🏀Best Warriors Players of All Time

Stephen Curry▲ Rising

Curry revolutionized the NBA with his three-point shooting and led the Warriors to four titles in eight years. His 2015-16 unanimous MVP season and record-breaking scoring outbursts cemented his status as the face of the franchise.

PPG: 24.8Championships: 4All-Star Games: 10Seasons: 15Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRin 13 rankingsStephen Curry

Chris Mullin▲ Rising

Mullin emerged as a sharpshooting forward and helped the Run TMC era bring excitement back to the Bay. His steady scoring and later front-office role tie him deeply to franchise identity.

PPG: 18.2Championships: 0All-Star Games: 4Seasons: 12Hall of Fame: ✓

added by IJRChris Mullin

Wilt Chamberlain

Chamberlain dominated the early 1960s with scoring explosions and rebounding titles while wearing the Warriors jersey. His 100-point game and multiple MVP awards highlight peak individual excellence unmatched in franchise history.

PPG: 41.5Championships: 0All-Star Games: 7Seasons: 5Hall of Fame: ✓

added by IJRin 9 rankingsWilt Chamberlain

Kevin Durant

Durant joined the dynasty and immediately elevated the team to back-to-back titles with scoring efficiency never before seen on the roster. His 2017-18 Finals MVP run defined the superteam peak.

PPG: 26.6Championships: 2All-Star Games: 3Seasons: 3Hall of Fame: —

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Klay Thompson▲ Rising

Thompson anchored the dynasty's perimeter defense and delivered legendary playoff outbursts including multiple 30-plus point quarters. His loyalty through injuries helped sustain the championship window.

PPG: 19.7Championships: 4All-Star Games: 5Seasons: 11Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRin 3 rankingsKlay Thompson

Draymond Green▲ Rising

Green's defensive versatility and playmaking from the center position powered four titles and defined the Warriors' switch-everything identity. His vocal leadership and basketball IQ made him indispensable.

PPG: 9Championships: 4All-Star Games: 4Seasons: 12Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRin 4 rankingsDraymond Green

Andre Iguodala▲ Rising

Iguodala's defensive versatility and timely shooting helped close out three titles as a key sixth man and occasional starter. His 2015 Finals MVP remains one of the great supporting performances.

PPG: 9.4Championships: 3All-Star Games: 1Seasons: 7Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRAndre Iguodala

Mitch Richmond

Richmond brought scoring punch to the mid-90s Warriors and earned All-Star honors during a lean period. His isolation scoring kept fans engaged despite missing playoffs.

PPG: 21Championships: 0All-Star Games: 5Seasons: 7Hall of Fame: ✓

added by IJRMitch Richmond

Jeff Mullins

Mullins delivered consistent scoring and All-Star production during the late 1960s and early 1970s. His versatility helped stabilize the roster before the 1975 title.

PPG: 16.2Championships: 1All-Star Games: 3Seasons: 10Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRJeff Mullins

Tim Hardaway▲ Rising

Hardaway's crossover dribble and fast-break style powered the exciting Run TMC squads of the early 1990s. His playmaking elevated teammates and brought consistent playoff appearances.

PPG: 18.2Championships: 0All-Star Games: 5Seasons: 7Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRin 3 rankingsTim Hardaway

Nate Thurmond

Thurmond anchored the frontcourt for a decade with elite rebounding and shot-blocking before the arrival of Barry. His defensive presence helped stabilize the franchise in the late 1960s.

PPG: 15.1Championships: 0All-Star Games: 7Seasons: 11Hall of Fame: ✓

added by IJRNate Thurmond

Jamaal Wilkes

Wilkes provided smooth scoring and championship experience during the late 1970s Warriors. His efficient forward play helped bridge the Barry and post-Barry eras.

PPG: 17.6Championships: 0All-Star Games: 3Seasons: 5Hall of Fame: ✓

added by IJRJamaal Wilkes

Bernard King

King posted one of the great single-season scoring outbursts in 1984-85 before injuries derailed the run. His brief peak remains one of the most electric individual stretches in franchise history.

