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Danny Green Trade History

5 trades, 2018–2023.

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  1. July 18, 2018 — SAS ↔ TOR

    The San Antonio Spurs traded Danny Green, Kawhi Leonard and $5M cash to the Toronto Raptors for DeMar DeRozan, Jakob Poeltl and a protected 2019 1st round pick (top-20 protected; conveyed to SAS when TOR pick was #29; SAS drafted Keldon Johnson).

    • Danny Green: SAS → TOR
    • Kawhi Leonard: SAS → TOR
    • $5M cash: SAS → TOR
    • DeMar DeRozan: TOR → SAS
    • Jakob Poeltl: TOR → SAS
    • 2019 1st (TOR, top-20 protected) (Top-20 protected; conveyed to SAS when TOR pick was #29 (outside protected range 1-20)): TOR → SAS — became Keldon Johnson

  2. November 18, 2020 — LAL ↔ OKC

    The Los Angeles Lakers traded Danny Green and Jaden McDaniels to the Oklahoma Ci

    • Danny Green: LAL → OKC
    • Jaden McDaniels: LAL → OKC
    • Dennis Schroder: OKC → LAL

  3. December 8, 2020 — OKC ↔ PHI

    The Oklahoma City Thunder traded Terrance Ferguson , Danny Green and Vincent Poi

    • Terrance Ferguson: OKC → PHI
    • Danny Green: OKC → PHI
    • Vincent Poirier: OKC → PHI
    • Al Horford: PHI → OKC
    • Théo Maledon: PHI → OKC
    • 2024 draft pick (Vasilije Micić was later selected): PHI → OKC — became Vasilije Micić

  4. June 24, 2022 — MEM ↔ PHI

    The Memphis Grizzlies traded De'Anthony Melton to the Philadelphia 76ers for Dan

    • De'Anthony Melton: MEM → PHI
    • Danny Green: PHI → MEM
    • David Roddy: PHI → MEM

  5. February 9, 2023 — HOU ↔ LAC ↔ MEM

    Multi-team: HOU, LAC, MEM

    • Eric Gordon: HOU → LAC
    • 2024 draft pick (Kobe Brown was later selected): HOU → LAC — became Kobe Brown
    • 2023 1st (Kobe Brown): HOU → LAC — became Kobe Brown
    • John Wall: LAC → HOU
    • 2024 draft pick (Cam Whitmore was later selected): LAC → HOU — became Cam Whitmore
    • 2023 1st (Cam Whitmore): LAC → HOU — became Cam Whitmore
    • Luke Kennard: LAC → MEM
    • 2026 2nd: LAC → MEM
    • Danny Green: MEM → HOU
    • 2025 draft pick (Cam Christie was later selected): MEM → LAC — became Cam Christie
    • Juan Nunez: MEM → LAC
    • 2024 2nd (Cam Christie): MEM → LAC — became Cam Christie
    • 2024 2nd (Juan Nunez): MEM → LAC — became Juan Nunez
    • 2027 2nd: MEM → LAC