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Noah Vonleh Trade History

5 trades, 2012–2023.

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  1. June 26, 2012 — CHA ↔ DET

    The Charlotte Bobcats traded Corey Maggette to the Detroit Pistons for Ben Gordo

    • Corey Maggette: CHA → DET
    • Ben Gordon: DET → CHA
    • 2014 1st (Noah Vonleh): DET → CHA — became Noah Vonleh

  2. June 24, 2015 — CHO ↔ POR

    The Charlotte Hornets traded Gerald Henderson and Noah Vonleh to the Portland Tr

    • Gerald Henderson: CHO → POR
    • Noah Vonleh: CHO → POR
    • Nicolas Batum: POR → CHO

  3. February 8, 2018 — CHI ↔ POR

    The Chicago Bulls traded Milovan Raković to the Portland Trail Blazers for Noah

    • Milovan Raković: CHI → POR
    • Noah Vonleh: POR → CHI

  4. February 5, 2020 — ATL ↔ DEN ↔ HOU ↔ MIN

    Multi-team: ATL, DEN, HOU, MIN

    • 2025 draft pick (Pelle Larsson was later selected): ATL → HOU — became Pelle Larsson
    • 2024 2nd (Pelle Larsson): ATL → HOU — became Pelle Larsson
    • Evan Turner: ATL → MIN
    • 2021 draft pick (Aleksej Pokusevski was later selected): ATL → MIN — became Aleksej Pokusevski
    • 2020 1st (Aleksej Pokusevski): ATL → MIN — became Aleksej Pokusevski
    • Malik Beasley: DEN → MIN
    • Juan Hernangomez: DEN → MIN
    • Jarred Vanderbilt: DEN → MIN
    • Clint Capela: HOU → ATL
    • Nene: HOU → ATL
    • Gerald Green: HOU → DEN
    • 2021 draft pick (Zeke Nnaji was later selected): HOU → DEN — became Zeke Nnaji
    • 2020 1st (Zeke Nnaji): HOU → DEN — became Zeke Nnaji
    • Keita Bates-Diop: MIN → DEN
    • Shabazz Napier: MIN → DEN
    • Noah Vonleh: MIN → DEN
    • Jordan Bell: MIN → HOU
    • Robert Covington: MIN → HOU

  5. January 5, 2023 — BOS ↔ SAS

    The Boston Celtics traded Noah Vonleh and cash to the San Antonio Spurs for . Bo

    • Noah Vonleh: BOS → SAS