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Danilo Gallinari Trade History

7 trades, 2011–2024.

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  1. February 22, 2011 — DEN ↔ MIN ↔ NYK

    Multi-team: DEN, MIN, NYK

    • 2016 draft pick (Richaun Holmes was later selected): DEN → MIN — became Richaun Holmes
    • 2015 2nd (Richaun Holmes): DEN → MIN — became Richaun Holmes
    • Carmelo Anthony: DEN → NYK
    • Renaldo Balkman: DEN → NYK
    • Chauncey Billups: DEN → NYK
    • Anthony Carter: DEN → NYK
    • Shelden Williams: DEN → NYK
    • Jakob Pöltl: DEN → NYK
    • 2016 1st (Jakob Pöltl): DEN → NYK — became Jakob Poeltl
    • Kosta Koufos: MIN → DEN
    • Corey Brewer: MIN → NYK
    • Wilson Chandler: NYK → DEN
    • Raymond Felton: NYK → DEN
    • Danilo Gallinari: NYK → DEN
    • Timofey Mozgov: NYK → DEN
    • 2013 draft pick (Quincy Miller was later selected): NYK → DEN — became Quincy Miller
    • Romero Osby: NYK → DEN
    • 2017 draft pick (Dario Šarić was later selected): NYK → DEN — became Dario Šarić
    • 2017 draft pick (Jamal Murray was later selected): NYK → DEN — became Jamal Murray
    • 2012 2nd (Quincy Miller): NYK → DEN — became Quincy Miller
    • 2013 2nd (Romero Osby): NYK → DEN — became Romero Osby
    • 2014 1st (Dario Šarić): NYK → DEN — became Dario Saric
    • 2016 1st (Jamal Murray): NYK → DEN — became Jamal Murray
    • Eddy Curry: NYK → MIN
    • Anthony Randolph: NYK → MIN

  2. July 6, 2017 — ATL ↔ DEN ↔ LAC

    Multi-team: ATL, DEN, LAC

    • 2020 draft pick (Cody Martin was later selected): ATL → DEN — became Cody Martin
    • 2019 2nd (Cody Martin): ATL → DEN — became Cody Martin
    • Danilo Gallinari: DEN → LAC
    • Jamal Crawford: LAC → ATL
    • Diamond Stone: LAC → ATL
    • 2019 draft pick (Omari Spellman was later selected): LAC → ATL — became Omari Spellman
    • 2018 1st (Omari Spellman): LAC → ATL — became Omari Spellman

  3. July 10, 2019 — LAC ↔ OKC

    The Los Angeles Clippers traded Danilo Gallinari , Shai Gilgeous-Alexander , a 2

    • Danilo Gallinari: LAC → OKC
    • Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: LAC → OKC
    • 2021 1st (Tre Mann): LAC → OKC — became Tre Mann
    • 2022 1st (Jalen Williams): LAC → OKC — became Jalen Williams
    • 2023 1st (Jaime Jaquez Jr.): LAC → OKC — became Jaime Jaquez Jr.
    • 2024 1st (Dillon Jones): LAC → OKC — became Dillon Jones
    • 2025 1st (Nique Clifford): LAC → OKC — became Nique Clifford
    • Paul George: OKC → LAC
    • 2025 1st (Yanic Konan Niederhauser): OKC → LAC — became Yanic Konan Niederhauser

  4. November 24, 2020 — ATL ↔ OKC

    The Atlanta Hawks traded a 2025 2nd round draft pick ( Brooks Barnhizer was late

    • 2025 2nd (Brooks Barnhizer): ATL → OKC — became Brooks Barnhizer
    • Danilo Gallinari: OKC → ATL

  5. June 30, 2022 — ATL ↔ SAS

    The Atlanta Hawks traded Danilo Gallinari , a 2023 1st round draft pick, a 2025

    • Danilo Gallinari: ATL → SAS
    • 2025 1st (Carter Bryant): ATL → SAS — became Carter Bryant
    • Jock Landale: SAS → ATL
    • Dejounte Murray: SAS → ATL

  6. June 23, 2023 — BOS ↔ MEM ↔ WAS

    Multi-team: BOS, MEM, WAS

    • Marcus Smart: BOS → MEM
    • Danilo Gallinari: BOS → WAS
    • Mike Muscala: BOS → WAS
    • Julian Phillips: BOS → WAS
    • Marcus Sasser: MEM → BOS
    • 2025 draft pick (Bub Carrington was later selected): MEM → BOS — became Bub Carrington
    • 2024 1st (Bub Carrington): MEM → BOS — became Bub Carrington
    • Tyus Jones: MEM → WAS
    • Kristaps Porzingis: WAS → BOS

  7. January 14, 2024 — DET ↔ WAS

    The Detroit Pistons traded Marvin Bagley , Isaiah Livers , a 2025 2nd round draf

    • Marvin Bagley: DET → WAS
    • Isaiah Livers: DET → WAS
    • 2025 2nd (Bogoljub Markovic): DET → WAS — became Bogoljub Markovic
    • Danilo Gallinari: WAS → DET
    • Mike Muscala: WAS → DET