After building one of the greatest dynasties in league history, the Golden State Warriors enjoyed plenty of playoff success, making six NBA Finals appearances and winning four titles in an eight-year span. For that reason, some of Golden State's key contributors are recognized as some of the league's greatest playoff performers.
According to research done by HoopsHype, among players to make at least one All-Star appearance, Golden State has two of the top 10 playoff performers with the highest playoff winning percentage in league history. To begin with, former Warriors shooting guard Klay Thompson sits sixth all-time in that regard, holding a playoff win percentage of 68.35%, which equates to a 108-50 record.
Former two-time league MVP Stephen
Curry ranks ninth, with a playoff winning percentage of 67.1%, a record of 104-51. Hall of Fame center Bill Walton tops the list, as the only former All-Star with a winning percentage above 70% in the playoffs. Chet Holmgren is the only other active player on the list, as he's experienced early success with the Oklahoma City Thunder and has a playoff record of 33-15.
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This article originally appeared on Warriors Wire: Two Warriors guards rank among winningest players in NBA playoff history
