Players who played for the Pacers and the Trail Blazers

23 players · NBA since 1996/97

23 players have played for both the Pacers and the Trail Blazers in the NBA since 1996/97. 11 played for the Pacers first and 12 for the Trail Blazers first. The longest-serving played 795 games across both; the top scorer got 11,326 points; the first move came in 1997/98, the most recent in 2026/27.

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  1.  Pacers 564 · Trail Blazers 231
  2.  Pacers 372 · Trail Blazers 324
  3.  Pacers 27 · Trail Blazers 376
  4.  Pacers 82 · Trail Blazers 240
  5.  Pacers 278 · Trail Blazers 24
  6.  Pacers 39 · Trail Blazers 240
  7.  Pacers 152 · Trail Blazers 39
  8.  Pacers 48 · Trail Blazers 131
  9.  Pacers 151 · Trail Blazers 7
  10.  Pacers 94 · Trail Blazers 58
  11.  Pacers 141 · Trail Blazers 10
  12.  Pacers 117 · Trail Blazers 22
  13.  Pacers 125 · Trail Blazers 7
  14.  Pacers 69 · Trail Blazers 42
  15.  Pacers 79 · Trail Blazers 28
  16.  Pacers 72 · Trail Blazers 18
  17.  Pacers 72 · Trail Blazers 13
  18.  Pacers 41 · Trail Blazers 30
  19.  Pacers 47 · Trail Blazers 6
  20.  Pacers 11 · Trail Blazers 37
  21.  Pacers 9 · Trail Blazers 31
  22.  Pacers 22 · Trail Blazers 5
  23.  Pacers 1 · Trail Blazers 9

Who stands out

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Jermaine O'Neal has the most games for the two combined: 564 for the Pacers and 231 for the Trail Blazers. Jermaine O'Neal scored the most points across both: 10,483 for the Pacers and 843 for the Trail Blazers.

In our data, Vincent Askew was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Trail Blazers came in 1997/98). 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 Pacers and the Trail Blazers (NBA since 1996/97): games and points at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerPacersTrail BlazersFirst
GPtsSeasonsGPtsSeasons
Jermaine O'Neal56410,4832000–20082318431996–2000Trail Blazers
Dale Davis3723,2891996–20053242,2852000–2004Pacers
Wesley Matthews272792018/193765,7632010–2015Trail Blazers
Jarrett Jack821,0742008/092402,2862005–2008Trail Blazers
Fred Jones2782,0502002–2006241152006/07Pacers
Evan Turner392312013/142401,8412016–2019Pacers
Malcolm Brogdon1522,8922019–2022396132023/24Pacers
Kenny Anderson482662003/041312,0711996–1998Trail Blazers
Josh McRoberts1518172008–20117122007/08Trail Blazers
James Jones944302003–2005584632007/08Pacers
T.J. Leaf1414672017–202010182020/21Pacers
Eddie Gill1173382004–200622502003/04Trail Blazers
Travis Diener1256652007–2010732009/10Pacers
Jeff Ayres691972011–2013421112009/10Trail Blazers
Earl Watson796192009/1028122013/14Pacers
Ike Diogu724112006–200818272008/09Pacers
Stephen Graham723692007–200913452006/07Trail Blazers
Vincent Askew412331996/9730661997/98Pacers
Micah Potter474582025/266182026/27Pacers
Larry Nance Jr.11512026/27372552021/22Trail Blazers
Moses Brown9292024/2531862019–2024Trail Blazers
Carlos Rogers22592001/02591997–1999Trail Blazers
Reggie Perry122021/229902021/22Trail Blazers

Head to head

In the NBA since 1996/97, the Pacers and the Trail Blazers have met 58 times: the Pacers won 24, the Trail Blazers 34.

  • Pacers' biggest win: Pacers 124-59 Trail Blazers (1997/98)
  • Trail Blazers' biggest win: Trail Blazers 102-79 Pacers (2009/10)

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FAQ

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How many players have played for both the Pacers and the Trail Blazers?
23 in the NBA since 1996/97: Jermaine O'Neal, Dale Davis, Wesley Matthews, Jarrett Jack, Fred Jones, Evan Turner and 17 more.
Who has played the most games for the Pacers and the Trail Blazers?
Jermaine O'Neal: 564 for the Pacers and 231 for the Trail Blazers, 795 in all. Jermaine O'Neal scored the most points across both, 11,326.
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Pacers and the Trail Blazers?
Micah Potter. He played for the Pacers (2025/26), 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.