Players who played for the Utah Jazz and the Raptors

28 players · NBA since 1996/97

28 players have played for both the Utah Jazz and the Raptors in the NBA since 1996/97. 13 played for the Utah Jazz first and 15 for the Raptors first. The longest-serving played 528 games across both; the top scorer got 4,451 points; the first move came in 1998/99, the most recent in 2026/27.

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  1.  Jazz 408 · Raptors 120
  2.  Jazz 126 · Raptors 167
  3.  Jazz 148 · Raptors 131
  4.  Jazz 247 · Raptors 29
  5.  Jazz 238 · Raptors 17
  6.  Jazz 110 · Raptors 133
  7.  Jazz 90 · Raptors 128
  8.  Jazz 69 · Raptors 139
  9.  Jazz 28 · Raptors 176
  10.  Jazz 118 · Raptors 52
  11.  Jazz 148 · Raptors 17
  12.  Jazz 111 · Raptors 51
  13.  Jazz 100 · Raptors 59
  14.  Jazz 2 · Raptors 143
  15.  Jazz 32 · Raptors 111
  16.  Jazz 87 · Raptors 54
  17.  Jazz 42 · Raptors 63
  18.  Jazz 22 · Raptors 77
  19.  Jazz 22 · Raptors 58
  20.  Jazz 23 · Raptors 42
  21.  Jazz 59 · Raptors 1
  22.  Jazz 3 · Raptors 38
  23.  Jazz 34 · Raptors 6
  24.  Jazz 20 · Raptors 9
  25.  Jazz 12 · Raptors 3
  26.  Jazz 12 · Raptors 1
  27.  Jazz 10 · Raptors 2
  28.  Jazz 6 · Raptors 1

Who stands out

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CJ Miles has the most games for the two combined: 408 for the Utah Jazz and 120 for the Raptors. CJ Miles scored the most points across both: 3,438 for the Utah Jazz and 1,013 for the Raptors.

In our data, William Cunningham was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Raptors came in 1998/99). The most recent player to play for both is Kyle Anderson, who first played for the Raptors in 2026/27.

Show all 28 players

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Every player who played for the Utah Jazz and the Raptors (NBA since 1996/97): games and points at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerJazzRaptorsFirst
GPtsSeasonsGPtsSeasons
CJ Miles4083,4382005–20121201,0132017–2019Jazz
Kris Humphries1264662004–20061677472006–2009Jazz
Donyell Marshall1482,0682000–20021311,8132003–2005Jazz
Greg Foster2471,0191996–1999291212002/03Jazz
Rodney Hood2383,0832014–201817662020/21Jazz
Ochai Agbaji1107412022–20241331,0292023–2026Jazz
DeMarre Carroll905072011–20131281,1432015–2017Jazz
Milt Palacio694412005/061397242003–2005Raptors
Ed Davis28512019/201761,3542010–2013Raptors
Kelly Olynyk1181,2532022–2024525272023–2025Jazz
Carlos Arroyo1481,2732002–200517302001/02Raptors
Rudy Gay1117392021–2023519932012–2014Raptors
Svi Mykhailiuk1008462024–2027592562021/22Raptors
Keon Clark242003/041431,4302000–2002Raptors
Rafael Araujo32832006/071113172004–2006Raptors
Mark Jackson874182002/03544612000/01Raptors
John Lucas III421592013/14633332012/13Raptors
Matt Thomas22682020/21773042019–2021Raptors
Steve Novak22482014/15581782013/14Raptors
Juancho Hernangomez231192021/22421222022/23Jazz
Juwan Morgan59812019–2021152021/22Jazz
Greg Monroe3122021/22381832018/19Raptors
Sundiata Gaines341172009/106352010/11Jazz
Kyle Anderson201422025/269142026/27Jazz
Aleksandar Radojevic12192004/05371999/00Raptors
Kira Lewis Jr.12452023/24102023/24Raptors
Mo Bamba10682025–2027202025/26Raptors
William Cunningham681997/98101998/99Jazz

Head to head

In the NBA since 1996/97, the Utah Jazz and the Raptors have met 57 times: the Utah Jazz won 32, the Raptors 25.

  • Utah Jazz's biggest win: Jazz 131-99 Raptors (2012/13)
  • Raptors' biggest win: Raptors 115-91 Jazz (2013/14)

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How many players have played for both the Utah Jazz and the Raptors?
28 in the NBA since 1996/97: CJ Miles, Kris Humphries, Donyell Marshall, Greg Foster, Rodney Hood, Ochai Agbaji and 22 more.
Who has played the most games for the Utah Jazz and the Raptors?
CJ Miles: 408 for the Utah Jazz and 120 for the Raptors, 528 in all. CJ Miles scored the most points across both, 4,451.
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Utah Jazz and the Raptors?
Kyle Anderson. He played for the Utah Jazz (2025/26), then the Raptors 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.