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Yeah two is about right.
He won't record a quadruple double
He will record 1 quadruple double
He will record more than 1 quadruple double
We all know its only a matter of time. He came close last season a few times as a 19/20 year old rookie:
23/15/8/9 vs Denver
27/14/10/5 vs Toronto
33/15/7/7 vs Brooklyn
33/18/6/7 vs Phily
27/10/8/5/5 vs LAL
Does ST think he will become the 5th player ever (probably 6th, we all know Wilt should be on this list) to record a quad double? and how many? i think he'll notch at least 2 this season
Yeah two is about right.
I’d say 0. I felt the teams will adjust to him and not get blocked as much.
Zero. The team around him isn't good enough for that kinda achievement yet.
He can easily pull the points and rebounds. Third will most certainly be blocks.
That said, he needs shooters around him to hit shots for 10 assists, and 10 steals would be a total anomaly.
Anyone getting one quad in a career is outstanding, so expecting multiple in a season is just silly.
Russell too
The team was even worse around him last year and he was (theoretically) worse than he will be this year so I definitely think it's possible especially since he has pretty good vision and passing skills already
Zero.
He won't even match his avg block/g imo
The real question is will he be the first player ever to get a quintuple double, since he can be pretty good in steals too. I'm not saying he'll do it this year, or he'll ever do it, but he's the player with the best odds to get that.
None as the ten block games should be harder to with everybody avoiding him.
But I see a season on the horizon, where he gets more than one (when our defense is on par and we ha e enough shooters to give him a lot of easy ten assist games).
One thing that will help Wemby is the increased pace of the modern game. More possessions = more counting stats = more opportunities for a quad double.
Still, I think it's well less than 50% to happen this season so I picked zero. I can totally see him getting more than one in his career, but for any particular season the expected value would round down to zero when forced to choose a whole number.
0 tbh
Minute restriction and Branhams or Wesley or Zollins will brick it
Let's see if he will have enough minutes to achieve at least one that this year, Pop don't let a player stat pad or add significant minutes just for that. Last year he was very close a couple of times in particular against Denver, despite of that Pop played him "only" 33 mn. A lot of things need to go right for that to happen tbh... and Spurs are not this kind of franchise
Also and to be fair against Denver he was gassed at the end.. probably the al ude, he shot horribly this game and could barely walk
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