Players who played for the Knicks and the Pacers

26 players · NBA since 1996/97

26 players have played for both the Knicks and the Pacers in the NBA since 1996/97. 9 played for the Knicks first and 17 for the Pacers first. The longest-serving played 555 games across both; the top scorer got 7,015 points; the first move came in 1999/00, the most recent in 2026/27.

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  1.  Knicks 140 · Pacers 415
  2.  Knicks 26 · Pacers 457
  3.  Knicks 217 · Pacers 235
  4.  Knicks 116 · Pacers 294
  5.  Knicks 70 · Pacers 278
  6.  Knicks 55 · Pacers 249
  7.  Knicks 25 · Pacers 271
  8.  Knicks 82 · Pacers 200
  9.  Knicks 36 · Pacers 242
  10.  Knicks 221 · Pacers 46
  11.  Knicks 29 · Pacers 219
  12.  Knicks 33 · Pacers 172
  13.  Knicks 68 · Pacers 109
  14.  Knicks 65 · Pacers 103
  15.  Knicks 62 · Pacers 82
  16.  Knicks 70 · Pacers 71
  17.  Knicks 28 · Pacers 76
  18.  Knicks 24 · Pacers 78
  19.  Knicks 48 · Pacers 53
  20.  Knicks 2 · Pacers 91
  21.  Knicks 22 · Pacers 34
  22.  Knicks 18 · Pacers 38
  23.  Knicks 2 · Pacers 27
  24.  Knicks 5 · Pacers 5
  25.  Knicks 2 · Pacers 5
  26.  Knicks 1 · Pacers 3

Who stands out

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Al Harrington has the most games for the two combined: 140 for the Knicks and 415 for the Pacers. Al Harrington scored the most points across both: 2,683 for the Knicks and 4,332 for the Pacers.

In our data, Etdrick Bohannon was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Knicks came in 1999/00). The most recent player to play for both is James Wiseman, who first played for the Knicks in 2026/27.

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Every player who played for the Knicks and the Pacers (NBA since 1996/97): games and points at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerKnicksPacersFirst
GPtsSeasonsGPtsSeasons
Al Harrington1402,6832008–20104154,3321998–2007Pacers
Jalen Rose263302005/064576,5431996–2002Pacers
Obi Toppin2171,5072020–20232352,4842023–2027Knicks
Mark Jackson1169012000–20022942,4621996–2000Pacers
Fred Jones705322007/082782,0502002–2006Pacers
Doug McDermott553952017/182492,3112018–2024Knicks
Jonathan Bender251182009/102711,4471999–2006Pacers
Justin Holiday826292016/172001,9472019–2022Knicks
Antonio Davis361812005/062422,3561996–1999Pacers
Kyle O'Quinn2211,3552015–2018461562018/19Knicks
Metta World Peace291392013/142193,6382001–2006Pacers
Bojan Bogdanovic333272023/241722,7542017–2019Pacers
Shawne Williams684862010/111096172006–2008Pacers
Chris Copeland655232012/131034982013–2015Knicks
Jarrett Jack624662017/18821,0742008/09Pacers
Lou Amundson703002014–2016712402011/12Pacers
Erick Strickland281202000/01764792002/03Knicks
Jordan Hill24972009/10786452015/16Knicks
Kevin Seraphin481872015/16532612016/17Knicks
Solomon Jones202012/13913462009–2011Pacers
Bruno Sundov22272003–200534772000–2002Pacers
Jamison Brewer18312004/0538592001–2004Pacers
Wesley Matthews2142018/19272792018/19Knicks
James Wiseman582026/275192024–2026Pacers
Etdrick Bohannon231999/00501997/98Pacers
Courtney Sims162008/09302007/08Pacers

Head to head

In the NBA since 1996/97, the Knicks and the Pacers have met 143 times: the Knicks won 60, the Pacers 83.

  • Knicks' biggest win: Knicks 132-89 Pacers (2009/10)
  • Pacers' biggest win: Pacers 125-91 Knicks (2012/13)

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How many players have played for both the Knicks and the Pacers?
26 in the NBA since 1996/97: Al Harrington, Jalen Rose, Obi Toppin, Mark Jackson, Fred Jones, Doug McDermott and 20 more.
Who has played the most games for the Knicks and the Pacers?
Al Harrington: 140 for the Knicks and 415 for the Pacers, 555 in all. Al Harrington scored the most points across both, 7,015.
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Knicks and the Pacers?
James Wiseman. He played for the Pacers (2024–2026), then the Knicks 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.