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The 15 Best Washington Wizards Players of All Time

By YPB Team

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?

  1. Wes Unseld — ranked #11
    Wes Unseld
    Hall of Fame center who led the Bullets to their only NBA title and won both MVP and Finals MVP.
    1000pts
  2. Kevin Porter — ranked #22
    Kevin Porter
    Pass-first guard who led the NBA in assists multiple times while with the Bullets.
    952pts
  3. John Wall — ranked #33
    John Wall
    Five-time All-Star point guard and the greatest passer in franchise history.
    835pts
  4. Antawn Jamison — ranked #44
    Antawn Jamison
    Crafty scoring forward and two-time All-Star during the Arenas-era Wizards.
    659pts
  5. Earl Monroe — ranked #55
    Earl Monroe
    Flashy guard nicknamed The Pearl who dazzled fans and made multiple All-Star teams as a Bullet.
    659pts
  6. Walt Bellamy — ranked #66
    Walt Bellamy
    Hall of Fame center who averaged nearly 28 points per game in his early Bullets seasons.
    467pts
  7. Gilbert Arenas — ranked #77
    Gilbert Arenas
    Explosive scoring guard and three-time All-Star whose Agent Zero heroics defined the 2000s Wizards.
    467pts
  8. Phil Chenier — ranked #88
    Phil Chenier
    Smooth shooting guard and three-time All-Star who starred alongside Unseld and Hayes.
    467pts
  9. Caron Butler — ranked #99
    Caron Butler
    Tough two-way wing and All-Star who was a key piece of the mid-2000s playoff teams.
    467pts
  10. Bradley Beal — ranked #1010
    Bradley Beal
    Prolific scoring guard and three-time All-Star who became a franchise cornerstone.
    467pts
  11. Juwan Howard — ranked #1111
    Juwan Howard
    Versatile forward and All-Star who became one of the franchise's offensive leaders in the 1990s.
    467pts
  12. Elvin Hayes — ranked #1212
    Elvin Hayes
    Dominant forward and the franchise's all-time leading scorer, anchoring the 1978 championship team.
    343pts
  13. Bernard King — ranked #1313
    Bernard King
    Elite scorer who revived his career in Washington and made an All-Star team as a Bullet.
    343pts
  14. Chris Webber — ranked #1414
    Chris Webber
    Dynamic Rookie of the Year and All-Star forward who electrified the mid-1990s Bullets.
    0pts
  15. Jeff Malone — ranked #1515
    Jeff Malone
    Pure-shooting guard and two-time All-Star who was one of the NBA's best mid-range scorers.
    0pts

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