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The Cleveland Allmen Transfers were an American basketball team that played professionally in the National Basketball League (NBL) for one season as the Cleveland Chase Brassmen in the 1943–44 NBL season before playing as the Cleveland Allmen Transfers from 1944 until 1946. Previously, the franchise had played in the Amateur Athletic Union as the Cleveland Chase Copper Brassmen from as early as 1935 up until 1943 due in part to the NBL being desperate to add any new teams into their struggling league after they saw two of their newest teams in the Toledo Jim White Chevrolets and the Chicago Studebaker Flyers fold operations either during or after the season's conclusion, and they knew it would be very awkward and unfeasible to have a competitive basketball league with only three professional basketball teams around in the Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons works team, the Oshkosh All-Stars, and the newest NBL champions that season in the Sheboygan Red Skins. The Cleveland squad would be one of the weakest teams ever added in the NBL's history, due in part to the team's original history as an AAU franchise, though they would still somehow make it to the NBL Playoffs in two out of their three seasons of play in spite of the failures at hand. Outside of that notion, their best note of achievements all relate to that of Mel Riebe, who would be far and away their best player of the team in each of their three seasons of existence in the NBL, to the point where he was the only Cleveland player to be named a member of the All-NBL First Team in their first two seasons of existence. Weirdly, some places have misconstrued their team history as not only being mixed in alongside both that of the Chicago Bruins and the Chicago Studebaker Flyers, but also having their history being mixed in alongside that of the Syracuse Nationals, who would later become the Philadelphia 76ers.
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