How Many Quad-Doubles Did Wilt Have?

[jlauber]

Bogut is a good NBA player homeschool.

It's relative. He is good in an era of horribly weak centers.

[Miserio]

Really you are one of the most annoying persons EVER when you talk about Wilt (almost every time) you're such a homer that makes one think if your life is really as shitty as we think

[Legends66NBA7]

Is it true that Bill Russell has 4 quad doubles in the playoffs alone ?

[jlauber]

Is it true that Bill Russell has 4 quad doubles in the playoffs alone ?

Maybe ThaRegul8r can assist with this. I certainly wouldn't doubt it.

[jlauber]

Really you are one of the most annoying persons EVER when you talk about Wilt (almost every time) you're such a homer that makes one think if your life is really as shitty as we think

Must be as bad as your's, since you not only took the time to read my post, but to then waste even more time in responding to it.

[The Macho Man]

Block a few of my shots, good D. Block 25 of my shots, I'm playin like an idiot.

[Hondo]

I'd love to know Wilt and Bill's block averages, also Nate Thurmond.

[Borat]

It's relative. He is good in an era of horribly weak centers.

But he is better than Kareem is now. Kareem is 64 years old.

[Miserio]

Must be as bad as your's, since you not only took the time to read my post, but to then waste even more time in responding to it.

I'm not a crazy stat guy who knows EVERYTHING about a player. How big was his dick?

[iamgine]

I have to wonder, in order to dominate like that, either he must've been really good or his competition must've sucked. Or both.

[jlauber]

Block a few of my shots, good D. Block 25 of my shots, I'm playin like an idiot.

Good points, but Wilt was knocking Kareem's "unblockable" sky-hooks all over the court, as well, while holding him to 100+ points under his seasonal and career FG%'s. Just in THREE of their six games of the '72 WCF's, he rejected 15 of them. Given the fact that the two went H2H in 28 career matchups (27 of them after Wilt's knee surgery...and in the twilight of his career), he might very well have blocked 50-100 of them.

[jlauber]

I have to wonder, in order to dominate like that, either he must've been really good or his competition must've sucked. Or both.

Hayes, Unseld, Lanier, Reed, Bellamy, Lucas, Embry, Lovellette, Thurmond, Russell, and Kareem...all in the HOF (and many of whom were dominant in the 70's.)

[iamgine]

Hayes, Unseld, Lanier, Reed, Bellamy, Lucas, Embry, Lovellette, Thurmond, Russell, and Kareem...all in the HOF (and many of whom were dominant in the 70's.)

Competition aren't just a select few though. It's collective.

[jlauber]

I'd love to know Wilt and Bill's block averages, also Nate Thurmond.

Thurmond was well past his prime when the NBA actually began to officially record blocks.

As for Wilt. In Rosen's book on the '72 Lakers, he had Wilt with one game of 15 blocks. Psileas posted an article which had some 40-50 games with Wilt's recorded blocks in '72, and I believe Chamberlain averaged over 7 bpg in that span. He also averaged 7.4 bpg in the Finals that season (thanks toThaRegul8r for that info.) This was a 35 year old Wilt, in his second to last season, and playing on a surgically repaired knee.

I have no idea how mant shots Russell blocked in his career, but he and Wilt are considered the two greatest shot blockers in NBA history.

[jlauber]

Competition aren't just a select few though. It's collective.

That applies to ALL eras, though. Average and below-average players exist in every season.