Dynasty legends, ABA survivors, and a new generation of franchise hopes — the Spurs' all-time roster is deeper than any other era. Who do you put at the top?
1Tim DuncanThe Big Fundamental won five NBA titles, two MVP awards, and fifteen All-NBA selections across nineteen seasons — widely considered the greatest Spur ever.1000pts
2David RobinsonThe Admiral spent all fourteen NBA seasons with the Spurs, winning two championships, the 1995 MVP, and ten All-Star selections.830pts
3Stephon Castle2025 NBA Rookie of the Year who grew into Victor Wembanyama's backcourt partner and helped the Spurs reach the 2026 Western Conference Finals.669pts
4LaMarcus AldridgePower forward who spent six seasons in San Antonio from 2015, made three All-Star teams there and was the Spurs' leading scorer after Duncan retired.597pts
5Robert Horry'Big Shot Rob' who won three of his seven rings with the Spurs, including the late Game 5 three-pointer in the 2005 Finals at Detroit.542pts
6Bruce BowenThe specialist defender who became the NBA's most feared perimeter stopper during the Spurs' dynasty era, winning three championships from 2003 to 2007.478pts
7Dennis RodmanLed the NBA in rebounding in both of his San Antonio seasons, 1993-94 and 1994-95, alongside David Robinson.478pts
8Alvin Robertson1986 Defensive Player of the Year who that season recorded the NBA's only quadruple-double built on steals for the Spurs.478pts
9Avery JohnsonThe Little General ran the Spurs' offense for five seasons and sparked the 1999 championship run with his lightning-quick drives and vocal leadership.478pts
10Terry CummingsOne of the most reliable power forwards of the 1980s, Cummings averaged over 21 points during his best seasons with the Spurs.478pts
11Larry KenonAn explosive small forward who starred for the Spurs in the late 1970s ABA-to-NBA transition era, averaging 24 points per game in 1977-78.404pts
12Artis GilmoreThe ABA legend who joined the Spurs in 1982 and became an imposing force in the paint, a six-time ABA All-Star and NBA All-Star.404pts
13Sean ElliottThe forward who spent all but one of his NBA seasons with the Spurs and hit the 'Memorial Day Miracle' buzzer-beater in the 1999 playoffs en route to the franchise's first championship.404pts
14Victor WembanyamaThe 7'4" French phenom and 2023 No. 1 pick who won Rookie of the Year and in 2025-26 became the first unanimous Defensive Player of the Year, leading the Spurs to the Western Conference Finals.404pts
15Manu GinobiliArgentina's legend brought chaotic creativity and clutch brilliance to the Spurs for sixteen seasons, winning four titles and becoming one of the greatest sixth men in NBA history.319pts
16Dejounte MurrayThe high-energy guard who developed into an All-Star during his Spurs tenure, leading San Antonio's transition toward a new era.319pts
17Danny GreenThree-point specialist who set a then-Finals record for made threes in 2013 and won the 2014 championship with the Spurs.319pts
18Patty MillsAustralia's beloved fan favorite who spent a decade as the Spurs' spark-plug point guard, earning a championship ring in 2014.319pts
19Kawhi LeonardThe Claw spent seven seasons with the Spurs, winning the 2014 NBA title and Finals MVP before becoming the best two-way player on the planet.217pts
20George GervinThe Iceman won four consecutive NBA scoring titles with the Spurs in the late 1970s and early 1980s, cementing himself as one of the most elegant scorers in basketball history.217pts
21Tony ParkerThe French point guard won four championships and one Finals MVP with San Antonio, forming the most celebrated Big Three in Spurs history alongside Duncan and Ginobili.217pts
22Boris DiawFrench playmaking big man whose passing was central to the Spurs' free-flowing 2014 championship run.0pts
Photo credits
- Stephon Castle — Petsbikes, CC BY-SA 4.0
- LaMarcus Aldridge — Erik Drost, CC BY 2.0
- Robert Horry — thepanamerican, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Danny Green — Erik Drost, CC BY 2.0
- Patty Mills — Erik Drost, CC BY 2.0
- Boris Diaw — U.S, CC BY 2.0
