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    De'Andre Hunter

    De'Andre Hunter (SF, 6'8) was drafted #4 overall by the Atlanta Hawks in 2019. Currently with the Sacramento Kings.

    2019 #4 · 2025-26 roster · 4 franchises

    De'Andre Hunter career timeline

    1. Atlanta Hawks · 2019–2025

      Draft-night trade — June 20, 2019 — Los Angeles drafted Hunter #4 in the Anthony Davis deal, New Orleans held the pick briefly, and Atlanta acquired him July 7. Six Hawks seasons and a $90M extension before Cleveland flipped Caris LeVert for him at the 2025 deadline.

      Virginia forward drafted by the Lakers, flipped in the AD megadeal, and developed in Atlanta as a two-way wing — $90M extension before Cleveland paid the LeVert pick package at the 2025 deadline.

    2. Cleveland Cavaliers · 2025–2026

      Trade — February 6, 2025 — acquired from Atlanta in the Caris LeVert deadline swap. Traded to Sacramento in the February 2026 three-team Hunter/Schröder deal.

      Cleveland wing for one calendar year on the Mitchell/Mobley contender before Sacramento acquired him in the Schröder three-teamer.

    3. Sacramento Kings · 2026–present

      Trade — February 1, 2026 — acquired from Cleveland in the three-team Schröder/Hunter deal. Season-ending eye injury ended his 2025–26 campaign in February.

      Kings deadline wing beside LaVine and DeRozan — eye injury cut his Sacramento cameo short after the Cleveland three-teamer.