Ranking Oldest NBA Players in 2022

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Colton Pool @CPoolReporter Oct 24, 2022, 11:36 AM
  • Here are the 10 oldest NBA players in 2022.
  • Udonis Haslem (42 years old) is the oldest.

While many struggle to stay in the NBA for even one season, some can play in the league for a very long time.

Udonis Haslem is the oldest player in the NBA, per Sportsnaut, at 42 years old in his 19th season. His veteran leadership is still valued by the Heat, who are one of the NBA odds favorites to win the Eastern Conference this season. 

Below is a list of the top 10 oldest NBA players, with their ages written as of Oct. 21.

Ranking Oldest NBA Players in 2022

PlayerTeamAge
Udonis HaslemHeat42 years, 134 days
Andre IguodalaWarriors38 years, 266 days
Carmelo AnthonyFree Agent38 years, 145 days
LeBron JamesLakers37 years, 295 days
Paul MillsapFree Agent37 years, 253 days
PJ Tucker76ers37 years, 169 days
Chris PaulSuns37 years, 168 days
Taj GibsonWizards37 years, 119 days
Trevor ArizaFree Agent37 years, 113 days
LaMarcus AldridgeFree Agent37 years, 94 days

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Colton Pool

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Colton Pool is a Web Content Writer for BetMGM living in Bozeman, Montana, focusing on the NFL and NBA. Previously, he covered Montana State football at the Bozeman Daily Chronicle and worked at newspapers in his home state of North Dakota. He graduated from North Dakota State in 2015.

Colton Pool is a Web Content Writer for BetMGM living in Bozeman, Montana, focusing on the NFL and NBA. Previously, he covered Montana State football at the Bozeman Daily Chronicle and worked at newspapers in his home state of North Dakota. He graduated from North Dakota State in 2015.