The Philadelphia 76ers are one of the league’s historic franchises. They have been around since the 1949-50 season when they were the Syracuse Nationals. Numerous legendary players have played for the organization.
One player who doesn’t get a lot of light shined upon him is Hal Greer. The franchise’s all-time leading scorer (21,586 career points) had career averages of 19.2 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists in 15 seasons with the Nationals and the Sixers. He won a title with the franchise in 1967 and was named an All-Star 10 times.
HoopsHype put together the top 77 players in the history of the game and Greer comes in 77th on that list:
One of the best and underrated guards of the 1960s, Hal Greer was an All-Star 10 times that decade and an All-NBA 2nd Teamer seven times, helping lead the Philadelphia 76ers to a championship in 1966-67 alongside Chamberlain in what was one of the most slept-on guard-big duos in league history.
Greer has his No. 15 uniform hanging from the rafters at the Wells Fargo Center as he had an undeniable impact on the history of the franchise.
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