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Who will be the next player to put up a quadruple double?

Discussion in 'NBA Dish' started by jopatmc, Jan 19, 2012.

  1. Roxs-Redemption

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    For steals: Rondo, Rubio, Bryant, LeBron James, Lowry (unlikely), Kidd or Nash
    For blocks: Dwight Howard, McGee (not sure), LeBron James, Josh Smith

    Proof?
     
  2. HiGHurNAMEis

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    Rondo or Smith if I had to bet on two. Haven't seen a lick of Rubio this season, perhaps he could at one point.
     
  4. gmoney411

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    I'd have to go with Rubio or Rondo
     
  5. Stack24

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    Hakeem should have had 2...the official scorer robbed him of his second.
     
  6. daywalker02

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    I think he had 2 officially..... one of them is just being questioned.
     
  7. roksoer

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    Didn't John Wall have like 9 steals in one his first games last year? Along with double digit points and assists and 6+ rebounds...

    I'll look it up
     
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    Scratch that, he only had 1 rebound, he did have 8 turnovers though lol
     
  9. iconoclastic

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    I'm going to say Ricky Rubio.
     
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    Lowry

    22 pts, 11 rebs, 12 asts, 10 stls in a triple overtime victory over the Miami Heat
     
  12. daywalker02

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    Turnovers should count as well. That is easier to achieve.:grin:
     
  13. RedDynasty

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    I disagree completely. Griffin is NOT a shot blocker at all. I thing he average 0.5 Blocks a game last year.
     
  14. ashiin

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    Really nobody has said Love yet?
     
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    10 blocks? Dude averages 0.6 per game. Don't think he'd be able to manage 10 steals either.
    Same with Griffin.

    I only see it happening with steals right now. Rubio, Rondo, CP3, Rose are the ones that come to my mind.
    Dwight is the only C that could net 10 blocks in my opinion, but 10 assists at the same time? Doubt it.
     
  16. jopatmc

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    Yeah, 3 of 4 in the past. But you gotta look at the players playing today. Of all the bigs, there's probably only 1 or 2 centers (Howard, Bynum) and perhaps a 1 or 2 PFs that could possibly rise to that stat line. However, when you look at guards, specifically point guards there are many more.

    Personally, I think Rubio has a great chance to get there with steals. He had 6 steals last night. Also, guys like Paul, even Lowry have a great chance.

    The NBA game right now statistically favors perimeter players. The odds favor a perimeter player simply for this reason.
     
  17. outlaw96

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    2 assists, 0.5 steals and 0.5 blocks per game. Yes, sir, he's so close to it!
     
  18. juicystream

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    Sample size much? Of the players Wikipedia mentions missing it only by one, only Hakeem Olajuwon is a Center. Bird played either forward position, but is primarily considered a small forward. Rick Barry was a small forward. Clyde Drexler, Larry Steele, Johnny Moore, & Michael Ray Richardson are all guards.
     
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    I'm gonna guess Jason Kidd came close a few times in his career. Maybe Paul. Lebron could do it. The problem with steals is you have to count on the other team to make 10 mistakes that you catch. Once someone has blocked 4 or 5 shots the offense generally changes. I don't think we'll ever see another player average even 4 blocks per game. I guess the most likely candidate is Dwight Howard.
     
  20. DaDakota

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    Jordan Hill.

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