Players who played for the 76ers and the Pacers

27 players · NBA since 1996/97

27 players have played for both the 76ers and the Pacers in the NBA since 1996/97. 18 played for the 76ers first and 9 for the Pacers first. The longest-serving played 830 games across both; the top scorer got 10,826 points; the first move came in 2001/02, the most recent in 2026/27.

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  1.  76ers 333 · Pacers 497
  2.  76ers 545 · Pacers 251
  3.  76ers 90 · Pacers 513
  4.  76ers 28 · Pacers 385
  5.  76ers 183 · Pacers 230
  6.  76ers 316 · Pacers 34
  7.  76ers 297 · Pacers 39
  8.  76ers 45 · Pacers 273
  9.  76ers 9 · Pacers 200
  10.  76ers 197 · Pacers 10
  11.  76ers 177 · Pacers 23
  12.  76ers 37 · Pacers 159
  13.  76ers 121 · Pacers 68
  14.  76ers 24 · Pacers 146
  15.  76ers 6 · Pacers 155
  16.  76ers 105 · Pacers 1
  17.  76ers 28 · Pacers 71
  18.  76ers 25 · Pacers 71
  19.  76ers 15 · Pacers 71
  20.  76ers 69 · Pacers 13
  21.  76ers 20 · Pacers 62
  22.  76ers 61 · Pacers 19
  23.  76ers 30 · Pacers 46
  24.  76ers 7 · Pacers 62
  25.  76ers 33 · Pacers 24
  26.  76ers 6 · Pacers 25
  27.  76ers 2 · Pacers 3

Who stands out

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T.J. McConnell has the most games for the two combined: 333 for the 76ers and 497 for the Pacers. Paul George scored the most points across both: 1,502 for the 76ers and 9,324 for the Pacers.

In our data, Derrick McKey was the first to have played for both (his first game for the 76ers came in 2001/02). The most recent player to play for both is Kelly Oubre Jr., who first played for the Pacers in 2026/27.

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Every player who played for the 76ers and the Pacers (NBA since 1996/97): games and points at each, seasons, and which team came first.
Player76ersPacersFirst
GPtsSeasonsGPtsSeasons
T.J. McConnell3332,0892015–20194974,3802019–202776ers
Thaddeus Young5457,3682007–20142512,9622016–201976ers
Paul George901,5022024–20265139,3242010–2017Pacers
George Hill281522020/213854,7172011–2023Pacers
Lavoy Allen1839622011–20142309702013–201776ers
Kevin Ollie3168121999–2008341872001/0276ers
Evan Turner2973,3932010–2014392312013/1476ers
Derrick McKey451272001/022731,2701996–2001Pacers
Justin Holiday9422012/132001,9472019–202276ers
Kelly Oubre Jr.1972,8972023–202610962026/2776ers
Georges Niang1771,4432021–202323212016/17Pacers
Buddy Hield374192023/241592,4482021–2024Pacers
JaKarr Sampson1216262014–2016683102019–202176ers
Glenn Robinson III241522014–20201467092015–201876ers
Oshae Brissett6522024/251551,2732020–2023Pacers
Jahlil Okafor1051,5282015–2018102024/2576ers
Lou Amundson28392006–2008712402011/1276ers
Kareem Rush25542008/09715882007/08Pacers
Sam Young15402011/12711812012/1376ers
Justin Anderson694472016–201813892021/2276ers
Tony Bradley201092020/21622292024–202676ers
Damien Wilkins613882012/1319332017/1876ers
Kyle O'Quinn301022019/20461562018/19Pacers
Primoz Brezec752009/10621132001–2004Pacers
Trevor Booker331562017/18241092017/1876ers
Alex Poythress6642016/1725262017/1876ers
Mac McClung2252022/233192025/2676ers

Head to head

In the NBA since 1996/97, the 76ers and the Pacers have met 123 times: the 76ers won 53, the Pacers 70.

  • 76ers' biggest win: 76ers 101-75 Pacers (2010/11)
  • Pacers' biggest win: 76ers 85-112 Pacers (2015/16)

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FAQ

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How many players have played for both the 76ers and the Pacers?
27 in the NBA since 1996/97: T.J. McConnell, Thaddeus Young, Paul George, George Hill, Lavoy Allen, Kevin Ollie and 21 more.
Who has played the most games for the 76ers and the Pacers?
T.J. McConnell: 333 for the 76ers and 497 for the Pacers, 830 in all. Paul George scored the most points across both, 10,826.
Who is the most recent player to play for both the 76ers and the Pacers?
Kelly Oubre Jr.. He played for the 76ers (2023–2026), then the Pacers from 2026/27.
What period does this list cover?
NBA games from 1996/97 to the present, updated as new games are played. Earlier games aren't in our data, so all-time lists can be longer.

Data: NBA since 1996/97. Earlier games aren't included, so all-time lists can be longer.