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Kendrick Perkins Trade History

5 trades, 1999–2015.

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  1. August 3, 1999 — ORL ↔ SAC

    The Orlando Magic traded Nick Anderson to the Sacramento Kings for Tariq Abdul-W

    • Nick Anderson: ORL → SAC
    • Tariq Abdul-Wahad: SAC → ORL
    • 2004 draft pick (Kendrick Perkins was later selected): SAC → ORL — became Kendrick Perkins

  2. February 19, 2003 — MEM ↔ ORL

    The Memphis Grizzlies traded Gordan Giriček and Drew Gooden to the Orlando Magic

    • Gordan Giriček: MEM → ORL
    • Drew Gooden: MEM → ORL
    • Ryan Humphrey: ORL → MEM
    • Mike Miller: ORL → MEM
    • 2004 draft pick (Kendrick Perkins was later selected): ORL → MEM — became Kendrick Perkins
    • Sergei Lishouk: ORL → MEM

  3. June 26, 2003 — BOS ↔ MEM

    The Boston Celtics traded Troy Bell and Dahntay Jones to the Memphis Grizzlies f

    • Troy Bell: BOS → MEM
    • Dahntay Jones: BOS → MEM
    • Marcus Banks: MEM → BOS
    • Kendrick Perkins: MEM → BOS

  4. February 24, 2011 — BOS ↔ OKC

    The Boston Celtics traded Kendrick Perkins and Nate Robinson to the Oklahoma Cit

    • Kendrick Perkins: BOS → OKC
    • Nate Robinson: BOS → OKC
    • Jeff Green: OKC → BOS
    • Nenad Krstić: OKC → BOS
    • 2012 1st (Fab Melo): OKC → BOS — became Fab Melo
    • 2013 2nd (Álex Abrines): OKC → BOS — became Álex Abrines

  5. February 19, 2015 — DET ↔ OKC ↔ UTA

    Multi-team: DET, OKC, UTA

    • D.J. Augustin: DET → OKC
    • Kyle Singler: DET → OKC
    • 2020 draft pick (Isaiah Roby was later selected): DET → OKC — became Isaiah Roby
    • 2019 2nd (Isaiah Roby): DET → OKC — became Isaiah Roby
    • 2018 draft pick (Thomas Bryant was later selected): DET → UTA — became Thomas Bryant
    • 2017 2nd (Thomas Bryant): DET → UTA — became Thomas Bryant
    • Reggie Jackson: OKC → DET
    • Grant Jerrett: OKC → UTA
    • Kendrick Perkins: OKC → UTA
    • 2016 draft pick (Tibor Pleiß was later selected): OKC → UTA — became Tibor Pleiß
    • 2019 draft pick (Josh Okogie was later selected): OKC → UTA — became Josh Okogie
    • 2018 1st (Josh Okogie): OKC → UTA — became Josh Okogie
    • Enes Kanter: UTA → OKC
    • Steve Novak: UTA → OKC