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The 1938–39 Pittsburgh Pirates season was the second professional basketball season of play for the Pittsburgh Pirates NBL team in the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania under the National Basketball League, which officially was the second 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 one were to include their start as the Pittsburgh Y.M.H.A. team back in 1931 back when they were an amateur team from the Pittsburgh Young Men's Hebrew Association before they joined the Midwest Basketball Conference for the two seasons they played in that league before they both got rebranded into the respective names used here, this would officially be their seventh season of play as a franchise. Not only that, but they would also technically be one of three surviving teams from the two previous MBC seasons of play to continue playing in the NBL in its second season of existence. The Pittsburgh Pirates NBL team would be one of eight teams representing the NBL this season, with four teams being showcased in the Eastern Division and four teams being in the Western Division, including the late new entry into the NBL in the Sheboygan Red Skins.
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