PPG: 24.8Championships: 0All-Star Games: 2Seasons: 3Hall of Fame: ✓

added by IJRin 2 rankingsBernard King

Rick Barry

Barry delivered the franchise's first championship in 1975 with clutch scoring and leadership in the ABA-NBA transition era. His underhand free-throw style and Finals MVP performance remain signature moments.

PPG: 23.9Championships: 1All-Star Games: 8Seasons: 10Hall of Fame: ✓

added by IJRin 2 rankingsRick Barry

World B. Free

Free brought high-flying scoring and excitement to the late 1970s Warriors after the title era. His flashy style kept crowds engaged during transition years.

PPG: 20.3Championships: 0All-Star Games: 1Seasons: 3Hall of Fame: —

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Jason Richardson

Richardson energized the early 2000s with athletic dunks and consistent scoring during the rebuild. His highlight-reel plays kept the franchise relevant.

PPG: 17.8Championships: 0All-Star Games: 0Seasons: 7Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRin 2 rankingsJason Richardson

Paul Arizin

Arizin led the early Warriors with scoring titles and All-Star appearances in the 1950s before the franchise moved west. His jump-shot innovation helped define the position.

PPG: 22.8Championships: 0All-Star Games: 10Seasons: 10Hall of Fame: ✓

added by IJRPaul Arizin

Neil Johnston

Johnston dominated the early 1950s with multiple scoring titles and rebounding prowess for the Philadelphia-era Warriors. His efficiency and size made him an interior force.

PPG: 19.4Championships: 1All-Star Games: 6Seasons: 8Hall of Fame: ✓

added by IJRNeil Johnston

Monta Ellis

Ellis emerged as a dynamic scoring guard and led the team in points during the late 2000s. His quickness and finishing helped bridge to the Curry era.

PPG: 19.8Championships: 0All-Star Games: 0Seasons: 7Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRin 2 rankingsMonta Ellis

Phil Smith

Smith provided backcourt scoring and All-Star production in the mid-1970s alongside Barry. His efficiency helped sustain contention after the championship.

PPG: 15.1Championships: 0All-Star Games: 2Seasons: 7Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRPhil Smith

Baron Davis

Davis led the 2007 We Believe run with explosive playmaking and memorable playoff upsets over the Mavericks. His charisma and dunks defined a brief but electric era.

PPG: 17.9Championships: 0All-Star Games: 2Seasons: 4Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRin 2 rankingsBaron Davis

Al Attles

Attles served as player, coach, and executive across decades and delivered the 1975 title as head coach. His defensive tenacity as a player set the tone for the franchise.

PPG: 8.6Championships: 1All-Star Games: 1Seasons: 11Hall of Fame: ✓

added by IJRAl Attles

Purvis Short

Short provided steady scoring during the post-Barry rebuild and earned All-Star recognition. His mid-range game offered reliability in lean years.

PPG: 17.3Championships: 0All-Star Games: 1Seasons: 9Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRPurvis Short

Harrison Barnes

Barnes contributed as a young forward during the first two titles and provided athletic wing play. His development helped the dynasty take shape.

PPG: 11.7Championships: 2All-Star Games: 0Seasons: 4Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRin 2 rankingsHarrison Barnes

Joe Barry Carroll▼ Falling

Carroll delivered consistent double-doubles as the first overall pick and kept the franchise competitive in the early 1980s. His size and scoring anchored the frontcourt.

PPG: 17.7Championships: 0All-Star Games: 1Seasons: 7Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRJoe Barry Carroll

Andrew Bogut▼ Falling

Bogut anchored the defense and rebounding that enabled the early Curry dynasty before injuries. His 2015 championship contribution as a starter remains notable.

PPG: 8.8Championships: 1All-Star Games: 1Seasons: 5Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRAndrew Bogut

Clifford Ray

Ray brought rebounding and defensive grit to the 1975 championship team as a key frontcourt piece. His physical style complemented Barry's scoring.

PPG: 9Championships: 1All-Star Games: 0Seasons: 5Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRClifford Ray

Tom Meschery

Meschery delivered versatile forward play and leadership during the early 1960s Warriors. His toughness helped define the franchise's identity before the move west.

PPG: 12.6Championships: 0All-Star Games: 1Seasons: 6Hall of Fame: —

added by IJRTom Meschery