St. Louis champions share this list with Atlanta dunkers, shot-blockers and a few cult favorites whose best seasons ended too early.
1Dominique WilkinsThe Human Highlight Film, nine-time All-Star and the franchise's all-time leading scorer.1000pts
2Cliff HaganHall of Fame forward with a famous hook shot, a key piece of the 1958 championship team.710pts
3Kyle KorverElite three-point shooter who made the 2015 All-Star team in Atlanta.692pts
4Bob PettitTwo-time MVP and 11-time All-Star who led the St. Louis Hawks to the 1958 NBA title.609pts
5Dikembe MutomboFinger-wagging center who won two of his four Defensive Player of the Year awards in Atlanta.609pts
6Pete Maravich'Pistol Pete', the flashy scorer who brought showtime ball to Atlanta in the early 1970s.609pts
7Richie GuerinAll-Star guard who later became player-coach and Coach of the Year with the Hawks.546pts
8Jeff TeagueAll-Star point guard of the 2014-15 team that won 60 games.473pts
9Paul MillsapFour-time All-Star forward and engine of the 60-win 2014-15 team.473pts
10Spud WebbThe 5-foot-7 guard who won the 1986 Slam Dunk Contest over teammate Dominique Wilkins.473pts
11Zelmo BeatyTwo-time All-Star center who anchored the Hawks across the move from St. Louis to Atlanta.387pts
12John DrewTwo-time All-Star scorer for the Hawks in the late 1970s.387pts
13Shareef Abdur-RahimSkilled forward who earned his only All-Star selection with the Hawks in 2002.387pts
14Lenny WilkensHall of Fame point guard for the St. Louis Hawks who later coached Atlanta for seven seasons.387pts
15Josh SmithHigh-flying, shot-blocking forward drafted straight out of high school in 2004.387pts
16Kevin WillisRebounding big man who spent over a decade in Atlanta and made the 1992 All-Star team.387pts
17Jason Terry'The Jet', a quick-scoring guard who led the Hawks in the early 2000s.387pts
18Joe Johnson'Iso Joe', six straight All-Star selections as the scorer of the late-2000s playoff Hawks.387pts
19Bill BridgesRugged rebounder and three-time All-Star forward of the 1960s Hawks.387pts
20Tree RollinsShot-blocking center and the franchise's all-time leader in blocks.284pts
21Doc RiversFloor general of the late-1980s Dominique-era teams and a 1988 All-Star.284pts
22Slater MartinDefensive-minded Hall of Fame guard on the 1958 title team.284pts
23Ed MacauleyHall of Fame center who came home to St. Louis and helped win the 1958 championship.0pts
24Trae YoungStar point guard who led the Hawks to the 2021 Eastern Conference Finals.0pts
25Al HorfordVersatile big man and four-time All-Star during nine seasons in Atlanta.0pts
Photo credits
- Dominique Wilkins — Erik Drost, CC BY 2.0
- Kyle Korver — Erik Drost, CC BY 2.0
- Dikembe Mutombo — Keith Allison, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Jeff Teague — SusanLesch, CC BY 4.0
- Paul Millsap — Keith Allison, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Spud Webb — Diemheych, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Shareef Abdur-Rahim — Sister Circle TV, CC BY 3.0
- Josh Smith — Photo by Chris Nelson, CC BY 3.0
- Jason Terry — Keith Allison, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Joe Johnson — All-Pro Reels, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Doc Rivers — All-Pro Reels, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Trae Young — Erik Drost, CC BY 2.0




















