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Guess Who Leads NBA in Blocks last 11 Games

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by heypartner, Jan 9, 2002.

  1. heypartner

    heypartner Member

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    Eddie!!

    stats compiled for each player's last 11 games

    35 Eddie Griffin
    35 LaFrentz
    34 Wallace
    34 Mourning
    32 Duncan
    29 Dampier
    29 P Gasol
    28 J O'Neil
    27 Olajuwon
    27 Mutombo
    24 Campbell
    23 S O'Neil
    23 K Clark
    20 Ostertag


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  2. outlaw

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    blocks per 48 mnutes

    1. Adonal Foyle 5.19
    2. Greg Ostertag 5.04
    3. Raef LaFrentz 4.64
    4. Ben Wallace 4.56
    5. Alonzo Mourning 4.15
    6. Keon Clark 4.10
    7. Dikembe Mutombo 3.74
    8. Eddie Griffin 3.73
     
  3. Severe Rockets Fan

    Severe Rockets Fan Takin it one stage at a time...

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    Imagine the interior defense we would have if Dream had stayed (and stayed healthy)!:eek:
     
  4. Dr of Dunk

    Dr of Dunk Clutch Crew

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    I hear Toronto's saying the same thing! :)
     
  5. ROCKETBOOSTER

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    I love watching shots get rejected. To me it's the most exciting part of a basketball game. Even the most disinterested fan can't help but notice a blocked shot, especially those blatant block shots that are sent directly back in ones face. It's fun to tally up block shots like one would tally up strikeouts for a pitcher. But the even bigger thrill is when a block shot leads to quick fastbreak for your team finishing off with a smashing slam. That, to me, is the homerun or the touchdown elation like moment for basketball.
     
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    That is a great anallogy!:cool:
     
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