The two giants with the most championships in NBA history are Lakers and Celtics . They both won 17 championships. So, except for the two teams, do you know which team wins the most championships? They are the Warriors. They have won 7 championships in a total of 7 times in team history, surpassing Jordan Bulls and Duncan Spurs ranks third. The Warriors are also one of the oldest teams in history. There have been many amazing stars in their team history.
The Warriors have always had a pitching culture, which is similar to the Rockets' center culture and the Lakers' superstar culture. Having a good winning culture and team building tradition can keep the team very competitive. In the past 10 years, the Warriors have been the biggest winners in the league. They have won multiple championships. Today we will talk about the top 10 stars in the Warriors' history, among which many top scorers are on the list.
Tenth Netthurmond
Thurmond is the 13th 13th 133 show. The Warriors won him for the successor Zhang Dashuai. After the coach left the team, Thurmond took the lead in the team's inside line. During the 10 years of playing for the Warriors, Thurmond scored 7 times and led the team to the playoffs many times, but because he did not help the team achieve too decent honors in the playoffs, he ended up only being the title of the tenth man in the team history.
If he could have waited until Barry returned from the ABA, he might have been able to lead the team to win the championship, but unfortunately, in the season when Barry returned, Thurmond joined the Bulls. At his peak, Thurmond averaged 20.5 points, 22 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game. He had a combination of offense and defense and had strong support. It is worth mentioning that Thurmond also played a single game with a four-double performance. In history, only four people have done it, which is very comprehensive.
ninth Chris Mulin
Mulin is the first round No. 7 pick in 1985, a historical pitcher, nicknamed God's left hand. He played for the Warriors for 12 seasons in his career. Although he joined Pacers at the end of his career and played for three seasons, he finally chose to return to the Warriors' fallen leaves in the last year of his career. Mulin has a long career with his pitcher's style of play. He has played for a total of 16 seasons in his career, but because his team's record was not too ideal, he finally ranked ninth.
Mulin averaged 26.5 points, 5.9 rebounds, 5.1 assists and 2.1 steals per game at the peak of the Warriors. His overall career shooting percentage was 50.9%, and his three-point shooting percentage was 38.4%. It is very rare for a small forward to have such shooting efficiency. That is, Mulin was born in the wrong era. If he was born in this small ball era, he would probably be even better. He was selected into the All-Star four times in his career and selected into the Best Team 4 times. Perhaps his historical status is not as good as Thurmond, but his contribution to the team is higher than Thurmond.
The Eighth Dream Green
未分类 is the fifth pick in the second round in 2012. A player who is only 1.98 meters tall plays in the inside line. If Zhu Meng hadn't been active enough in the defense back then, he might have become a undraft, but it was his excellent defense and passing ability that played a key role in the small ball system of Kerr in the future. After the arrival of the small ball era, Zhu Meng served as the five small center to escort the Warriors' defense. At the same time, he is also the engine of the team's offensive end, responsible for connecting the entire team.
Although Zhu Meng Zhuan has been sprayed for dirty hands and feet in the past few years, and because of his recent punches, Durant , he has also been questioned before, but there is no doubt that he is a player who really wants to win for the team. With his help, the Warriors won four championships, and Zhu Meng Zhuan has won the best defensive player. Without him, there would be no current giant Warriors. He is Rodman next to Splash Brothers .
Seventh Durant
Although Durant played an important role in the Warriors' two consecutive championships, even saying that he won two FMVPs, to be honest, he has to thank Curry for being able to ensure the basic balance of the team. No matter what team faces any star, they first choose to target Curry. All kinds of brainless attacks. Durant experienced the few seasons of the career facing the least defensive pressure in the Warriors.
With his help, the Warriors are also considered one of the strongest teams in history in 2017. They easily won the championship 16-1 in the playoffs. If it weren't for Cavaliers 's unexpected outbreak in the finals, the final result might be 16-0. Although Durant won two FMVPs in the Warriors, to be honest, in the eyes of most Warriors players, he came to join the group but took away the honor, which aroused Green's dissatisfaction. It was also tragic to me that Durant was also tragic.
No. 6 Klay Thompson
Clay can be said to be one of the most important contributors to the Warriors' championship in the past few years. G6 soup is still unforgettable. It is precisely because of G6 soup that Durant has the idea of leaving Thunder . Clay may not care about data in normal times, but he can always stand up when the team needs it, even more stable than Curry. Of course, his stability is also based on Curry attracting a lot of defense. Clay is the No. 11 pick in the first round in 2011.
