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Warriors Legends Shine: Two Centers Among NBA's Elite
31 Aug
Summary
- Wilt Chamberlain ranked third, averaging 41.5 points for the Warriors.
- Robert Parish ranked thirteenth, playing 21 seasons and holding a former games played record.
- Both players achieved significant individual accolades and championships.
NBA history's top 20 centers have been ranked by HoopsHype, highlighting the immense contributions of former Golden State Warriors.
Wilt Chamberlain, a dominant force in the league, claimed the No. 3 position. During his six seasons with the Warriors, Chamberlain averaged an astonishing 41.5 points and 25.1 rebounds per game. His career is adorned with four MVP awards, two championships, and numerous scoring and rebounding titles.
Robert Parish, a key big man for the Warriors for four years, earned the No. 13 spot. Parish played an incredible 21 seasons, once holding the record for most games played in NBA history. In Golden State, he averaged 13.8 points and 9.5 rebounds. He later achieved significant success with the Boston Celtics, collecting multiple championships and accolades, including a Hall of Fame induction.
