11. Philadelphia 76ers: Dolph Schayes, 142.4 Win Shares
Like the aforementioned Bob Pettit, Dolph Schayes played his entire career for the same franchise. Before they were the Philadelphia 76ers, they were the Syracuse Nationals. Schayes did get to play his final year in Philly in the inaugural 76ers season in 1964. That was the same season that he was the player-coach of the team.
The 76ers are one of just four teams in the NBA to have four or more players with over 100 Win Shares. The other three players are Julius Irving (106.2), Charles Barkley (106.1) and Hal Greer (102.7).