Players who played for the Raptors and the Warriors

24 players · NBA since 1996/97

24 players have played for both the Raptors and the Warriors in the NBA since 1996/97. 8 played for the Raptors first and 16 for the Warriors first. The longest-serving played 423 games across both; the top scorer got 4,820 points; the first move came in 1996/97, the most recent in 2026/27.

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  1.  Raptors 422 · Warriors 1
  2.  Raptors 131 · Warriors 246
  3.  Raptors 19 · Warriors 320
  4.  Raptors 100 · Warriors 178
  5.  Raptors 79 · Warriors 149
  6.  Raptors 190 · Warriors 26
  7.  Raptors 29 · Warriors 176
  8.  Raptors 95 · Warriors 91
  9.  Raptors 86 · Warriors 95
  10.  Raptors 65 · Warriors 74
  11.  Raptors 14 · Warriors 94
  12.  Raptors 23 · Warriors 82
  13.  Raptors 93 · Warriors 5
  14.  Raptors 41 · Warriors 51
  15.  Raptors 15 · Warriors 63
  16.  Raptors 51 · Warriors 24
  17.  Raptors 24 · Warriors 38
  18.  Raptors 31 · Warriors 29
  19.  Raptors 29 · Warriors 28
  20.  Raptors 16 · Warriors 38
  21.  Raptors 38 · Warriors 8
  22.  Raptors 9 · Warriors 36
  23.  Raptors 41 · Warriors 1
  24.  Raptors 25 · Warriors 4

Who stands out

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Chris Boucher has the most games for the two combined: 422 for the Raptors and 1 for the Warriors. Donyell Marshall scored the most points across both: 1,813 for the Raptors and 3,007 for the Warriors.

In our data, Clifford Rozier was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Raptors came in 1996/97). The most recent player to play for both is Kyle Anderson, who first played for the Raptors in 2026/27.

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Every player who played for the Raptors and the Warriors (NBA since 1996/97): games and points at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerRaptorsWarriorsFirst
GPtsSeasonsGPtsSeasons
Chris Boucher4223,6922018–2025102017/18Warriors
Donyell Marshall1311,8132003–20052463,0071996–2000Warriors
Mickael Pietrus191002012/133202,7352003–2008Warriors
Leandro Barbosa1001,2812010–20121781,1332014–2016Raptors
Patrick McCaw792492018–20211495762016–2018Warriors
Cory Joseph1901,6662015–201726632023/24Raptors
Trayce Jackson-Davis29612025–20271761,1362023–2026Warriors
Jarrett Jack951,0712009–2011911,2292012/13Raptors
Tyrone Bogues864261999–2001955241997–1999Warriors
Marco Belinelli654692009/10744672007–2009Warriors
Alfonzo McKinnie14212017/18944032018/19Raptors
Otto Porter Jr.23832022–2024826172021/22Warriors
Popeye Jones937361996–1998502003/04Raptors
Jermaine O'Neal415552008/09513912013/14Raptors
Dominic McGuire15322012/13632272011/12Warriors
Dennis Schroder516982023/24242542024/25Raptors
Patrick O'Bryant24802008–201038662006–2008Warriors
Jeremy Lin311702018/1929762010/11Warriors
Jason Thompson29952015/1628602015/16Warriors
Corie Blount16382003/04382592000/01Warriors
Chris Garner38531997/988192000/01Raptors
Kyle Anderson9142026/27361892024/25Warriors
Clifford Rozier411891996/97101996/97Warriors
Jeff Dowtin Jr.25612022/23462021/22Warriors

Head to head

In the NBA since 1996/97, the Raptors and the Warriors have met 62 times: the Raptors won 27, the Warriors 35.

  • Raptors' biggest win: Raptors 130-77 Warriors (2020/21)
  • Warriors' biggest win: Warriors 138-100 Raptors (2010/11)

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FAQ

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How many players have played for both the Raptors and the Warriors?
24 in the NBA since 1996/97: Chris Boucher, Donyell Marshall, Mickael Pietrus, Leandro Barbosa, Patrick McCaw, Cory Joseph and 18 more.
Who has played the most games for the Raptors and the Warriors?
Chris Boucher: 422 for the Raptors and 1 for the Warriors, 423 in all. Donyell Marshall scored the most points across both, 4,820.
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Raptors and the Warriors?
Kyle Anderson. He played for the Warriors (2024/25), then the Raptors 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.