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The 22 Best Small Forwards in NBA History

By YPB Team

Scoring champions, lockdown defenders and a few men who did both at once. Half of these wings won rings, the rest won arguments.

  1. LeBron James — ranked #11
    LeBron James
    Four-time champion and four-time MVP who became the NBA's all-time leading scorer.
    1000pts
  2. Jimmy Butler — ranked #22
    Jimmy Butler
    Six-time All-Star who dragged Miami to two NBA Finals.
    700pts
  3. Rick Barry — ranked #33
    Rick Barry
    1975 Finals MVP with the Warriors and the most famous underhand free-throw shooter in history.
    632pts
  4. James Worthy — ranked #44
    James Worthy
    Big Game James, three-time champion and 1988 Finals MVP with the Showtime Lakers.
    575pts
  5. Paul Arizin — ranked #55
    Paul Arizin
    Two-time scoring champion of the 1950s and a pioneer of the jump shot.
    534pts
  6. Larry Bird — ranked #66
    Larry Bird
    Three straight MVPs from 1984 to 1986 and three titles with the Celtics.
    489pts
  7. Paul George — ranked #77
    Paul George
    Nine-time All-Star two-way forward who finished third in 2019 MVP voting.
    489pts
  8. Bernard King — ranked #88
    Bernard King
    1985 scoring champion whose 60-point game for the Knicks set a Christmas Day record.
    437pts
  9. Jayson Tatum — ranked #99
    Jayson Tatum
    Top scorer of the Boston team that won the 2024 championship.
    437pts
  10. Kevin Durant — ranked #1010
    Kevin Durant
    2014 MVP, two-time Finals MVP and four-time scoring champion.
    379pts
  11. Elgin Baylor — ranked #1111
    Elgin Baylor
    Lakers forward who averaged 27.4 points and 13.5 rebounds over 14 seasons.
    379pts
  12. John Havlicek — ranked #1212
    John Havlicek
    Eight-time champion with the Celtics and the face of the 1965 'Havlicek stole the ball' call.
    312pts
  13. Grant Hill — ranked #1313
    Grant Hill
    Seven-time All-Star whose prime in Detroit was cut short by ankle injuries.
    312pts
  14. Tracy McGrady — ranked #1414
    Tracy McGrady
    Two-time scoring champion and seven-time All-Star with Orlando and Houston.
    312pts
  15. Dominique Wilkins — ranked #1515
    Dominique Wilkins
    The Human Highlight Film, nine-time All-Star and 1986 scoring champion for Atlanta.
    312pts
  16. Paul Pierce — ranked #1616
    Paul Pierce
    The Truth, 2008 Finals MVP and the second-leading scorer in Celtics history.
    312pts
  17. Alex English — ranked #1717
    Alex English
    The leading scorer of the 1980s, eight straight All-Star picks with Denver.
    235pts
  18. Scottie Pippen — ranked #1818
    Scottie Pippen
    Six-time champion with the Bulls and one of the best defensive forwards ever.
    235pts
  19. Kawhi Leonard — ranked #1919
    Kawhi Leonard
    Two-time Finals MVP with two different franchises, the Spurs and the Raptors.
    235pts
  20. Adrian Dantley — ranked #2020
    Adrian Dantley
    Two-time scoring champion who lived at the free-throw line in Utah.
    146pts
  21. Julius Erving — ranked #2121
    Julius Erving
    Dr. J, MVP in both the ABA and the NBA and the forward who made the dunk an art form.
    0pts
  22. Carmelo Anthony — ranked #2222
    Carmelo Anthony
    Ten-time All-Star, 2013 scoring champion and three-time Olympic gold medalist.
    0pts

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