Boston Princes

The Boston Princes are an active NBA franchise

 NBA Champions 1982, 1983, 1985 

History
The Boston Princes were founded in 1970 and were founder members of the NBA.

The Boston Princes are based out of Boston, Massachusetts and currently are the only franchise in the New England region

The Boston Princes endured the success of the New York Royals whilst they failed to win the NBA championship ,despite being a founder team. That streak was finally broken in 1983 when they won their first championship after a surprisingly strong performance in the play offs saw them knock out the Columbus Nationals and then defeat the Detroit Iron in the Conference Championship. They met an insurgent Las Vegas Sharks side in the final but the Princes, behind Scott Seward, were able to win the NBA championship in three games.

The Princes went into the 1984 season with more or less the same line up as 1983, albeit way over the wage cap. This very expensive side failed to really dominate the regular season, qualifying after a 3rd place division finish. However they once again saved their best play for the play-offs, storming to a second conference championship win, this time defeating a youthful Indianapolis Hoosiers. They then met the surprise package, the Phoenix Suns who they dispatched in a 5 game series. Scott "the Kingmaker" Seward left the club with the expiry of his contract and the Princes had become two time NBA champions.

Owners
The Boston Princes are owned by Edward Kennington Jr, a major corporate mogul based out of New York (but originally from Boston). Kennington has largely played a low profile role with the franchise and entrusted the day to day running to the General manager.

Current Staff
General Manager-

Manager-

Assistant Manager -

Coaches-

Performance
1970

1971 - Eastern Conference Champions

1972 - Eastern Conference Champions

1973

1974

1975

1976

1977

1978

1979

1980

1981

1982 -Finished 3rd, Eastern Conference Champions, NBA Champions

1983 -Finished 2nd, Eastern Conference Champions, NBA Champions

1984 -

1985 -Finished 1st, Eastern Conference Champions, NBA Champions

1986 -

Honors
Championship: x3 =1982, 1983, 1985

Conference Title x6 = 1971, 1972, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985

Division Title x1 = 1985

Rivals
New York Royals

Philadelphia Ealges

Detroit Iron