NBA 1957-58 Regular Season Standings.

Complete 1957-1958 NBA season standings, with conference and division positions and teams that qualified for the playoffs.


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This page features the team positions for the NBA 1957-1958 season.

This page features the complete 1957-58 NBA season standings, including conference and division positions, wins, loses, percentage, games behind and teams that qualified for the playoffs.

NBA Season and Playoffs:

Previous Season: 1956-57
Next Season: 1958-59

1957-58

> Summary
> Standings
> Season Leaders

> Playoff Brackets
> Playoff Results

Best Record	All-NBA 1st Team	Season MVP
Boston Celtics 49-23	Dolph Schayes George Yardley Bob Pettit Bob Cousy Bill Sharman	Bill Russell Boston Celtics

x = teams that made the playoffs are marked with an "x".

NBA 1957-58 Division Standings

Western Division

Eastern Division

	Team	W	L	Pct	GB
1.	St. Louis Hawks	41	31	.569	-	x
2.	Detroit Pistons	33	39	.458	8	x
3.	Cincinnati Royals	33	39	.458	8	x
4.	Minneapolis Lakers	19	53	.264	22

	Team	W	L	Pct	GB
1.	Boston Celtics	49	23	.681	-	x
2.	Syracuse Nationals	41	31	.569	8	x
3.	Philadelphia Warriors	37	35	.514	12	x
4.	New York Knicks	35	37	.486	14

Note: from 1946-47 to 1969-70 there were no conferences. The league was divided in two divisions (Eastern and Western) with the only exception of the 1949-50 season when there were 3 divisions.