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    James Wiseman

    James Wiseman (C, 7'0) was drafted #2 overall by the Golden State Warriors in 2020. Currently with the New York Knicks.

    2020 #2 · 2026-27 roster · 6 NBA seasons

    James Wiseman career timeline

    1. Golden State Warriors · 2020–2023

      Draft — November 18, 2020 — Golden State drafted Wiseman #2 overall out of Memphis. Missed all of 2021–22 after knee surgery; February 9, 2023 four-team trade sent him to Detroit.

      #2 pick whose Warriors chapter was defined by flashes and injury — meniscus as a rookie, a lost second season, then the four-team deal that ended the experiment.

    2. Detroit Pistons · 2023–2024

      Trade — February 9, 2023 — acquired from Golden State in the four-team Gary Payton II / Saddiq Bey deal. Detroit declined his Qualifying Offer in June 2024.

      Pistons developmental center years — minutes behind a crowded young frontcourt before free agency.

    3. Indiana Pacers · 2024–2026

      Free agent — July 2, 2024 — signed with Indiana; tore his left Achilles in the 2024–25 opener. February 2025 paper trade to Toronto and immediate waiver. Re-signed July 2025, waived October 28, then a December 10-day before free agency.

      Two Indiana chapters bookended by the Achilles — a paper Raptors stop, a re-sign, waivers, and a hardship 10-day before the Knicks camp deal.

    4. New York Knicks · 2026–present

      Free agent — September 16, 2026 — signed a one-year Exhibit 9 veteran minimum with the defending champion Knicks to compete for a roster spot at training camp behind Karl-Anthony Towns and Andre Drummond.

      Exhibit 9 camp invite in New York — former #2 pick fighting for big-man depth minutes among five non-guaranteed veterans.