Jose Calderon

Retired

Toronto Raptors · G · 14 NBA seasons · 1,056 career appearances · 8,180 career points

Jose Calderon recorded 1,056 NBA appearances across 14 seasons with Toronto Raptors, New York Knicks, Detroit Pistons, Cleveland Cavaliers, Dallas Mavericks, Los Angeles Lakers, Atlanta Hawks.

Best highlights

8.9

career pts/gm

2.4

career reb/gm

5.8

career ast/gm

889

career games

Career chapters

Franchise eras

Follow the team eras that shaped Jose Calderon's career, in chronological order.

Earliest → latest

Franchise era

2004-05–2009-10

Jose Calderon

Chris Bosh

Andrea Bargnani

An All-Star big man leads an uneven rebuild

Toronto Raptors · The Bosh years

Bosh developed into a franchise star and led two playoff teams, but Toronto never found enough stability around him.

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Franchise era

2010-11–2012-13

Jose Calderon

DeMar DeRozan

Kyle Lowry

DeRozan develops; Lowry arrives

Toronto Raptors · Building the next backcourt

A brief reset assembled the guard partnership that would create the most sustained success in team history.

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Franchise era

2009-10–2020-21

Jose Calderon

Andre Drummond

Blake Griffin

Short-term fixes delay the reset

Detroit Pistons · The long rebuild

Detroit reached the playoffs only twice as a series of veteran bets failed to create a sustainable core.

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Franchise era

2011-12–2017-18

Jose Calderon

Dirk Nowitzki

Monta Ellis

Keeping a legend competitive

Dallas Mavericks · The late-Dirk bridge

Dallas cycled through short-term casts around Nowitzki while protecting the continuity of his record-setting career.

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Franchise era

2010-11–2016-17

Jose Calderon

Carmelo Anthony

Amar'e Stoudemire

A scoring star restores relevance

New York Knicks · Melo at the Garden

Anthony's arrival helped produce a 54-win season and the franchise's first playoff series win in thirteen years.

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Franchise era

2012-13–2017-18

Jose Calderon

Kobe Bryant

Julius Randle

An aging gamble gives way to the lottery

Los Angeles Lakers · The difficult rebuild

Injuries broke an ambitious veteran roster, and the Lakers spent several years developing young players after Bryant's final run.

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Franchise era

2007-08–2017-18

Jose Calderon

Joe Johnson

Al Horford

Joe Johnson, Horford and the 60-win ensemble

Atlanta Hawks · A decade of playoffs

Atlanta returned to the playoffs for ten straight seasons, culminating in a 60-win, four-All-Star team that reached the 2015 conference finals.

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Franchise era

2014-15–2017-18

Jose Calderon

LeBron James

Kyrie Irving

Four Finals and the 3–1 comeback

Cleveland Cavaliers · Believeland

James returned, formed a new Big Three and led the 2016 comeback that delivered Cleveland its first NBA championship.

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Career accomplishments

14 NBA seasons1,056 career appearances8,180 career points39 playoff appearances2 triple-doublesCareer high: 30 pointsCareer high: 10 reboundsCareer high: 19 assists

Database-derived career milestones; verified honors not yet attached

Jose Calderon

Franchise eras

Toronto Raptors · The Bosh years

Toronto Raptors · Building the next backcourt

Detroit Pistons · The long rebuild

Dallas Mavericks · The late-Dirk bridge

New York Knicks · Melo at the Garden

Los Angeles Lakers · The difficult rebuild

Atlanta Hawks · A decade of playoffs

Cleveland Cavaliers · Believeland

Career accomplishments

Team history

NBA appearances

Jose Calderon

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Career-high games

Franchise eras

Toronto Raptors · The Bosh years

Toronto Raptors · Building the next backcourt

Detroit Pistons · The long rebuild

Dallas Mavericks · The late-Dirk bridge

New York Knicks · Melo at the Garden

Los Angeles Lakers · The difficult rebuild

Atlanta Hawks · A decade of playoffs

Cleveland Cavaliers · Believeland

Career accomplishments

Team history

NBA appearances

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Career-high games