The top playoff scorers of each NBA franchise

<p>Hornets: David Wesley (446 points, 13.9 per game)</p>

<p>Pelicans: Chris Paul (504 points, 21.9 per game)</p>

<p>Raptors: DeMar DeRozan (646 points, 21.5 per game)</p>

<p>Grizzlies: Zach Randolph (979 points, 17.4 per game)</p>

<p>Clippers: Blake Griffin (1,012 points, 21.0 per game)</p>

<p>Timberwolves: Kevin Garnett (1,049 points, 22.3 per game)</p>

<p>Magic: Dwight Howard (1,133 points, 19.8 per game)</p>

<p>Kings: Oscar Robertson (1,159, 29.7 per game)</p>

<p>Nets: Jason Kidd (1,308 points, 16.7 per game)</p>

<p>Nuggets: Alex English (1,540 points, 26.1 per game)</p>

<p>Bucks: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1,692 points, 29.6 per game)</p>

<p>Warriors: Rick Barry (1,776 points, 26.9 per game)</p>

<p>Wizards: Elvin Hayes (1,997 points, 22.9 per game)</p>

<p>Trail Blazers: Clyde Drexler (2,015 points, 21.4 per game)</p>

<p>Suns: Kevin Johnson (2,026 points, 19.2 per game)</p>

<p>Hawks: Bob Pettit (2,240 points, 25.4 per game)</p>

<p>Pistons: Richard Hamilton (2,467 points, 20.5 per game)</p>

<p>Thunder: Kevin Durant (2,564 points, 28.8 per game)</p>

<p>Knicks: Patrick Ewing (2,787 points, 20.6 per game)</p>

<p>Pacers: Reggie Miller (2,972 points, 20.6 per game)</p>

<p>Cavaliers: LeBron James (2,993 points, 28.7 per game)</p>

<p>76ers: Julius Erving (3,088 points, 21.9 per game)</p>

<p>Mavericks: Dirk Nowitzki (3,663 points, 25.2 per game)</p>

<p>Rockets: Hakeem Olajuwon (3,727 points, 26.6 per game)</p>

<p>Heat: Dwyane Wade (3,781 points, 22.7 per game)</p>

<p>Celtics: Larry Bird (3,897 points, 23.7 per game)</p>

<p>Jazz: Karl Malone (4,519 points, 26.2 per game)</p>

<p>Spurs: Tim Duncan (5,172 points, 20.6 per game)</p>

<p>Lakers: Kobe Bryant (5,640 points, 25.6 per game)</p>

<p>Bulls: Michael Jordan (5,987 points, 33.4 per game)</p>

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