Stephen Curry leads in career points
Stephen Curry dominates the Golden State Warriors' scoring history with
21,712 points, setting a substantial lead over other players. His
scoring prowess underscores his significant role in the team's offensive strategy and achievements.
Wilt Chamberlain holds the second position
Wilt Chamberlain, with
17,783 points, holds the second-highest
career points total for the Warriors. Despite Chamberlain's legendary status in the NBA, Curry has surpassed him by nearly 4,000 points, highlighting the evolution of the game and Curry's exceptional scoring ability.
Top 5 scorers account for 70% of listed points
The cumulative points of the top five scorers (
Stephen Curry, Wilt Chamberlain, Rick Barry, Paul Arizin, and Chris Mullin) amount to
83,443 of the total
119,258 points listed. This concentration suggests that these players have been pivotal to the Warriors' scoring efforts over the years.
Klay Thompson's notable sixth position
Klay Thompson, with
14,156 points, occupies the sixth position among the Warriors' all-time scoring leaders. His contribution, especially when considered alongside Curry’s, highlights the impact of the "Splash Brothers" on the team's offensive dynamics.
The 10,000-point club is exclusive
Only ten players in Warriors history have scored over
10,000 points, demonstrating the exclusivity and achievement of reaching this milestone within the franchise.
Close competition between Arizin and Mullin
A tight margin exists between
Paul Arizin (
16,266 points) and
Chris Mullin (
16,235 points), showcasing the competitive nature of scoring achievements within the team's history. Their nearly parallel scoring records reflect consistent contributions across different eras.
Nate Thurmond and Jeff Mullins' consistent contributions
Nate Thurmond and
Jeff Mullins have made significant contributions with
13,191 and
12,547 points respectively, placing them solidly in the franchise's history as impactful players beyond just the top five scorers.
Historical impact of Neil Johnston
Neil Johnston 's inclusion in the top ten with
10,023 points underscores the historical depth of the Warriors' scoring leaders, dating back to earlier eras of the
NBA and highlighting the longevity of excellence within the team.