6'2" NBA Players (2026-27)
All 30 players listed at 6'2" on 2026-27 NBA rosters.
Updated Oct 16, 2026 · rosters as of the 2026-27 preseason
- Players
- 30
- Average age
- 27
- Teams represented
- 19 of 30
- Oldest
- Stephen Curry (38)
- Youngest
- Ebuka Okorie (19)
Every 6'2" player on an NBA roster for the 2026-27 season is a guard. All 30 of them. That kind of positional uniformity is rare at any height, and it makes this one of the most guard-concentrated height groups in the league.
The group spans a wide age range — youngest is Ebuka Okorie of the Detroit Pistons at 19, oldest is Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors at 38 — and covers 19 teams. The average age across the group is 27.
Think you'd know these players from their team, height, age and jersey number alone?
Play Guess-the-Player with only 6'2" players →| Player | Team | Pos | Age | No. | College |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Alijah Martin
|
Toronto Raptors
|
G | 24 | #55 | Florida |
Bones Hyland
|
Minnesota Timberwolves
|
G | 26 | #8 | VCU |
Bronny James
|
Los Angeles Lakers
|
G | 22 | #9 | USC |
Damian Lillard
|
Portland Trail Blazers
|
G | 36 | #0 | Weber State |
Darius Acuff Jr.
|
Sacramento Kings
|
G | 19 | #5 | Arkansas |
De'Anthony Melton
|
Golden State Warriors
|
G | 28 | #8 | USC |
Dennis Smith Jr.
|
Miami Heat
|
G | 28 | — | NC State |
Devin Carter
|
Boston Celtics
|
G | 24 | #99 | Providence |
Donovan Mitchell
|
Cleveland Cavaliers
|
G | 30 | #45 | Louisville |
Dru Smith
|
Miami Heat
|
G | 28 | #12 | Missouri |
Ebuka Okorie
|
Detroit Pistons
|
G | 19 | #23 | Stanford |
Gary Payton II
|
Golden State Warriors
|
G | 33 | #0 | Oregon State |
Immanuel Quickley
|
Toronto Raptors
|
G | 27 | #5 | Kentucky |
Ja Morant
|
Portland Trail Blazers
|
G | 27 | #1 | Murray State |
Jalen Brunson
|
New York Knicks
|
G | 30 | #11 | Villanova |
Jalen Pickett
|
LA Clippers
|
G | 26 | #21 | Penn State |
Jamaree Bouyea
|
Phoenix Suns
|
G | 27 | #17 | San Francisco |
Kyrie Irving
|
Dallas Mavericks
|
G | 34 | #11 | Duke |
Miles McBride
|
New York Knicks
|
G | 26 | #2 | West Virginia |
Pat Spencer
|
Phoenix Suns
|
G | 30 | #61 | Northwestern |
Payton Pritchard
|
Boston Celtics
|
G | 28 | #11 | Oregon |
RayJ Dennis
|
Atlanta Hawks
|
G | 25 | #10 | Baylor |
Reed Sheppard
|
Houston Rockets
|
G | 22 | #15 | Kentucky |
Scotty Pippen Jr.
|
Memphis Grizzlies
|
G | 25 | #1 | Vanderbilt |
Stephen Curry
|
Golden State Warriors
|
G | 38 | #30 | Davidson |
Trae Young
|
Washington Wizards
|
G | 28 | #3 | Oklahoma |
Tre Donaldson
|
Miami Heat
|
G | 22 | #24 | Miami |
Tyler Kolek
|
New York Knicks
|
G | 25 | #13 | Marquette |
Tyreke Key
|
Toronto Raptors
|
G | 27 | #11 | Tennessee |
Tyrese Maxey
|
Philadelphia 76ers
|
G | 25 | #0 | Kentucky |
Click any column heading to sort. Players with no college listed came into the league from overseas or straight out of high school.
A Height Built for the Backcourt
At 6'2", every player in this group lines up at guard, with no forwards or centers in the mix. GS, MIA, and NY each carry 3 players at this height, making them the most represented teams. The rest are spread across the remaining franchises, most with just one or two players at 6'2".
College backgrounds are varied. Kentucky leads with 3 players — Immanuel Quickley, Reed Sheppard, and Tyrese Maxey — while USC accounts for 2. Damian Lillard (Weber State), Jalen Brunson (Villanova), and Trae Young (Oklahoma) represent a range of programs across the country.
Birthplaces Across the Country and Beyond
29 of the 30 players were born in the United States, with 1 born outside it — Kyrie Irving, born in Melbourne, VIC. Among U.S. states, California and Ohio are the most common origins. Akron, OH appears twice, as the birthplace of both Stephen Curry (#30) and Bronny James (#9).
The youngest player in the group, Ebuka Okorie (#23), was born on Apr 10, 2007, in Nashua, NH, and attended Stanford. At the other end, Curry was born on Mar 14, 1988, giving this group a nearly two-decade spread in birth years.
Jersey Numbers Across the Group
Jersey numbers range widely. Low single digits are common — several players wear #0, #1, #2, or #3 — but the group also includes Pat Spencer's #61 and Devin Carter's #99, two of the higher numbers on any NBA roster. Alijah Martin wears #55 for the Toronto Raptors, and Gary Payton II and Damian Lillard both wear #0 for their respective teams.