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The Suns drafted Rajon Rondo 21st in 2006. The log doesn't show how he got to the Celtics.

The log first mentions Rondo with the Celtics signing his rookie deal on Jul 4, 2006.

Where it led

DraftJul 2006
Rajon RondoTraded to the Mavericks · Dec 2014
  • Jameer NelsonNext seen with the Nuggets · Aug 2015
  • Jae Crowder headshot
    Jae CrowderTraded to the Cavaliers · Aug 2017
  • Brandan WrightTraded to the Suns · Jan 2015
  • A 2015 first-round draft pickUsed in the 2015 draft
  • A 2016 second-round draft pickUsed in the 2016 draft

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Where it led

  1. Rajon Rondo Traded to the Mavericks on Dec 18, 2014 for Jameer Nelson, Jae Crowder, Brandan Wright, a 2015 first-round draft pick, a 2016 second-round draft pick, and a $12.9 million trade exception.

    1. Jameer Nelson Next shows up with the Nuggets on Aug 7, 2015. The log doesn't say how he left.

    2. Jae Crowder headshot

      Jae Crowder Traded to the Cavaliers on Aug 22, 2017 for Kyrie Irving.

      1. Kyrie Irving headshot

        Kyrie Irving Signed with the Nets on Jul 7, 2019.

    3. Brandan Wright Traded to the Suns on Jan 9, 2015 for a protected first-round draft pick.

    4. A 2015 first-round draft pick No trade of this pick shows up in the log. The Celtics' 2015 first-round picks were Terry Rozier (16th) and R.J. Hunter (28th). The log doesn't say which one came from this pick.

    5. A 2016 second-round draft pick No trade of this pick shows up in the log. The Celtics' 2016 second-round picks were Deyonta Davis (31st), Rade Zagorac (35th), Demetrius Jackson (45th), Ben Bentil (51st) and Abdel Nader (58th). The log doesn't say which one came from this pick.

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.