Championship-era big men, electric scoring guards and modern fan favorites all stake their claim across decades in the nation's capital. Where do you stand?
1Wes UnseldHall of Fame center who led the Bullets to their only NBA title and won both MVP and Finals MVP.1000pts
2Kevin PorterPass-first guard who led the NBA in assists multiple times while with the Bullets.952pts
3John WallFive-time All-Star point guard and the greatest passer in franchise history.835pts
4Antawn JamisonCrafty scoring forward and two-time All-Star during the Arenas-era Wizards.659pts
5Earl MonroeFlashy guard nicknamed The Pearl who dazzled fans and made multiple All-Star teams as a Bullet.659pts
6Walt BellamyHall of Fame center who averaged nearly 28 points per game in his early Bullets seasons.467pts
7Gilbert ArenasExplosive scoring guard and three-time All-Star whose Agent Zero heroics defined the 2000s Wizards.467pts
8Phil ChenierSmooth shooting guard and three-time All-Star who starred alongside Unseld and Hayes.467pts
9Caron ButlerTough two-way wing and All-Star who was a key piece of the mid-2000s playoff teams.467pts
10Bradley BealProlific scoring guard and three-time All-Star who became a franchise cornerstone.467pts
11Juwan HowardVersatile forward and All-Star who became one of the franchise's offensive leaders in the 1990s.467pts
12Elvin HayesDominant forward and the franchise's all-time leading scorer, anchoring the 1978 championship team.343pts
13Bernard KingElite scorer who revived his career in Washington and made an All-Star team as a Bullet.343pts
14Chris WebberDynamic Rookie of the Year and All-Star forward who electrified the mid-1990s Bullets.0pts
15Jeff MalonePure-shooting guard and two-time All-Star who was one of the NBA's best mid-range scorers.0pts

























