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2020-21 Opening Day Rosters 12-22-20 ROSTERS SET FOR 2020-21 NBA REGULAR SEASON NEW YORK, Dec. 22, 2020 – The 2020-21 NBA season begins tonight with a TNT doubleheader as the Golden State Warriors visit the Brooklyn Nets (7 p.m. ET) and the defending NBA champion Los Angeles Lakers take on the LA Clippers (10 p.m. ET). Below are the opening-night rosters for all 30 teams for Kia NBA Tip-Off 2020. 2020-21 NBA REGULAR SEASON OPENING ROSTERS ATLANTA BOSTON BROOKLYN CHARLOTTE CHICAGO Bogdan Bogdanovic Jaylen Brown Jarrett Allen LaMelo Ball Ryan Arcidiacono Clint Capela Carsen Edwards Bruce Brown Bismack Biyombo Wendell Carter Jr. John Collins Javonte Green Spencer Dinwiddie Miles Bridges Cristiano Felicio Kris Dunn Romeo LangFord Kevin Durant Vernon Carey Jr. Daniel GaFFord Bruno Fernando Aaron Nesmith Jeff Green Devonte' Graham Chandler Hutchison Danilo Gallinari Semi Ojeleye Joe Harris Gordon Hayward Luke Kornet Brandon Goodwin Payton Pritchard Kyrie Irving Caleb Martin Zach LaVine Solomon Hill Marcus Smart Tyler Johnson Cody Martin Lauri Markkanen Kevin Huerter Jayson Tatum DeAndre Jordan Jalen McDaniels Otto Porter Jr. De'Andre Hunter Jeff Teague Rodions Kurucs Malik Monk Tomas Satoransky Cam Reddish Daniel Theis Caris LeVert Nick Richards Garrett Temple Rajon Rondo Tristan Thompson Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot Terry Rozier Denzel Valentine Trae Young Kemba Walker Taurean Prince P.J. Washington Coby White Grant Williams Landry Shamet Cody Zeller Patrick Williams Robert Williams III Thaddeus Young INACTIVE/TWO-WAY LISTS Nathan Knight* Tacko Fall* Nicolas Claxton Nate Darling* Devon Dotson* Skylar Mays* Tremont Waters* Jeremiah Martin* Grant Riller* Adam Mokoka* Onyeka Okongwu Reggie Perry* Tony Snell * Indicates player under Two-Way contract - more- PAGE TWO ROSTERS SET FOR 2020-21 NBA REGULAR SEASON CLEVELAND DALLAS DENVER DETROIT GOLDEN STATE Marques Bolden* Jalen Brunson Will Barton Saddiq Bey Kent Bazemore Damyean Dotson Trey Burke Bol Bol Sekou Doumbouya Marquese Chriss Andre Drummond Willie Cauley-Stein Facundo Campazzo Wayne Ellington Stephen Curry Darius Garland Luka Doncic Vlatko Cancar Jerami Grant Draymond Green Kevin Love Dorian Finney-Smith PJ Dozier Blake GriFFin Damion Lee Thon Maker Josh Green JaMychal Green Killian Hayes Kevon Looney JaVale McGee Tim Hardaway Jr. R.J. Hampton Josh Jackson Mychal Mulder Larry Nance Jr. Wes Iwundu Gary Harris Rodney McGruder Kelly Oubre Jr. Isaac Okoro James Johnson Isaiah Hartenstein Svi Mykhailiuk Eric Paschall Cedi Osman Maxi Kleber Nikola Jokic Jahlil Okafor Jordan Poole Collin Sexton Boban Marjanovic Paul Millsap Mason Plumlee Alen Smailagic Lamar Stevens* Dwight Powell Monte Morris Derrick Rose Brad Wanamaker Dean Wade Josh Richardson Jamal