The 1969–70 Philadelphia 76ers were paced by Billy Cunningham, whose scoring, rebounding, and all-around production made him the team’s standout performer. Hal Greer remained the primary backcourt playmaker and a reliable scoring option, while Lucious Jackson controlled the boards and Chet Walker added efficient wing scoring. The statistics reflect a balanced team that relied on versatile contributors, strong rebounding, and shared offensive responsibility across the lineup.
Not officially tracked this year; historically solid defender
22.0
Team’s primary force on both ends, led in scoring and rebounding by a clear margin; anchored Philly’s offense with inside power and transition play while also facilitating. Cunningham’s season was among the league’s most complete, earning him MVP and an All-Star nod.
MVP, All-Star, All-NBA First Team
Hal Greer
Veteran Wing Scorer & Playmaker
37.8
High
22.0
4.7
5.1
Not officially tracked; known for steady perimeter defense
16.0
Established All-Star and scoring leader who provided efficient shot creation from the wing; reliable clutch shooter and stabilizing offensive presence during key stretches.
All-Star
Archie Clark
Lead Guard / Primary Ball Handler
36.5
High
19.7
4.0
5.0
Not officially tracked; team’s main creator and perimeter scoring threat
14.4
Served as the team’s floor general, pushing tempo, generating pick-and-roll opportunities and scoring in isolation; consistent pressure on defenses.
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Darrall Imhoff
Interior Anchor / Defense & Rebound Focus
31.3
Moderate
13.6
9.5
2.7
Proxy suggests solid rim presence
12.9
Veteran center who controlled the paint with strong rebounding and efficient scoring near the rim; provided defensive toughness in post matchups.
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Jim Washington
Rebounding Power Forward
31.1
Moderate
12.7
9.3
1.3
Proxy suggests active rebounder
11.7
Brought physicality and interior finishing; complementary scoring with strong offensive rebounding and tip-ins.
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Wali Jones
Secondary Ball Distribution / Perimeter Play
22.3
Moderate
11.8
2.2
3.5
Proxy for perimeter activity
8.8
Provided secondary ball movement and spacing; capable scorer off cuts and in transition, giving primary creators occasional rest.
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Matt Guokas
Floor Spacing Guard
19.5
Low
6.1
2.7
2.8
Proxy suggests role defender
5.8
Rotation guard offering outside shooting and spacing; limited usage but contributed in spot minutes on offense.
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Fred Hetzel
Spot Scorer / Wing Depth
12.0
Low
6.1
3.3
0.7
Proxy suggests bench activity
5.0
Played as scoring spark off the bench; efficient mid-range shots and occasional offensive bursts.
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George Wilson
Interior Role Big
12.5
Low
5.3
4.7
0.8
Proxy suggests bench rim protection
5.4
Provided interior size in limited minutes; defensive rebounding and put-backs were his primary value.
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Luke Jackson
Reserve Forward
15.8
Low
5.5
5.4
1.4
Proxy suggests frontcourt activity
6.0
Came off the bench with physical rebounding and early-defense sets; limited offensive role but solid energy.
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Bud Ogden
Spot Contributor / Depth Wing
7.6
Very Low
4.1
1.8
0.7
Proxy indicates minimal impact
3.3
Bench wing with limited minutes; provided occasional scoring looks and perimeter presence.
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Dave Scholz
Single Appearance Role
1.0
Very Low
2.0
0.0
0.0
No defensive proxies available
1.0
Appeared in one game with a brief scoring contribution; negligible seasonal impact.