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Rodman was a Spur.
(For players playing atleast 820 games - the equivalent of 10 seasons, both regular season and playoff games) -
Bold includes Spurs players who played "prominently" for them.
Player Pos From To Games Wins Win% Magic Johnson* G 1980 1996 1096 798 72.81 Michael Cooper G 1979 1990 1039 750 72.18 Larry Bird* F 1980 1992 1061 759 71.54 Manu Ginobili G 2003 2014 905 644 71.16 Tony Parker G 2002 2014 1065 748 70.23 Tim Duncan F 1998 2014 1410 989 70.14 Dennis Rodman* F 1987 2000 1080 752 69.63 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar* C 1970 1989 1797 1228 68.34 Scottie Pippen* F 1988 2004 1386 946 68.25 Kevin McHale* F 1981 1993 1140 772 67.72 Danny Ainge G 1982 1995 1235 834 67.53 James Worthy* F 1983 1994 1069 718 67.17 David Robinson* C 1990 2003 1110 743 66.94 Shaquille O'Neal C 1993 2011 1423 948 66.62 Robert Horry F 1993 2008 1351 898 66.47 Wilt Chamberlain* C 1964 1973 870 577 66.32 Julius Erving* F 1977 1987 977 647 66.22 Bobby Jones F 1977 1986 899 595 66.18 Steve Kerr G 1989 2003 1038 686 66.09 Michael Jordan* G 1985 2003 1251 825 65.95
If you consider regular season games alone (a minimum of 1000 games) -
Player Pos From To Games Wins Win% Tim Duncan F 1998 2014 1199 857 71.48 Danny Ainge G 1982 1995 1042 719 69.00 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar* C 1970 1989 1560 1074 68.85 Scottie Pippen* F 1988 2004 1178 810 68.76 Shaquille O'Neal C 1993 2011 1207 819 67.85 Robert Horry F 1993 2008 1107 743 67.12 Derek Fisher G 1997 2014 1226 811 66.15 Michael Jordan* G 1985 2003 1072 706 65.86 Dennis Johnson* G 1977 1990 1100 723 65.73 Kobe Bryant G 1997 2014 1241 811 65.35 Horace Grant F 1988 2004 1165 758 65.06 Dirk Nowitzki F 1999 2014 1131 732 64.72 Byron Scott G 1984 1997 1073 693 64.59 Karl Malone* F 1986 2004 1476 952 64.50 John Havlicek* F 1964 1978 1190 766 64.37 Sam Perkins F 1985 2001 1286 824 64.07 John Stockton* G 1985 2003 1504 953 63.36 Steve Nash G 1997 2014 1208 763 63.16 Rasheed Wallace F 1996 2013 1109 699 63.03 Robert Parish* C 1977 1997 1611 1014 62.94
Rodman was a Spur.
"prominently"
I'm not surprised that these lists are predominantly composed of Spurs, Celtics, Lakers, and Bulls.
Where do Parker and Manu rank on the regular season win %? I know Manu has played less than 820 regular season games but where is Parker as he has played over 820.
Yes, Parker has played 892 games and his team had won 642 of those, winning % of 71.97% (better than Duncan's) while Ginobili has played 748 games and won 543 of those - 72.59% - the best of the triumverate.
If we consider 820 games as the minimum criteria, the ordering becomes this -
Player Pos From To Games Wins Win%
Magic Johnson* G 1980 1996 906 670 73.95 Larry Bird* F 1980 1992 897 660 73.58 Michael Cooper G 1979 1990 871 635 72.90 Tony Parker G 2002 2014 892 642 71.97 Tim Duncan F 1998 2014 1199 857 71.48 Dennis Rodman* F 1987 2000 911 636 69.81 Kevin McHale* F 1981 1993 971 674 69.41 Danny Ainge G 1982 1995 1042 719 69.00 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar* C 1970 1989 1560 1074 68.85 Scottie Pippen* F 1988 2004 1178 810 68.76 David Robinson* C 1990 2003 987 673 68.19 Shaquille O'Neal C 1993 2011 1207 819 67.85 Julius Erving* F 1977 1987 836 563 67.34 James Worthy* F 1983 1994 926 622 67.17 Robert Horry F 1993 2008 1107 743 67.12 Bruce Bowen F 1997 2009 873 578 66.21 Derek Fisher G 1997 2014 1226 811 66.15 Steve Kerr G 1989 2003 910 601 66.04 Michael Jordan* G 1985 2003 1072 706 65.86 Bryon Russell F 1994 2006 841 553 65.76
Trade em
Hats off to Duncan. 11 more wins and he'll have a 1,000 for his career
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Just imagine how high those winning percentages would be if they hadn't been so hindered by pop!*. *indicates sarcasm
820 is a random number... makes me wonder who is being left off this list at around 800 games?
Well i guess its not that random considering 82 games in a season / 10 seasons.. but varies quite a bit with playoffs and shortened seasons.
Nice to see so many spurs though!
Seeing stats like these makes it even more incredible that some fans around here dis any one of our big three at any time.
And yet, every game played, as soon as one makes a mistake or misses a shot, some folks just seem to take delight in trashing them repeatedly.
I was surprised at how low on the list Michael Jordan was.
Fk Skull-1 and all his hating.
Rodman didn't stick out in a way that could be seen or noticed? And Kerr did?
Kerr played 4 seasons in SA and won 2 rings.
Rodman played 2 seasons in SA and... well, that's it.
Kerr is associated with Chicago and SA. Rodman is associated with Detroit and Chicago.
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Where is Kobe on the list that includes playoffs? He must be on it somewhere.
Don't know, tbh. Remember he had a couple of B2B first round exits and I think that a couple of sweeps too.This is great. Thanks for posting!
Where is Kobe on the list that includes playoffs? He must be on it somewhere.
Thanks.This is great. Thanks for posting!
Where is Kobe on the list that includes playoffs? He must be on it somewhere.
Kobe is 23rd on regular season list and 25th on overall list (65.35% and 64.75% respectively) (Haven't taken today's game into consideration though)
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This made it move a 'lil
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Yup...among active players, the Spurs' Big 3 lead the way in win %. Of course, this is not surprising given the Spurs overall success.
Wow so technically Duncan is the greatest RS player of all time
You can have your winning percentage but in the end, you couldn't close out a game 6 on the road when you were up
and then the "goat" Duncan missed a 2 foot open layup in the clutch
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