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The 1937–38 Fort Wayne General Electrics season was the first professional basketball season of play for the Fort Wayne General Electrics in the city of Fort Wayne, Indiana under the National Basketball League, which officially was the first season that it existed as a professional basketball league after previously existing as a semi-pro or amateur basketball league called the Midwest Basketball Conference in its first two seasons back in 1935. However, if you include the time when they joined the Midwest Basketball Conference in its second and final season of existence, this would officially be considered at least their second season of existence as a team, with their team slated to have lasted for as long as 1926 to have them play for at least eleven seasons by this point in time instead. The General Electrics team in Fort Wayne were one of nine MBC teams from the previous season to join the inaugural NBL season as it rebranded itself from the MBC to the NBL professional basketball league, with the Richmond King Clothiers / Cincinnati Comellos, Kankakee Gallagher Trojans, and the Oshkosh All-Stars being the only non-MBC teams joining the NBL for this season. Not only that, but they also were one of seven teams to compete in the Western Division this season, with them representing thirteen inaugural NBL teams to compete in the first season under the NBL name, comprising six teams competing in the Eastern Division and seven teams competing in the Western Division.
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