Murray Isaiah Stewart Andrew Wiggins Dylan Windler Tyrell Terry Zeke Nnaji Delon Wright James Wiseman Michael Porter Jr. INACTIVE/TWO-WAY LISTS Matthew Dellavedova Tyler Bey* Markus Howard* Saben Lee* Nico Mannion* Dante Exum Nate Hinton* Greg Whittington* Deividas Sirvydis Klay Thompson Kevin Porter Jr. Kristaps Porzingis HOUSTON INDIANA LA CLIPPERS L.A. LAKERS MEMPHIS Sterling Brown Malcolm Brogdon Nicolas Batum Kentavious Caldwell-Pope Grayson Allen Bruno Caboclo Aaron Holiday Patrick Beverley Alex Caruso Kyle Anderson DeMarcus Cousins Justin Holiday Paul George Quinn Cook Desmond Bane Eric Gordon Jalen Lecque Serge Ibaka Anthony Davis Dillon Brooks James Harden Kelan Martin Reggie Jackson Jared Dudley Brandon Clarke Danuel House Jr. T.J. McConnell Mfiondu Kabengele Marc Gasol Gorgui Dieng KJ Martin Doug McDermott Luke Kennard Montrezl Harrell Jaren Jackson Jr. Ben McLemore Victor Oladipo Kawhi Leonard Talen Horton-Tucker Tyus Jones David Nwaba Domantas Sabonis Terance Mann LeBron James John Konchar Jae'Sean Tate JaKarr Sampson Marcus Morris Sr. Kyle Kuzma De'Anthony Melton P.J. Tucker Cassius Stanley* Daniel Oturu Wesley Matthews Ja Morant John Wall Edmond Sumner Patrick Patterson AlFonzo McKinnie Jontay Porter Christian Wood Myles Turner Lou Williams MarkieFF Morris Xavier Tillman Sr. T.J. Warren Ivica Zubac Dennis Schroder Jonas Valanciunas Justise Winslow INACTIVE/TWO-WAY LISTS Chris Clemons Goga Bitadze Amir CoFFey* Kostas Antetokounmpo* Sean McDermott* Mason Jones* Brian Bowen II* Jay Scrubb* Devontae Cacok* Killian Tillie* Brodric Thomas* Jeremy Lamb * Indicates player under Two-Way contract - more- PAGE THREE ROSTERS SET FOR 2020-21 NBA REGULAR SEASON MIAMI MILWAUKEE MINNESOTA NEW ORLEANS NEW YORK Precious Achiuwa Giannis Antetokounmpo Malik Beasley Steven Adams RJ Barrett Bam Adebayo Thanasis Antetokounmpo Jarrett Culver Nickeil Alexander-Walker Ignas Brazdeikis Avery Bradley D.J. Augustin Ed Davis Lonzo Ball Reggie Bullock Jimmy Butler Pat Connaughton Anthony Edwards Eric Bledsoe Alec Burks Goran Dragic Torrey Craig Juancho Hernangomez Josh Hart Kevin Knox II Maurice Harkless Donte DiVincenzo Jake Layman Jaxson Hayes Nerlens Noel Udonis Haslem Bryn Forbes Jaden McDaniels Willy Hernangomez Frank Ntilikina Tyler Herro Jrue Holiday Jaylen Nowell Brandon Ingram ElFrid Payton Andre Iguodala Brook Lopez Josh Okogie Kira Lewis Jr. Immanuel Quickley Meyers Leonard Sam Merrill Naz Reid Naji Marshall* Julius Randle Kendrick Nunn Khris Middleton Ricky Rubio Nicolo Melli Theo Pinson* KZ Okpala Jordan Nwora D'Angelo Russell JJ Redick Austin Rivers Kelly Olynyk Bobby Portis Karl-Anthony Towns Sindarius Thornwell Mitchell Robinson Duncan Robinson D.J. Wilson Jarred Vanderbilt Zion Williamson Dennis Smith Jr. Chris Silva Obi Toppin INACTIVE/TWO-WAY LISTS Max Strus* Jaylen