Players who played for the Thunder and the Warriors

24 players · NBA since 1996/97

24 players have played for both the Thunder and the Warriors in the NBA since 1996/97. 16 played for the Thunder first and 8 for the Warriors first. The longest-serving played 988 games across both; the top scorer got 26,983 points; the first move came in 1998/99, the most recent in 2025/26.

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  1.  Thunder 732 · Warriors 256
  2.  Thunder 18 · Warriors 469
  3.  Thunder 331 · Warriors 107
  4.  Thunder 196 · Warriors 135
  5.  Thunder 175 · Warriors 156
  6.  Thunder 15 · Warriors 246
  7.  Thunder 109 · Warriors 100
  8.  Thunder 156 · Warriors 24
  9.  Thunder 36 · Warriors 129
  10.  Thunder 109 · Warriors 38
  11.  Thunder 77 · Warriors 59
  12.  Thunder 115 · Warriors 16
  13.  Thunder 57 · Warriors 72
  14.  Thunder 81 · Warriors 45
  15.  Thunder 3 · Warriors 104
  16.  Thunder 22 · Warriors 64
  17.  Thunder 28 · Warriors 57
  18.  Thunder 44 · Warriors 30
  19.  Thunder 7 · Warriors 51
  20.  Thunder 6 · Warriors 32
  21.  Thunder 21 · Warriors 16
  22.  Thunder 30 · Warriors 5
  23.  Thunder 17 · Warriors 8
  24.  Thunder 22 · Warriors 2

Who stands out

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Kevin Durant has the most games for the two combined: 732 for the Thunder and 256 for the Warriors. Kevin Durant scored the most points across both: 20,186 for the Thunder and 6,797 for the Warriors.

In our data, Terry Cummings was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Warriors came in 1998/99). The most recent player to play for both is Malevy Leons, who first played for the Warriors in 2025/26.

Show all 24 players

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Every player who played for the Thunder and the Warriors (NBA since 1996/97): games and points at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerThunderWarriorsFirst
GPtsSeasonsGPtsSeasons
Kevin Durant73220,1862007–20162566,7972016–2019Thunder
Shaun Livingston18722008–20104692,5932014–2019Thunder
Vladimir Radmanovic3313,3022001–20061075912009–2011Thunder
Anthony Morrow1961,4372014–20171351,5752008–2010Warriors
Derek Fisher1759152011–20141561,9662004–2006Warriors
Donyell Marshall15572007/082463,0071996–2000Warriors
Danny Fortson1096262004–20071001,0232000–2003Warriors
Dennis Schroder1562,6432018–2020242542024/25Thunder
Joe Smith362382008/091292,3391996–1998Warriors
Lindy Waters III1095552021–2024382092024/25Thunder
Chris Paul771,3812019/20595362023/24Thunder
Ansu Sesay1153592001–200416492004/05Thunder
Terry Cummings574761996/97726381998–2000Thunder
Ty Jerome816932020–2022453092022/23Thunder
Reggie Williams3112013/141041,1032009–2011Warriors
Dario Saric221532022/23645152023/24Thunder
Al Horford283982020/21574422025–2027Thunder
Mikki Moore441542005/06301392009–2012Thunder
Nate Robinson7212010/11515702011/12Thunder
Malevy Leons622024/2532852025–2027Thunder
Billy Owens211631998/99161031999/00Thunder
Ish Smith30372014/155272011/12Warriors
Drew Barry17371998/998221999/00Thunder
Randy Livingston22612001–2007202000/01Warriors

Head to head

In the NBA since 1996/97, the Thunder and the Warriors have met 115 times: the Thunder won 63, the Warriors 52.

  • Thunder's biggest win: Thunder 123-83 Warriors (1996/97)
  • Warriors' biggest win: Warriors 136-97 Thunder (2020/21)

More pairs

Thunder also shares players with

Every Thunder pair

Warriors also shares players with

Every Warriors pair

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FAQ

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How many players have played for both the Thunder and the Warriors?
24 in the NBA since 1996/97: Kevin Durant, Shaun Livingston, Vladimir Radmanovic, Anthony Morrow, Derek Fisher, Donyell Marshall and 18 more.
Who has played the most games for the Thunder and the Warriors?
Kevin Durant: 732 for the Thunder and 256 for the Warriors, 988 in all. Kevin Durant scored the most points across both, 26,983.
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Thunder and the Warriors?
Malevy Leons. He played for the Thunder (2024/25), then the Warriors 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.