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Hal Greer leads the 76ers\u2019 all-time scoring list.<\/p>\n
The Philadelphia 76ers are one of the NBA\u2019s most storied franchises, capturing three NBA championships across three different decades and ranking third all-time in regular-season wins behind only the Celtics and Lakers. Along the way, some of basketball\u2019s greatest players have called Philadelphia home. But when it comes to points scored in a Sixers uniform, no one tops Hall of Famer Hal Greer.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s a look at the five leading scorers in franchise history:<\/p>\n
1. Hal Greer<\/a> \u2013 21,586 points<\/p>\n In 1955, Hal Greer broke the color barrier as the first African-American athlete to play for the traditionally white Marshall University in West Virginia. Three years later, he was drafted by the Syracuse Nationals. When the franchise relocated and became the Philadelphia 76ers in 1963, Greer remained a cornerstone of the team, averaging 19.2 points per game over his 15-year career and earning seven consecutive All-NBA Second Team selections during his peak in the 1960s.<\/p>\n Greer helped lead the 76ers to the 1967 NBA championship alongside Wilt Chamberlain, ending the Boston Celtics\u2019 record streak of eight consecutive titles. He retired in 1973 as the NBA\u2019s all-time leader in games played (1,122) and was later named to both the NBA 50 Greatest Players<\/a> list and the NBA 75th Anniversary Team<\/a>. In 1976, Greer became the first player in franchise history to have his jersey (No. 15) retired. He remains the 76ers\u2019 all-time leading scorer.<\/p>\n 2. Allen Iverson<\/a> \u2013 19,931 points<\/p>\n If you know the 76ers, you know Allen Iverson. Selected No. 1 overall in the iconic 1996 NBA Draft<\/a>, Iverson won Rookie of the Year after averaging 23.5 points per game\u2014the 17th-highest scoring average by a rookie in NBA history. He went on to win four scoring titles, tied with George Gervin and Kevin Durant for the third most all-time, despite standing just 6-foot tall.<\/p>\n Iverson\u2019s signature season came in 2000-01, when he became the shortest player to win NBA MVP, led the league in scoring and carried the Sixers to the NBA Finals. His unforgettable 48-point performance against Shaquille O\u2019Neal, Kobe Bryant, and the Lakers stole Game 1 in Los Angeles. An 11-time All-Star and seven-time All-NBA selection, Iverson ranks second on the 76ers\u2019 all-time scoring list.<\/p>\n 3. Dolph Schayes<\/a> \u2013 18,438 points<\/p>\n Drafted in 1949 to the Syracuse Nationals, Dolph Schayes is the NBA\u2019s original bucket getter. The 12-time All-Star and 1955 NBA champion spent his entire 16-year career (1949-64) with the Syracuse Nationals and Philadelphia 76ers, making 12 All-NBA teams along the way. Schayes was the top scorer in 13 of the club\u2019s 17 years of existence before they became the Philadelphia 76ers in 1963. Schayes was ahead of his time as one of the first true stretch bigs. Despite standing at 6-foot-8 and playing power forward and center, he led the league in FT% three separate times, including a career-best 90.4% from the line on 9.7 attempts in 1957-58. He was the first player ever to reach 15,000 points and retired in 1964 holding the NBA records for most career points (18,438), field goals (6,135), and free throws made (6,979).<\/p>\n