The 94 Players in Basketball History With 100 Wins

By Win Shares, there are 94 players in basketball history with 100 wins.

This list combines NBA and ABA.  It combines playoffs and regular season.

This is entirely cumulative value, not a rate stat in any way; Robert Parish is ranked higher than George Mikan because he has more win shares.  That he did so in hundreds of additional games isn't a component of this list.  That's the next one.

1.       Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 308.97 C 

2.       Wilt Chamberlain 278.72 C 

3.       Karl Malone 257.62 F 

4.       Michael Jordan 253.78 G 

5.       John Stockton 229.05 G 

6.       Tim Duncan 215.51 F

7.       Shaquille O'Neal 212.79 C 

8.       Julius Erving 208 F 

9.       Kevin Garnett 203 F 

10.   Oscar Robertson 202.26 G 

11.   Artis Gilmore 202.84 C 

12.   Kobe Bryant 201.59 G 

13.   Charles Barkley 196.73 F 

14.   Dirk Nowitzki 196.42 F 

15.   David Robinson 196.19 C 

16.   Reggie Miller 194.3 G 

17.   Moses Malone 193.95 C 

18.   Bill Russell 191.27 C 

19.   Jerry West 189.33 G 

20.   Magic Johnson 188.42 G 

21.   Hakeem Olajuwon 185.37 C 

22.   Lebron James 178.31

23.   Dan Issel 173.67 C 

24.   Larry Bird 170.66 F 

25.   Robert Parish 162.57 C 

26.   Ray Allen 157.73

27.   Gary Payton 156.66 G 

28.   Dolph Schayes 156.35 C 

29.   Jason Kidd 153.06

30.   Paul Pierce 152.91 F 

31.   Clyde Drexler 151.07 G 

32.   John Havlicek 150.99 F 

33.   Scottie Pippen 148.66 F 

34.   Bob Pettit 147.79 F 

35.   Adrian Dantley 143.21 F 

36.   Rick Barry 142.1 F 

37.   Chauncey Billups 141.65 G 

38.   Steve Nash 141.51 G 

39.   Patrick Ewing 140.51 C 

40.   Horace Grant 138.23 F 

41.   Walt Bellamy 135.2 C 

42.   Kevin McHale 133.71 F 

43.   Elvin Hayes 132.47 F 

44.   Walt Frazier 129.46 G 

45.   Buck Williams 128.09 F 

46.   Shawn Marion 127.72 F 

47.   Chet Walker 127.65 F 

48.   Dikembe Mutombo 126.89 C 

49.   George Gervin 126 G 

50.   Bob Lanier 125.74 C 

51.   George Mikan 125.63 C 

52.   Pau Gasol 123.59 F 

53.   Jeff Hornacek 123.31 G 

54.   Wes Unseld 122.79 C 

55.   Bailey Howell 122.02 F 

56.   Terry Porter 121.99 G 

57.   Dominique Wilkins 121.07 F

58.   Zelmo Beaty 120.6 C

59.   Rasheed Wallace 120.36 F

60.   Jack Sikma 120.36 C 

61.   Elgin Baylor 119.51 F 

62.   Vince Carter 117.54 G 

63.   Larry Nance 116.97 F 

64.   Dwyane Wade 116.96 G 

65.   Maurice Cheeks 116.58 G

66.   Bill Laimbeer 116.26 C 

67.   Detlef Schrempf 116.22 F 

68.   Paul Arizin 116.2 F

69.   Sam Perkins 115.89 F 

70.   Otis Thorpe 111.89 F 

71.   Hal Greer 109.85 G 

72.   Chris Paul 109.25 G 

73.   AC Green 109.22 F 

74.   Elton Brand 109.1 F 

75.   Ben Wallace 108.91 C 

76.   Eddie Jones 107.86 G 

77.   Sam Jones 107.49 G 

78.   Bobby Jones 107.46 F 

79.   Alex English 107.18 F 

80.   Allen Iverson 106.27 G 

81.   Vlade Divac 104.99 C 

82.   Ed Macauley 104.82 C 

83.   Dwight Howard 104.44 C 

84.   Manu Ginobli 103.98 G

85.   Jerry Lucas 103.31 F 

86.   Grant Hill 102.53 F 

87.   Kevin Johnson 102.21 G 

88.   Tracy McGrady 101.77 G 

89.   Dennis Rodman 101.53 F 

90.   Jason Terry 101.29 G 1

91.   Charles Oakley 100.88 F 

92.   Bob Cousy 100.71 G 

