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The Cavaliers got Rodney Hood from the Jazz on Feb 8, 2018 for Jae Crowder, Derrick Rose, and 3 more.

The trade · Feb 8, 2018

Jazz receive

Cavaliers receive

Kings receive

Not listed in the transaction log

The Jazz's log entry says they also sent Joe Johnson to the Cavaliers. The Cavaliers' entry doesn't list him, so we can't confirm that part of the deal.

The trail, both ways

TradeFeb 2018
Rodney HoodTraded to the Trail Blazers · Feb 2019
  • Nik StauskasTraded to the Rockets · Feb 2019
    • Brandon KnightTraded to the Pistons · Feb 2020
    • Marquese ChrissSigned with the Warriors · Jan 2020
    • A 2019 first-Trail ends in the log
    • A 2022 second-round draft pickUsed in the 2022 draft
  • Wade BaldwinTrail ends in the log
  • 2021Trail ends in the log
  • 2023 second-round draft pickUsed on Emoni Bates, 49th in 2023

Left of the move: what the team gave up and how it got those pieces. Right: where he went next and what came back. Scroll sideways on long trails.

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Where it led

  1. Rodney Hood Traded to the Trail Blazers on Feb 4, 2019 for Nik Stauskas, Wade Baldwin, 2021, and 2023 second-round draft pick.

    1. Nik Stauskas Traded to the Rockets on Feb 7, 2019 for Brandon Knight, Marquese Chriss, a 2019 first-, and a 2022 second-round draft pick.

      1. Brandon Knight Traded to the Pistons on Feb 6, 2020 for Andre Drummond.

        1. Andre Drummond headshot

          Andre Drummond Waived on Mar 26, 2021.

      2. Marquese Chriss Signed with the Warriors on Jan 15, 2020.

      3. a 2019 first- The log doesn't show where he went next.

      4. A 2022 second-round draft pick No trade of this pick shows up in the log. The Cavaliers' 2022 second-round picks were Khalifa Diop (39th), Isaiah Mobley (49th) and Luke Travers (56th). The log doesn't say which one came from this pick.

    2. Wade Baldwin The log doesn't show where he went next.

    3. 2021 The log doesn't show where he went next.

    4. 2023 second-round draft pick No trade of this pick shows up in the log. The Cavaliers' 2023 second-round pick was Emoni Bates (49th).

Where the outgoing pieces came from

Built from the NBA transaction log, 2000 through Oct 6, 2026. Each step uses only what the log says. When it skips a step, we leave that step blank. Draft slots come from NBA draft history and player bios.