Adams* Ashton Hagans* Wenyen Gabriel Jared Harper* Gabe Vincent* Mamadi Diakite* Jordan McLaughlin* Will Magnay* Omari Spellman OKLAHOMA CITY ORLANDO PHILADELPHIA PHOENIX PORTLAND Trevor Ariza Cole Anthony Tony Bradley Deandre Ayton Carmelo Anthony Darius Bazley Dwayne Bacon Seth Curry Devin Booker Keljin Blevins* Hamidou Diallo Jordan Bone* Joel Embiid Mikal Bridges Robert Covington Luguentz Dort Khem Birch Terrance Ferguson Jevon Carter CJ Elleby Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Michael Carter-Williams Danny Green Jae Crowder Harry Giles III George Hill Gary Clark Tobias Harris Langston Galloway Rodney Hood Al HorFord Evan Fournier Dwight Howard Cameron Johnson Derrick Jones Jr. Justin Jackson Markelle Fultz Isaiah Joe Damian Jones Enes Kanter Ty Jerome Aaron Gordon Furkan Korkmaz Frank Kaminsky Damian Lillard Theo Maledon Chuma Okeke Tyrese Maxey E'Twaun Moore CJ McCollum Darius Miller Terrence Ross Shake Milton Abdel Nader Jusuf Nurkic Mike Muscala Nikola Vucevic Vincent Poirier Chris Paul AnFernee Simons Aleksej Pokusevski Mike Scott Cameron Payne Gary Trent Jr. Isaiah Roby Ben Simmons Dario Saric Kenrich Williams Matisse Thybulle Jalen Smith INACTIVE/TWO-WAY LISTS Moses Brown* Al-Farouq Aminu Dakota Mathias* Ty-Shon Alexander* Zach Collins Josh Hall* Mo Bamba Paul Reed* Nassir Little James Ennis III Jonathan Isaac Karim Mane* * Indicates player under Two-Way contract - more- PAGE FOUR ROSTERS SET FOR 2020-21 NBA REGULAR SEASON SACRAMENTO SAN ANTONIO TORONTO UTAH WASHINGTON Marvin Bagley III LaMarcus Aldridge OG Anunoby Udoka Azubuike Deni Avdija Harrison Barnes DeMar DeRozan Aron Baynes Bojan Bogdanovic Bradley Beal Nemanja Bjelica Drew Eubanks DeAndre' Bembry Jordan Clarkson Davis Bertans De'Aaron Fox Rudy Gay Chris Boucher Mike Conley Isaac Bonga Tyrese Haliburton Keldon Johnson Terence Davis Derrick Favors Troy Brown Jr. Buddy Hield Tre Jones Malachi Flynn Rudy Gobert Thomas Bryant Richaun Holmes Trey Lyles Stanley Johnson Shaquille Harrison Anthony Gill Justin James Patty Mills Alex Len Elijah Hughes Rui Hachimura Cory Joseph Dejounte Murray Kyle Lowry Joe Ingles Robin Lopez Jahmi'us Ramsey Jakob Poeltl Norman Powell Donovan Mitchell Raul Neto Glenn Robinson III Luka Samanic Pascal Siakam Juwan Morgan Anzejs Pasecniks Hassan Whiteside Devin Vassell Matt Thomas Georges Niang Jerome Robinson Robert Woodard II Lonnie Walker IV Fred VanVleet Royce O'Neale Ish Smith Yuta Watanabe* Miye Oni Moritz Wagner Paul Watson Russell Westbrook INACTIVE/TWO-WAY LISTS Kyle Guy* Keita Bates-Diop* Jalen Harris* Jarrell Brantley* Garrison Mathews* DaQuan JeFFries Quinndary Weatherspoon* Patrick McCaw Trent Forrest* Cassius Winston* Jabari Parker Derrick White * Indicates player under Two-Way contract # # # .
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