Attles was a player-turned-coach who led the Warriors to their first NBA championship in the Bay Area in 1975. A lifelong Warrior, he spent over 60 years with the franchise in various roles.
A key piece of the Warriors’ modern dynasty, Iguodala was the 2015 NBA Finals MVP and helped Golden State win four championships (2015, 2017, 2018, 2022). His leadership, defense, and clutch performances solidified his place in Warriors history.
Though he never played for the Warriors, Bill Russell’s No. 6 was retired across the NBA in 2022 to honor his impact as an 11-time NBA champion and civil rights advocate.
Mullin was the face of the "Run TMC" era alongside Tim Hardaway and Mitch Richmond. A five-time All-Star, he was known for his elite shooting and smooth offensive game.
A dominant defender and rebounder, Thurmond was a seven-time All-Star who anchored the Warriors’ defense for over a decade. He was also the first player in NBA history to record a quadruple-double.
One of the greatest scorers in NBA history, Barry led the Warriors to the 1975 NBA championship, winning Finals MVP. His underhand free throws and all-around dominance made him a franchise icon.
A fan favorite and tough competitor, Meschery was a key player during the Warriors' 1964 NBA Finals run. He was known for his hustle, rebounding, and leadership.
One of the most dominant players ever, Chamberlain started his career with the Warriors and became the NBA’s most unstoppable scorer. He famously scored 100 points in a single game in 1962, a record that still stands today.
