肯塔基上校队







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肯塔基上校队队标


肯塔基上校队（英语：Kentucky Colonels）是原美国篮球协会的一支参赛球队，球队参加了ABA全部9年的联赛，同时也是联赛战绩最好的球队之一，3次打进总决赛。但是在ABA联盟和NBA合并之后球队解散了。球队从1970/71赛季起在肯塔基州，路易斯维尔市的自由山球馆打了6个赛季的球，前3个赛季球队的主场设在路易维尔市会议中心(Louisville Convention Center)。



外部链接


  • Kentucky Colonels history from RememberTheABA.com



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