 6,358
 * 2–1
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 * 4
 * March 30
 * St. Louis
 * W 109–103
 * Kevin Loughery (31)
 * Walt Bellamy (10)
 * Kevin Loughery (6)
 * Baltimore Civic Center 6,423
 * 3–1


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 * 1
 * April 3
 * @ Los Angeles
 * L 115–121
 * Don Ohl (29)
 * Bailey Howell (20)
 * Walt Bellamy (5)
 * Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena 14,579
 * 0–1
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 * 2
 * April 5
 * @ Los Angeles
 * L 115–118
 * Don Ohl (30)
 * Walt Bellamy (20)
 * Johnson, Bellamy (5)
 * Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena 10,594
 * 0–2
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 * 3
 * April 7
 * Los Angeles
 * W 122–115
 * Bailey Howell (29)
 * Bailey Howell (17)
 * Johnson, Loughery (4)
 * Baltimore Civic Center 7,247
 * 1–2
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 * 4
 * April 9
 * Los Angeles
 * W 114–112
 * Don Ohl (28)
 * Walt Bellamy (16)
 * four players tied (3)
 * Baltimore Civic Center 10,642
 * 2–2
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 * 5
 * April 11
 * @ Los Angeles
 * L 112–120
 * Walt Bellamy (29)
 * Gus Johnson (16)
 * Bellamy, Howell (5)
 * Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena 15,013
 * 2–3
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 * 6
 * April 13
 * Los Angeles
 * L 115–117
 * Don Ohl (34)
 * Walt Bellamy (15)
 * Walt Bellamy (5)
 * Baltimore Civic Center 8,590
 * 2–4

Awards and records

 * Gus Johnson, All-NBA Second Team
 * Wali Jones, NBA All-Rookie Team 1st Team