14 All-Star nods, 10 All-NBA teams, 4 All-Defensive firsts, the 1972 title, the 1969 first FMVP—West’s hardware.
Frazier’s hardware: 2 championships, 1 Finals MVP, 7 All-Star selections, 4 All-NBA teams, 9 All-Defensive teams, Hall of Fame.
Havlicek won eight titles, one Finals MVP (1974), made thirteen All-Star teams and multiple All-NBA squads, entering the Hall of Fame in 1984.
Cowens’ career honors: 1974 & 1976 titles (his core year 1974), 1973 Finals MVP, 8 All-Stars, 1973 AS MVP, repeated All-NBA/Defense, Hall of Fame.
A 7-time All-Star with multiple All-NBA and All-Defensive nods, Reed was the hub of New York’s famed team-defense system.
A rundown of Reed’s hardware: 2 titles, 2 Finals MVPs, 1 regular-season MVP, 7 All-Stars, 5 All-NBA, Hall of Fame.
Cowens was 1971-72 Rookie of the Year, an 8-time All-Star, 1973 All-Star MVP, and repeated All-NBA / All-Defense selections.
5 titles, 3 FMVPs, 2 MVPs, 15x double All-NBA—Duncan sits atop the greatest power forward by honor depth and team wins.
A 7-time All-Star with multiple All-NBA nods and 9 All-Defensive selections, Frazier was one of the 1970s’ fiercest perimeter locks.