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The 1938–39 Sheboygan Red Skins season was the Red Skins' first year in the United States' National Basketball League (NBL), which would also be the second year the NBL itself existed after previously existing as either an amateur or semipro-based league called the Midwest Basketball Conference in its first two seasons of existence. However, if one were to include their few seasons they played as an independent team under a few various team names involving local businesses like the The Ballhorns, the Art Imigs, and the Enzo Jels at various points starting back in 1933 before becoming the Sheboygan Red Skins due to their promotion up into the NBL, this would officially be their sixth overall season of play as well. Unlike the first season that the NBL officially existed under the name it would use for the rest of its existence as a professional basketball league where either three or four new teams would join the NBL following its rebranding from the MBC, the Sheboygan Red Skins would be the only new team to join the NBL in its second season of existence under that name after five other teams would drop out of the league entirely, though Sheboygan's introduction into the NBL would be a rather late one, as similar to their stateside rivals in the Oshkosh All-Stars, the Red Skins franchise would enter the NBL by December 1938 after the NBL's season began back in November, with Sheboygan entering the league on New Year's Eve of 1938. Despite the awkward timing of Sheboygan's inclusion into the NBL, the entire league would end up adjusting their schedules to allow for a relatively equal-looking number of games played for the rest of the league, including the Red Skins, with Sheboygan joining the now-eight team league going forward and the Red Skins entering the now-four team Western Division alongside the previously established four team Eastern Division.