Duncan passed Parish 9th on blocked shots

[nbaman99]

Duncan passed Robert Parish to move into sole possession of ninth place on the NBA career blocked shots lists with 2,362. ... The Spurs swept the series against the Pistons for the first time since the 2006-07 season.

http://www.nba.com/games/20110309/DETSAS/gameinfo.html?ls=iref:nbahpt2

[lefty]

Duncan228 in 3,2,...

[Drewlius]

Timmeh!

[DieHardSpursFan1537]

Another great statistic to add to the books! :toast

[crc21209]

Props to TD! :toast

[sananspursfan21]

how many more til #1? isnt that olajuwon?

[Bartleby]

Tree Rollins's record is the next one he could pass in the next couple of years (assuming there is no lockout). Not sure if he can catch Shaq's though.

[Bulwark]

how many more til #1? isnt that olajuwon?
~1500
http://www.nba.com/statistics/default_all_time_leaders/AllTimeLeadersBLKQuery.html

[baseline bum]

How many to catch Russell though?

[John Basedow]

~1500
http://www.nba.com/statistics/default_all_time_leaders/AllTimeLeadersBLKQuery.html

Goddamn Hakeem was nasty:wow:wow

[ginobilized]

How many to catch Russell though?

I don't think they kept track of blocked shots when Russell and Wilt played.
It's a more modern statistic.

[Tinystarz]

When i think all time blocks I think Mutombo cause of that stupid finger. I guess flash don't equal greatness?

[duncan228]

The Top 50, plus a few.


1. Hakeem Olajuwon* 3830
2. Dikembe Mutombo 3289
3. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar* 3189
4. Mark Eaton 3064
5. David Robinson* 2954
6. Patrick Ewing* 2894
7. Shaquille O'Neal 2732
8. Tree Rollins 2542
9. Tim Duncan 2362
10. Robert Parish* 2361
11. Alonzo Mourning 2356
12. Marcus Camby 2215
13. Shawn Bradley 2119
14. Manute Bol 2086
15. George Johnson 2082
16. Ben Wallace 2081
17. Larry Nance 2027
18. Theo Ratliff 1968
19. Kevin Garnett 1835
20. Elvin Hayes* 1771
21. Artis Gilmore 1747
22. Moses Malone* 1733
23. Kevin McHale* 1690
24. Jermaine O'Neal 1650
25. Vlade Divac 1631
26. Herb Williams 1605
27. Elden Campbell 1602
28. Benoit Benjamin 1581
29. Wayne Cooper 1535
30. Caldwell Jones 1517
31. Elton Brand 1484
32. Alton Lister 1473
33. Hot Rod Williams 1456
34. Rasheed Wallace 1445
35. Mark West 1403
36. Clifford Robinson 1390
37. Erick Dampier 1380
38. Andrei Kirilenko 1376
39. Terry Tyler 1342
40. Zydrunas Ilgauskas 1325
41. Julius Erving* 1293
Greg Ostertag 1293
43. Shawn Kemp 1279
44. Dale Davis 1270
45. James Donaldson 1267
46. Harvey Catchings 1226
47. Pau Gasol 1221
Samuel Dalembert 1221
49. Chris Webber 1200
50. Bo Outlaw 1193
Adonal Foyle 1193

52. Dwight Howard 1186

67. Antonio McDyess 1092

74. Robert Horry 1035

83. Dirk Nowitzki 975

90. Yao Ming 920

93. Michael Jordan* 893

102. Amare Stoudemire 850

111. Lamar Odom 806

148. George Gervin* 670

178. Kobe Bryant 573

199. Nazr Mohammed 527

203. LeBron James 521

205. Dwyane Wade 518


* = Members of the Hall of Fame

[Sean Cagney]

LOL at Jordan even on that list, damn dude was sick.

[Seventyniner]

At 2 per game, Duncan would pass Rollins by the end of next season. I bet Duncan eventually gets to #8, but that's probably as far as he'll go.

[dunkman]

Notable for a player that has little elevation. He's also a top PF in blocks, all the other players in front of him were/are centers.

[Libri]

DRob could have easily taken the third spot or even second if he had played a couple of more seasons.