Players who played for the Utah Jazz and the Trail Blazers

22 players · NBA since 1996/97

22 players have played for both the Utah Jazz and the Trail Blazers in the NBA since 1996/97. 14 played for the Utah Jazz first and 8 for the Trail Blazers first. The longest-serving played 508 games across both; the top scorer got 6,664 points; the first move came in 1996/97, the most recent in 2026/27.

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  1.  Jazz 503 · Trail Blazers 5
  2.  Jazz 92 · Trail Blazers 376
  3.  Jazz 269 · Trail Blazers 116
  4.  Jazz 41 · Trail Blazers 341
  5.  Jazz 238 · Trail Blazers 102
  6.  Jazz 253 · Trail Blazers 39
  7.  Jazz 28 · Trail Blazers 220
  8.  Jazz 178 · Trail Blazers 28
  9.  Jazz 103 · Trail Blazers 82
  10.  Jazz 71 · Trail Blazers 73
  11.  Jazz 37 · Trail Blazers 100
  12.  Jazz 79 · Trail Blazers 39
  13.  Jazz 76 · Trail Blazers 29
  14.  Jazz 88 · Trail Blazers 14
  15.  Jazz 17 · Trail Blazers 79
  16.  Jazz 61 · Trail Blazers 6
  17.  Jazz 32 · Trail Blazers 22
  18.  Jazz 26 · Trail Blazers 27
  19.  Jazz 41 · Trail Blazers 11
  20.  Jazz 5 · Trail Blazers 23
  21.  Jazz 17 · Trail Blazers 5
  22.  Jazz 8 · Trail Blazers 2

Who stands out

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Jarron Collins has the most games for the two combined: 503 for the Utah Jazz and 5 for the Trail Blazers. Wesley Matthews scored the most points across both: 901 for the Utah Jazz and 5,763 for the Trail Blazers.

In our data, Ruben Nembhard was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Trail Blazers came in 1996/97). The most recent player to play for both is Micah Potter, who first played for the Trail Blazers in 2026/27.

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Every player who played for the Utah Jazz and the Trail Blazers (NBA since 1996/97): games and points at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerJazzTrail BlazersFirst
GPtsSeasonsGPtsSeasons
Jarron Collins5032,0872001–2009522010/11Jazz
Wesley Matthews929012009/103765,7632010–2015Jazz
Enes Freedom2692,4892011–20151161,2992018–2021Jazz
Jusuf Nurkic414472025/263414,8832016–2023Trail Blazers
Rodney Hood2383,0832014–20181028262018–2021Jazz
Ronnie Price2539482007–2011391052012/13Jazz
Ed Davis28512019/202201,2122015–2018Trail Blazers
Earl Watson1785882010–201328122013/14Jazz
Mo Williams1038762003–2013827802013/14Jazz
Hassan Whiteside715452021/22731,0782019/20Trail Blazers
Drew Eubanks372152024/251008362021–2023Trail Blazers
Sasha Pavlovic793822003/04391032012/13Jazz
John Crotty763522000–2002291081997–1999Trail Blazers
Kris Dunn886472022–2024141062021/22Trail Blazers
Patty Mills17742024/25793852009–2011Trail Blazers
Micah Potter612392022–20256182026/27Jazz
Elijah Hughes32742020–202222832021/22Jazz
Eric Maynor261342009/10271872012/13Jazz
Michael Ruffin41922003/041172008/09Jazz
Elliot Williams5182014/1523882011/12Trail Blazers
Shaquille Harrison17172020/215442022/23Jazz
Ruben Nembhard8321996/97281996/97Jazz

Head to head

In the NBA since 1996/97, the Utah Jazz and the Trail Blazers have met 129 times: the Utah Jazz won 64, the Trail Blazers 65.

  • Utah Jazz's biggest win: Trail Blazers 99-141 Jazz (2024/25)
  • Trail Blazers' biggest win: Trail Blazers 130-98 Jazz (2013/14)

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FAQ

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How many players have played for both the Utah Jazz and the Trail Blazers?
22 in the NBA since 1996/97: Jarron Collins, Wesley Matthews, Enes Freedom, Jusuf Nurkic, Rodney Hood, Ronnie Price and 16 more.
Who has played the most games for the Utah Jazz and the Trail Blazers?
Jarron Collins: 503 for the Utah Jazz and 5 for the Trail Blazers, 508 in all. Wesley Matthews scored the most points across both, 6,664.
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Utah Jazz and the Trail Blazers?
Micah Potter. He played for the Utah Jazz (2022–2025), then the Trail Blazers 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.