Top 10 Scorers in Golden State Warriors' History 

#5 Chris Mullin- 16,235 Points

There are two types of teams that are remembered throughout history: those that win championships or those that are so fun to watch that they win hearts. Chris Mullin was the leader of one of the latter teams: the 1990 Warriors with their Run TMC offense, named after Mullin and his fellow sharp-shooters: Tim Hardaway and Mitch Richmond.

One of the members of the legendary ‘Dream Team’, Mullin was a great scorer whose performances were often underappreciated by the rest of the NBA. Yet, Mullin was beloved by Warriors fans mainly because of his scoring.

The Warrior could score from anywhere- being a great three-point shooter (way before the current revolution), dead-eye from mid-range and efficient at the rim (despite relatively poor athleticism).

This ability manifested itself in Mullin’s breakout third season in 1987-88 during which he averaged 20.2 points per game. After that point, there was no looking back as Mullin took advantage of Don Nelson’s Run TMC offense- averaging more than 25 points over the next five seasons.

He was also efficient- with a field goal percentage of more than 50% for most of that spell.