Players who played for the Pistons and the Trail Blazers

22 players · NBA since 1996/97

22 players have played for both the Pistons and the Trail Blazers in the NBA since 1996/97. 8 played for the Pistons first and 14 for the Trail Blazers first. The longest-serving played 1,096 games across both; the top scorer got 16,712 points; the first move came in 1996/97, the most recent in 2026/27.

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  1.  Pistons 502 · Trail Blazers 594
  2.  Pistons 62 · Trail Blazers 361
  3.  Pistons 88 · Trail Blazers 324
  4.  Pistons 20 · Trail Blazers 314
  5.  Pistons 101 · Trail Blazers 227
  6.  Pistons 131 · Trail Blazers 150
  7.  Pistons 188 · Trail Blazers 85
  8.  Pistons 206 · Trail Blazers 35
  9.  Pistons 56 · Trail Blazers 147
  10.  Pistons 160 · Trail Blazers 28
  11.  Pistons 19 · Trail Blazers 131
  12.  Pistons 8 · Trail Blazers 129
  13.  Pistons 71 · Trail Blazers 41
  14.  Pistons 72 · Trail Blazers 29
  15.  Pistons 59 · Trail Blazers 38
  16.  Pistons 73 · Trail Blazers 21
  17.  Pistons 27 · Trail Blazers 42
  18.  Pistons 20 · Trail Blazers 37
  19.  Pistons 6 · Trail Blazers 21
  20.  Pistons 4 · Trail Blazers 19
  21.  Pistons 2 · Trail Blazers 18
  22.  Pistons 3 · Trail Blazers 6

Who stands out

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Rasheed Wallace has the most games for the two combined: 502 for the Pistons and 594 for the Trail Blazers. Rasheed Wallace scored the most points across both: 6,729 for the Pistons and 9,983 for the Trail Blazers.

In our data, Aaron McKie was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Pistons 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 Pistons and the Trail Blazers (NBA since 1996/97): games and points at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerPistonsTrail BlazersFirst
GPtsSeasonsGPtsSeasons
Rasheed Wallace5026,7292003–20095949,9831996–2004Trail Blazers
Steve Blake622582015/163612,8132005–2015Trail Blazers
Dale Davis881192005–20073242,2852000–2004Trail Blazers
Stacey Augmon20901996/973141,3801996–2001Pistons
Jerami Grant1012,1092020–20222274,2272022–2026Pistons
Theo Ratliff1316681996–20081508082003–2006Pistons
Clifford Robinson1882,4482001–2003851,2721996/97Trail Blazers
Anthony Tolliver2061,4922014–2018351292009–2020Trail Blazers
Mason Plumlee565812020/211471,4232015–2017Trail Blazers
Arron Afflalo1606782007–2009282692014/15Pistons
Juan Dixon191102007/081311,4252005–2007Trail Blazers
Kelvin Cato8162005/061294651997–1999Trail Blazers
Aaron McKie713871996–1998411701996/97Trail Blazers
John Crotty723311999/00291081997–1999Trail Blazers
Tony Snell594742019/2038992021/22Pistons
Kevin Knox II734602022–2024211782022/23Pistons
Tim Frazier27972019/2042742014–2016Trail Blazers
Dennis Smith Jr.201452020/21372062021/22Pistons
Marcus Brown6101999/0021821996/97Trail Blazers
Randolph Childress4101996/9719291996/97Trail Blazers
Luis Montero202017/1818222015/16Trail Blazers
Micah Potter3122021/226182026/27Pistons

Head to head

In the NBA since 1996/97, the Pistons and the Trail Blazers have met 56 times: the Pistons won 22, the Trail Blazers 34.

  • Pistons' biggest win: Pistons 123-103 Trail Blazers (2015/16)
  • Trail Blazers' biggest win: Trail Blazers 114-83 Pistons (2000/01)

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How many players have played for both the Pistons and the Trail Blazers?
22 in the NBA since 1996/97: Rasheed Wallace, Steve Blake, Dale Davis, Stacey Augmon, Jerami Grant, Theo Ratliff and 16 more.
Who has played the most games for the Pistons and the Trail Blazers?
Rasheed Wallace: 502 for the Pistons and 594 for the Trail Blazers, 1,096 in all. Rasheed Wallace scored the most points across both, 16,712.
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Pistons and the Trail Blazers?
Micah Potter. He played for the Pistons (2021/22), 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.