Transactions · How they got him
The Thunder got Dennis Schröder from the Hawks on Jul 25, 2018 for Carmelo Anthony, a protected 2022 first-round draft pick, and draft consideration.
The trade · Jul 25, 2018
Thunder receive
Hawks receive
- Carmelo Anthony
- Justin Anderson
- A protected 2022 first-round draft pick
76ers receive
Not listed in the transaction log
The trail, both ways
- Joffrey LauvergneFrom the Nuggets · Aug 2016
- Anthony MorrowSigned · Jul 2014
- Enes FreedomSigned · Jul 2015
- A protected 2022 first-round draft pickLikely their own pick
TradeJul 2018- Danny GreenTraded to the 76ers · Dec 2020
- Kemba WalkerWaived · Aug 2021
- Vasilje MicicTrail ends in the log
- A conditional 2025 first-round pickUsed in the 2025 draft
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Where it led
Dennis Schröder Traded to the Lakers on Nov 19, 2020 for Danny Green.
Danny Green Traded to the 76ers on Dec 8, 2020 for Al Horford, Vasilje Micic, draft rights to Gs Theo Maledon, and a conditional 2025 first-round pick.
Al Horford Traded to the Celtics on Jun 18, 2021 for Kemba Walker.
Kemba Walker Waived on Aug 6, 2021.
Vasilje Micic The log doesn't show where he went next.
A conditional 2025 first-round pick No trade of this pick shows up in the log. The Thunder's 2025 first-round picks were Thomas Sorber (15th) and Nique Clifford (24th). The log doesn't say which one came from this pick.
Where the outgoing pieces came from
Carmelo Anthony Came from the Knicks on Sep 25, 2017 for Doug McDermott, Enes Freedom, and draft consideration.
Doug McDermott Came from the Bulls on Feb 23, 2017 for Cameron Payne, Joffrey Lauvergne, and Anthony Morrow.
Cameron Payne Drafted 14th in 2015.
Joffrey Lauvergne Came from the Nuggets on Aug 30, 2016 for two 2017 second-round draft picks.
Anthony Morrow Signed on Jul 16, 2014.
Enes Freedom Signed on Jul 13, 2015.
A protected 2022 first-round draft pick The log shows no trade bringing this pick in, so it was likely the Thunder's own.
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