Players who played for the Sacramento Kings and the Orlando Magic

25 players · NBA since 1996/97

25 players have played for both the Sacramento Kings and the Orlando Magic in the NBA since 1996/97. 13 played for the Sacramento Kings first and 12 for the Orlando Magic first. The longest-serving played 801 games across both; the top scorer got 9,820 points; the first move came in 1998/99, the most recent in 2025/26.

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  1.  Kings 255 · Magic 546
  2.  Kings 403 · Magic 21
  3.  Kings 226 · Magic 111
  4.  Kings 296 · Magic 27
  5.  Kings 98 · Magic 177
  6.  Kings 73 · Magic 201
  7.  Kings 103 · Magic 149
  8.  Kings 61 · Magic 190
  9.  Kings 22 · Magic 213
  10.  Kings 97 · Magic 95
  11.  Kings 116 · Magic 56
  12.  Kings 58 · Magic 111
  13.  Kings 34 · Magic 133
  14.  Kings 113 · Magic 46
  15.  Kings 68 · Magic 78
  16.  Kings 32 · Magic 93
  17.  Kings 86 · Magic 31
  18.  Kings 1 · Magic 105
  19.  Kings 90 · Magic 4
  20.  Kings 48 · Magic 23
  21.  Kings 51 · Magic 11
  22.  Kings 7 · Magic 20
  23.  Kings 1 · Magic 15
  24.  Kings 8 · Magic 8
  25.  Kings 9 · Magic 4

Who stands out

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Hedo Turkoglu has the most games for the two combined: 255 for the Sacramento Kings and 546 for the Orlando Magic. Hedo Turkoglu scored the most points across both: 1,899 for the Sacramento Kings and 7,921 for the Orlando Magic.

In our data, Kevin Ollie was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Sacramento Kings came in 1998/99). The most recent player to play for both is Orlando Robinson, who first played for the Orlando Magic in 2025/26.

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Every player who played for the Sacramento Kings and the Orlando Magic (NBA since 1996/97): games and points at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerKingsMagicFirst
GPtsSeasonsGPtsSeasons
Hedo Turkoglu2551,8992000–20035467,9212004–2013Kings
Doug Christie4034,3042000–2005211192004/05Kings
Jason Williams2262,5321998–20011115632009–2011Kings
Beno Udrih2963,7432007–2011272752012/13Kings
Nick Anderson988551999–20011772,4591996–1999Magic
Maurice Harkless733962020–20222011,3752012–2015Magic
Anthony Johnson1036781997–20081496971999–2010Kings
Arron Afflalo615152016/171902,5662012–2018Magic
Markelle Fultz22612024/252132,4452019–2024Magic
Matt Barnes975772004–2017958052009/10Kings
Cory Joseph1167472019–2021562112024/25Kings
Vince Carter583132017/181111,7942009–2011Magic
Dewayne Dedmon341752019/201335302013–2016Magic
Tariq Abdul-Wahad1138731997–1999465631999/00Kings
Maurice Evans684342004/05787232007/08Kings
Trevor Ariza321922019/20936522005–2008Magic
Ronnie Price862522005–200731742013/14Kings
Drew Gooden1122008/091051,2712002–2004Magic
Frank Mason III906082017–20194252020/21Kings
Cuttino Mobley488392004/05233692004/05Magic
Vernon Maxwell515481998/9911811997/98Magic
Kevin Ollie7121998/9920781997–1999Magic
BJ Johnson122018/1915592019–2022Kings
Michael Bradley8182004/05862004/05Magic
Orlando Robinson9192024/25472025/26Kings

Head to head

In the NBA since 1996/97, the Sacramento Kings and the Orlando Magic have met 59 times: the Sacramento Kings won 33, the Orlando Magic 26.

  • Sacramento Kings' biggest win: Kings 122-92 Magic (2003/04)
  • Orlando Magic's biggest win: Kings 94-131 Magic (2025/26)

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How many players have played for both the Sacramento Kings and the Orlando Magic?
25 in the NBA since 1996/97: Hedo Turkoglu, Doug Christie, Jason Williams, Beno Udrih, Nick Anderson, Maurice Harkless and 19 more.
Who has played the most games for the Sacramento Kings and the Orlando Magic?
Hedo Turkoglu: 255 for the Sacramento Kings and 546 for the Orlando Magic, 801 in all. Hedo Turkoglu scored the most points across both, 9,820.
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Sacramento Kings and the Orlando Magic?
Orlando Robinson. He played for the Sacramento Kings (2024/25), then the Orlando Magic from 2025/26.
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.