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The 1944–45 Chicago American Gears season was the American Gears' first year in the United States' National Basketball League (NBL), which was also the eighth year the league existed. However, if you include the one previous season where they competed in the Amateur Athletic Union before making the jump into the NBL, this would actually be their second season of play instead. With that being said, with the inclusion of the Chicago American Gears franchise and the Pittsburgh Raiders, this season marked the end of the division-less era of the NBL, with the 1944–45 season consisting of six total teams, with three teams involved in each of the Eastern and Western Divisions.
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