93.   Tony Parker 100.56 G

94.   Mark Jackson 100.08 G 

Top 100 NFL Players of 2013 #80-71.

90-81 is here.

NFL Net List
80. D.Freeney DE Unemployed (no job in May? Not on my list)
79. L.Kuechly ILB Carolina (much higher on my list, I've got him as second best ILB in league)
78. J. Staley T San Francisco (not on my list, I've got him #107)
77. A.Hernandez TE NEngland (on my list, already appeared)
76. M.Stafford QB Detroit (not on my list, I've got him #108)
75. B.Flowers CB KC (on my list, previously appeared)
74. R. Mathis OLB Indianapolis (not on my list)
73. A.Gates TE San Diego (not on this year's list)
72. M.Williams OLB Buffalo (not on my list, #103)
71. T.Richardson RB Cle (not on my list)

My List
80. D.Washington ILB Arizona
79. R.Gronkowski TE NEngland
78. A.Brooks OLB San Francisco
77. L.Briggs OLB Chicago
76. C.Long DE StLouis
75. R.Kalil C Carolina
74. V.Jackson WR TBay
73. S.Smith WR Carolina
72. C.Campbell DE Arizona
71. A.Mack C Cleveland

The Last Time the Warriors Won in San Antonio

...the Spurs leading scorer...

...was Dominique Wilkins.

I've seen 5 four star wrestling matches in the past three days.

Kingston v. Cesaro WWE May 4
Suwama v. Sanada AJPW April 4 1/4
Kotaro/Aoki v. Minoru/Kanemoto AJPW April 4 1/4
Anderson v. Elgin ROH May 4
Richards v. O'Reilly ROH May 4 1/4

God's New Team

I've been a Golden St Warriors fan decades longer than Mark Jackson's been their head coach.

I'll be a Warriors fan after he's gone.

But it's his theology that counts.  Whether its crediting a win to his god or having his wife pray over Stephen Curry's ankle, this year's Warriors team is the latest professional sports organization to publicly dedicate itself Christian, and it does so around the personality of its pastor-coach, "if I can use John Wooden's seven steps, then why can't I use Christ's words?"

Well, one reason is no one suggests that Wooden influences the outcome of games from beyond the grave.  If a coach said that, he'd be laughed out of the league.

10 members of the Warriors roster apparently regularly attend team chapel service; Jackson is apparently of the mind that his evangelizing would be effective even with non-Christians; rookie Harrison Barnes said "nobody feels uncomfortable" with the approach.

Well, they're both wrong.

I went from jubilant to deflated in the course of that thirty second video clip late last night.  I'm not on Mark Jackson's team, in every possible sense; and that's the message the Warriors are sending to me.

And maybe that doesn't matter.  Unlike when I didn't want to say the Pledge of Allegiance in school because of the words "under god" I'm not forced to be a Warriors fan (although, given how many seasons of desperate losing I've been around to endure, what else would explain my remaining with GSW?) In a country filled with increasingly emboldened theocrats, I'm not a kid stuck an a school assembly centered around "God's plan for sexual purity" whose principal tries to get her college acceptance revoked when she complains or a teacher fired for being gay.  My concerns should be at the bottom of the queue.

But damn, you know?  You finally get a good Warriors team and they have a No Atheists Allowed Sign up at Oracle Arena.