Ranking the top 10 Golden State Warriors of all time

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Golden State Warriors’ No. 2: Wilt Chamberlain

41.5 points per game, 3.0 assists per game, and 25.1 rebounds per game in 5 1/2 season with the Warriors.

Wilt is the main reason players like Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant never had a chance to set scoring records for the Warriors.

There just aren’t many records any more that aren’t owned by Wilt. and many of these records have never even been close to being touched.

Wilt won the rebound race four times as a Warrior and lead the league in scoring every season with San Francisco and Philadelphia. Wilt lead the Warriors to one Finals appearance and lost to Boston, as most teams did at the time.

Chamberlain won just one MVP during his time with the Warriors despite his statistical dominance. Time spent and lack of rings keeps Wilt at two but if he would have won just a little more or stayed a little longer he would have beaten out every Warrior ever.

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