Clay was considered the top 3D player in the league at its peak, and perhaps no one. Although he had almost no movement after a serious injury, even though he suffered a major injury, Curry, Cole and others still believed him as usual and fed him a cake, which also allowed everyone to see the team's locker room atmosphere. The Warriors management suggested that Clay exchange for Love, but was rejected by Jerry West. If the deal was really reached, there might not be a Warriors Dynasty.
fifth Paul Alijin
Alijin is a player won by the Warriors in the 50 years of regional draft. He has excellent jump shot ability. In the second year of his career, Alijin scored 25 points per game and won the league's scoring leader. After that, Alijin also served in the military. After returning to the Warriors, he helped the Warriors win the second championship in team history in the 55-56 season. Although Alijin can still play close to the scoring leader in the league, the team did not win the championship again.
Alijin is a pioneer of jump shots. He has made substantial improvements in the NBA's technological progress. At that time, because of his outstanding personal ability, he also won the title of cornerstone Paul . It is worth mentioning that Paul Alijin has maintained the record of the most fouls in the Warriors' history. However, this legend has not been retired from the Warriors' jersey. Alijin won the scoring champion twice and was selected as the All-Star in his 10 years of career.
fourth Joe Falks
This is the first star in the history of the Warriors. Joe Jump, although he is not the pioneer of jump shots, he is also a pioneer of jump shots and one-handed shooting, and he jumps very high. It is said to be 46 cm. Although it is not high compared to the current players, it was in the 1940s. It was very good to have such jump shots. He and George McCann were players of the same period, and Falkes also won the scoring champion and his personal abilities are very good.
The first championship in NBA history was Joe Folks led the Warriors to win. He was also selected for the 25th Anniversary of the NBA in 1971. Unfortunately, in 1976, Folks was killed by his girlfriend's son because of a quarrel with his girlfriend. However, his contributions in the NBA were finally recognized and he was successfully inducted into the Hall of Fame. Folks and Alikin were also pitchers. They laid the foundation for the Warriors' pitching culture.
3 Chamberlain
Chamberlain was also a player who won the Warriors by using regional drafts. Although Chamberlain did not lead the team to win the championship through his personal ability during his time as the Warriors, he spent several seasons scoring crazy points with his scores. He won the regular season MVP in the first year of his career. Looking at history, only he and Unseld have done it. In the third year of his time with the Warriors, he averaged 50.4 points, 25.7 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game, which is also unsolvable.
What made people wonder back then was why the Warriors boss looked down on Chamberlain. If the Warriors boss Lakbe had the talent of Chamberlain, he would probably spend a lot of money to form a grand formation. Losing Chamberlain would be a great loss for the Warriors. Although the coach did not lead the Warriors to achieve too decent results, it is undeniable that Chamberlain also attracted many fans for the Warriors back then.
second Rick Barry
Barry is the second in 1965. After being selected by the Warriors that year, he helped the Warriors reach the finals in the second year of his career. As a result, he faced Chamberlain. In the end, the coach led the team to defeat his old club. After that, Barry left the Warriors and went to the ABA. After returning, Barry still chose the Warriors. During his time in the Warriors, he actually won the championship in 1975. This is also the first player in history to lead the team to win the championship.
At that time, Thurmond left the team, and the team was a group of young players. If Barry hadn't been Barry, it would have been a reconstruction team, but Barry eventually led the team to win the championship. During the regular season, Barry could average 30.6 points, 5.7 rebounds, 6.2 assists and 2.9 steals. Barry's scoring ability is very good. He has averaging 35.6 points per game in a single season. He is considered the best small forward in the league before Bird and one of the great pitchers in history.
No. 1 Curry
Curry was the seventh pick in the first round in 2009 and the first scorer in history. There is no doubt that Curry was not favored back then. He had no template in the draft. After all, there was no point guard playing like him in the era at that time. Therefore, Curry was also used as the No. 2 position by the Warriors when he first entered the league. Monta Ellis was the No. 1. Until Cole's arrival, he used his small ball system to create Curry, and Curry also changed the way of playing in the entire league.
In the current league, everyone no longer focuses on the main position, but has changed to bombardment, using fast breaks and counterattacks to kill and damage. In addition, traditional centers have also been affected by small balls. However, this is also an inevitable factor in basketball changes. The players are developing more and more comprehensively, which has also improved the multifacetedness of players. Curry created the era of small balls and brought 4 championships to the Warriors. He is undoubtedly the first person in the history of the team.
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