Players who played for the Utah Jazz and the Warriors

27 players · NBA since 1996/97

27 players have played for both the Utah Jazz and the Warriors in the NBA since 1996/97. 13 played for the Utah Jazz first and 14 for the Warriors first. The longest-serving played 530 games across both; the top scorer got 5,075 points; the first move came in 1998/99, the most recent in 2026/27.

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  1.  Jazz 6 · Warriors 524
  2.  Jazz 395 · Warriors 48
  3.  Jazz 148 · Warriors 246
  4.  Jazz 281 · Warriors 67
  5.  Jazz 86 · Warriors 176
  6.  Jazz 98 · Warriors 156
  7.  Jazz 247 · Warriors 1
  8.  Jazz 229 · Warriors 12
  9.  Jazz 144 · Warriors 83
  10.  Jazz 38 · Warriors 189
  11.  Jazz 46 · Warriors 175
  12.  Jazz 122 · Warriors 96
  13.  Jazz 52 · Warriors 132
  14.  Jazz 22 · Warriors 155
  15.  Jazz 84 · Warriors 89
  16.  Jazz 82 · Warriors 85
  17.  Jazz 62 · Warriors 100
  18.  Jazz 119 · Warriors 26
  19.  Jazz 19 · Warriors 61
  20.  Jazz 28 · Warriors 30
  21.  Jazz 48 · Warriors 9
  22.  Jazz 20 · Warriors 36
  23.  Jazz 1 · Warriors 46
  24.  Jazz 37 · Warriors 4
  25.  Jazz 17 · Warriors 2
  26.  Jazz 8 · Warriors 8
  27.  Jazz 7 · Warriors 5

Who stands out

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Andris Biedrins has the most games for the two combined: 6 for the Utah Jazz and 524 for the Warriors. Donyell Marshall scored the most points across both: 2,068 for the Utah Jazz and 3,007 for the Warriors.

In our data, Todd Fuller was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Utah Jazz came in 1998/99). The most recent player to play for both is Georges Niang, who first played for the Warriors in 2026/27.

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Every player who played for the Utah Jazz and the Warriors (NBA since 1996/97): games and points at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerJazzWarriorsFirst
GPtsSeasonsGPtsSeasons
Andris Biedrins632013/145243,3142004–2013Warriors
Alec Burks3953,7792011–2019487732019/20Jazz
Donyell Marshall1482,0682000–20022463,0071996–2000Warriors
Adam Keefe2811,2441996–2000671682000/01Jazz
Calbert Cheaney867222002/031769452003–2006Jazz
Derek Fisher989782006/071561,9662004–2006Warriors
Raja Bell2472,4452003–20121112009/10Jazz
Georges Niang2291,2512017–202112962026/27Jazz
John Starks1441,0002000–2002831,1751998–2000Warriors
Brandon Rush38792013/141891,0092011–2016Warriors
Ian Clark461122013–20151759382015–2017Jazz
Ekpe Udoh1222832017–2019964462010–2012Warriors
Todd Fuller521681998/991325311996–1998Warriors
Juan Toscano-Anderson22742022/231556922019–2022Warriors
Jonas Jerebko844482017/18894932018/19Jazz
Richard Jefferson828312013/14853882011–2013Warriors
Eric Paschall623422021/221001,2182019–2021Warriors
Keith McLeod1197862004–2006261382006/07Jazz
Damian Jones19872022/23611882016–2019Warriors
Mikki Moore281282003/04301392009–2012Jazz
Omer Yurtseven482222023/249342025/26Jazz
Kyle Anderson201422025/26361892024/25Warriors
Lou Amundson102006/07462002010/11Jazz
Rusty LaRue372132001/02442003/04Jazz
Randy Livingston17642004/05202000/01Warriors
Troy Hudson8121997/988282007/08Jazz
Malcolm Thomas7132013/14532012/13Warriors

Head to head

In the NBA since 1996/97, the Utah Jazz and the Warriors have met 120 times: the Utah Jazz won 66, the Warriors 54.

  • Utah Jazz's biggest win: Jazz 119-79 Warriors (2017/18)
  • Warriors' biggest win: Jazz 86-127 Warriors (2024/25)

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How many players have played for both the Utah Jazz and the Warriors?
27 in the NBA since 1996/97: Andris Biedrins, Alec Burks, Donyell Marshall, Adam Keefe, Calbert Cheaney, Derek Fisher and 21 more.
Who has played the most games for the Utah Jazz and the Warriors?
Andris Biedrins: 6 for the Utah Jazz and 524 for the Warriors, 530 in all. Donyell Marshall scored the most points across both, 5,075.
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Utah Jazz and the Warriors?
Georges Niang. He played for the Utah Jazz (2017–2021), then the Warriors 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.