Kris Humphries

Retired

Brooklyn Nets · F-C · 13 NBA seasons · 984 career appearances · 5,429 career points

Kris Humphries recorded 984 NBA appearances across 13 seasons with Brooklyn Nets, Toronto Raptors, Utah Jazz, Atlanta Hawks, Washington Wizards, Boston Celtics, Dallas Mavericks, Phoenix Suns.

Best highlights

6.8

career pts/gm

5.5

career reb/gm

0.7

career ast/gm

791

career games

Career chapters

Franchise eras

Follow the team eras that shaped Kris Humphries's career, in chronological order.

Earliest → latest

Franchise era

2003-04–2010-11

Kris Humphries

Deron Williams

Carlos Boozer

A rapid rebuild reaches the West finals

Utah Jazz · Williams and Boozer

Utah missed the playoffs only once before a new pick-and-roll core reached the 2007 conference finals.

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Franchise era

2004-05–2009-10

Kris Humphries

Chris Bosh

José Calderón

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

1998-99–2010-11

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Dirk Nowitzki

Steve Nash

Shooting changes the geometry of power forward

Dallas Mavericks · Dirk's climb to the title

Nowitzki became an MVP and perennial contender, then completed one of the sport's great redemption runs with the 2011 championship.

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Franchise era

2008-09–2015-16

Kris Humphries

Deron Williams

Brook Lopez

A new arena, then the costly veteran trade

Brooklyn Nets · Brooklyn and the all-in gamble

The move to Brooklyn brought enormous ambition; the 2013 trade delivered one playoff run but surrendered the draft future.

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Franchise era

2013-14–present

Kris Humphries

Jayson Tatum

Jaylen Brown

A patient rebuild becomes a champion

Boston Celtics · Tatum and Brown

Draft capital from the Brooklyn trade became a durable homegrown core that made repeated deep runs and won the 2024 championship.

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Franchise era

2010-11–2018-19

Kris Humphries

John Wall

Bradley Beal

A dynamic backcourt reaches the second round

Washington Wizards · Wall and Beal

Wall's speed and Beal's shooting produced four playoff appearances and came one game short of the 2017 conference finals.

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Franchise era

2007-08–2017-18

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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

2010-11–2019-20

Kris Humphries

Devin Booker

Goran Dragić

Booker emerges through instability

Phoenix Suns · The long rebuild

Phoenix spent a decade outside the playoffs while Booker developed from late-lottery scorer into its next franchise star.

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Career accomplishments

13 NBA seasons984 career appearances5,429 career points19 playoff appearancesCareer high: 31 pointsCareer high: 23 reboundsCareer high: 5 assists

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Kris Humphries

Franchise eras

Utah Jazz · Williams and Boozer

Toronto Raptors · The Bosh years

Dallas Mavericks · Dirk's climb to the title

Brooklyn Nets · Brooklyn and the all-in gamble

Boston Celtics · Tatum and Brown

Washington Wizards · Wall and Beal

Atlanta Hawks · A decade of playoffs

Phoenix Suns · The long rebuild

Career accomplishments

Team history

NBA appearances

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Career-high games

Franchise eras

Utah Jazz · Williams and Boozer

Toronto Raptors · The Bosh years

Dallas Mavericks · Dirk's climb to the title

Brooklyn Nets · Brooklyn and the all-in gamble

Boston Celtics · Tatum and Brown

Washington Wizards · Wall and Beal

Atlanta Hawks · A decade of playoffs

Phoenix Suns · The long rebuild

Career accomplishments

Team history

NBA appearances

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Career-high games