List of American Basketball Association awards and honors
All-ABA Team
The All-ABA Team was an annual honor bestowed on the best players in the league following every ABA season. The team was selected in every season of the league's existence, dating back to its inaugural season in 1967–68.

List of American Basketball Association awards and honors

Section Title: All-ABA Team
Table Section Text: The All-ABA Team was an annual honor bestowed on the best players in the league following every ABA season. The team was selected in every season of the league's existence, dating back to its inaugural season in 1967–68.

Season	First Team	Second Team

Forward	Forward	Center	Guard	Guard	Forward	Forward	Center	Guard	Guard

1967–68	Connie Hawkins, Pittsburgh Pipers	Doug Moe, New Orleans Buccaneers	Mel Daniels, Minnesota Muskies	Larry Jones, Denver Rockets	Charlie Williams, Pittsburgh Pipers	Roger Brown, Indiana Pacers	Cincy Powell, Dallas Chaparrals	John Beasley, Dallas Chaparrals	Larry Brown, New Orleans Buccaneers	Louie Dampier, Kentucky Colonels

1968–69	Connie Hawkins, Minnesota Pipers (2)	Rick Barry, Oakland Oaks	Mel Daniels, Indiana Pacers (2)	Jimmy Jones, New Orleans Buccaneers	Larry Jones, Denver Rockets (2)	John Beasley, Dallas Chaparrals (2)	Doug Moe, Oakland Oaks (2)	Red Robbins, New Orleans Buccaneers	Donnie Freeman, Miami Floridians	Louie Dampier, Kentucky Colonels (2)

1969–70	Rick Barry, Washington Capitols (2)	Spencer Haywood, Denver Rockets	Mel Daniels, Indiana Pacers (3)	Bob Verga, Carolina Cougars	Larry Jones, Denver Rockets (3)	Roger Brown, Indiana Pacers (2)	Bob Netolicky, Indiana Pacers	Red Robbins, New Orleans Buccaneers (2)	Louie Dampier, Kentucky Colonels (3)	Donnie Freeman, Miami Floridians (2)

1970–71	Roger Brown, Indiana Pacers (3)	Rick Barry, New York Nets (3)	Mel Daniels, Indiana Pacers (4)	Mack Calvin, The Floridians	Charlie Scott, Virginia Squires	John Brisker, Pittsburgh Condors	Joe Caldwell, Carolina Cougars	Zelmo Beaty, Utah Stars (tie)	Donnie Freeman, Texas Chaparrals (3)	Larry Cannon, Denver Rockets

Dan Issel, Kentucky Colonels (tie)

1971–72	Dan Issel, Kentucky Colonels (2)	Rick Barry, New York Nets (4)	Artis Gilmore, Kentucky Colonels	Donnie Freeman, Dallas Chaparrals (4)	Bill Melchionni, New York Nets	Willie Wise, Utah Stars	Julius Erving, Virginia Squires	Zelmo Beaty, Utah Stars (2)	Ralph Simpson, Denver Rockets	Charlie Scott, Virginia Squires (2)

1972–73	Billy Cunningham, Carolina Cougars	Julius Erving, Virginia Squires (2)	Artis Gilmore, Kentucky Colonels (2)	Jimmy Jones, Utah Stars (2)	Warren Jabali, Denver Rockets	George McGinnis, Indiana Pacers	Dan Issel, Kentucky Colonels (3)	Mel Daniels, Indiana Pacers (5)	Ralph Simpson, Denver Rockets (2)	Mack Calvin, Carolina Cougars (2)

1973–74	Julius Erving, New York Nets (3)	George McGinnis, Indiana Pacers (2)	Artis Gilmore, Kentucky Colonels (3)	Jimmy Jones, Utah Stars (3)	Mack Calvin, Carolina Cougars (3)	Dan Issel, Kentucky Colonels (4)	Willie Wise, Utah Stars (2)	Swen Nater, San Antonio Spurs	Ron Boone, Utah Stars	Louie Dampier, Kentucky Colonels (4)

1974–75	Julius Erving, New York Nets (4)	George McGinnis, Indiana Pacers (3)	Artis Gilmore, Kentucky Colonels (4)	Mack Calvin, Denver Nuggets (4)	Ron Boone, Utah Stars (2)	Marvin Barnes, Spirits of St. Louis	George Gervin, San Antonio Spurs	Swen Nater, San Antonio Spurs (2)	Brian Taylor, New York Nets	James Silas, San Antonio Spurs

1975–76	Julius Erving, New York Nets (5)	Billy Knight, Indiana Pacers	Artis Gilmore, Kentucky Colonels (5)	James Silas, San Antonio Spurs (2)	Ralph Simpson, Denver Nuggets (3)	David Thompson, Denver Nuggets	Bobby Jones, Denver Nuggets	Dan Issel, Denver Nuggets (5)	Don Buse, Indiana Pacers	George Gervin, San Antonio Spurs (2)

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Jones of Denver made three consecutive All-ABA First Teams from 1967 to 1970.

final_sentence: Jones of Denver made three consecutive All-ABA First Teams from 1967 to 1970.