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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
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- Anaheim Roadrunners
- Anderson Champions
- Aoshen Dragons
- Appalachian Rapids
- Arcata 49ers
- Arizona Beast
- Arizona Rhinos
- Arizona Scorpions
- Arkansas Aeros
- Arkansas Fantastics
-
Arkansas RimRockers – joined
NBA Development League
- Arkansas Rivercatz
- Arkansas Scorpions
- Atlanta Experience
- Atlanta Mustangs
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Atlanta Vision
- Augusta 706ers
- Austin Boom
- Austin Capitals
B
C
D
E
- East Bay Pit Bulls
- East Carolina Trojans
- East Kentucky Energy
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East Kentucky Miners
- East Point Jaguars
- Edmonton Cheetahs
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Electric City Lions → Charleston City Lions
- Everett Evolution
- Everett Longshoremen
- Everett Revolution
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
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
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- Tennessee Halo's
- Tennessee Mad Hatters
- Tennessee Mud Frogs
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Texarkana Panthers
- Texas Cagerz
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- Texas Cardinals
- Texas City Rangers
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Texas Fuel
- Texas Hurricanes
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- Texas Red Wolves
- Texas Skyriders
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Texas Tycoons
- The City Jazz
- Dragones de Tijuana (Tijuana Dragons)
- Toledo Royal Knights
- Topeka Aviators → Topeka Steel → Kansas City Steel
- Trenton Cagers
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- Tri-City Racers
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Tri-City Suns
- Tucson Buckets
- Tulsa Twisters
- Turley 66ers
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Twin City Ballers
U
- Universal City Seraphim
- Utah Avalanche
- Utah Snowbears
- Utah Stars
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V
W
Y
- Yakima Vipers
- Youngstown Swish
- Yuba City Gold Miners
- Yuma Invaders
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