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The Celtics got Nate Robinson from the Knicks on Feb 18, 2010 for Eddie House, J.R. Giddens, and 2 more.

The trade · Feb 18, 2010

Knicks receive

Rockets receive

  • Jared Jeffries
  • Jordan Hill
  • Hilton Armstrong from Sacramento for F Carl Landry
  • Joey Dorsey
  • A protected 2012 first-round pick
  • The right to exchange first-round picks in 2011. Houston received G Kevin Martin

Kings receive

Celtics receive

Timberwolves receive

The trail, both ways

TradeFeb 2010
Nate RobinsonTraded to the Thunder · Feb 2011
  • Jeff Green headshot
    Jeff GreenTraded to the Grizzlies · Jan 2015
  • Nenad KrstićTrail ends in the log
  • A 2013 second-round draft pickTraded to the Rockets · Jul 2012
  • A 2012 first-round draft pickUsed in the 2012 draft

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. Nate Robinson Traded to the Thunder on Feb 24, 2011 for Jeff Green, Nenad Krstić, a 2013 second-round draft pick, a 2012 first-round draft pick, and cash.

    1. Jeff Green headshot

      Jeff Green Traded to the Grizzlies on Jan 12, 2015. The log doesn't list anything coming back to the Celtics.

    2. Nenad Krstić The log doesn't show where he went next.

    3. A 2013 second-round draft pick Traded to the Rockets on Jul 20, 2012 for Courtney Lee.

      1. Courtney Lee Traded to the Grizzlies on Jan 6, 2014. The log doesn't list anything coming back to the Celtics.

    4. A 2012 first-round draft pick No trade of this pick shows up in the log. The Celtics' 2012 first-round picks were Jared Sullinger (21st) and Fab Melo (22nd). The log doesn't say which one came from this pick.

Where the outgoing pieces came from

  • Eddie House Signed on Aug 9, 2007.

  • J.R. Giddens Drafted 30th in 2008.

  • Bill Walker The log doesn't show how the Celtics got him.

Built from the NBA transaction log, 2000 through Oct 7, 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.