Updated: After Game 2 of WCF.

Since I couldn't find my old thread, here's an update.


Scoring:

1.) Micheal Jordan 5,987
2.) Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 5,762
3.) Kobe Bryant 5,504
4.) Shaquille O'neal 5,250
5.) Karl Malone 4,761
6.) Julius Erving 4,580
7.) Jerry West 4,457
8.) Tim Duncan 4,249
9.) Larry Bird 3,897
10.) John Havlicek 3,776
11.) Hakeem Olajuwon 3,755
12.) Magic Johnson 3,701
13.) Scottie Pippen 3,642
14.) Elgin Baylor 3,623
15.) Wilt Chamberlain 3,607
16.) Dirk Nowitzki 3,321
17.) Kevin McHale 3,182
18.) Dennis Johnson 3,116
19.) James Worthy 3,022
20.) Reggie Miller 2,972
21.) Clyde Drexler 2,963
22.) Dan Issel 2,934
23.) Sam Jones 2,909
24.) Charles Barkley 2,833
25.) Robert Parish 2,820
26.) Patrick Ewing 2,813
27.) LeBron James 2,777
28.) Bill Russell 2,673
29.) Tony Parker 2,682
30.) John Stockton 2,436

Rebounding:

1.) Bill Russell 4104
2.) Wilt Chamberlain 3913
3.) Shaquille O'Neal 2508
4.) Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 2481
5.) Tim Duncan 2272
6.) Karl Malone 2062
7.) Wes Unseld 1777
8.) Robert Parish 1765
9.) Elgin Baylor 1724
10.) Larry Bird 1683
11.) Dennis Rodman 1676
12.) Hakeem Olajuwon 1621
13.) Julius Erving 1611
14.) Mel Daniels 1608
15.) Scottie Pippen 1583
16.) Charles Barkley 1582
17.) Paul Silas 1527
18.) Magic Johnson 1465
19.) Horace Grant 1457
20.) Ben Wallace 1454

Blocks: (1973-Present)

1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 476
2. Tim Duncan 473
3. Hakeem Olajuwon 472
4. Shaquille O'Neal 459
5. David Robinson 312
6. Robert Parish 309
7. Patrick Ewing 303
8. Julius Erving 293
9. Kevin McHale 281
10. Dikembe Mutombo 251

PER:

1. Michael Jordan 28.60
2. George Mikan 28.51
3. LeBron James 26.59
4. Shaquille O'Neal 26.13
5 Timmmmy Duncan 25.30
7. Dirk Nowitzki 24.70
8. Dwyane Wade 24.23
9. Charles Barkley 24.18
10. Tracy McGrady 23.72
11. Dwight Howard 23.65
12. Dolph Schayes 23.29
13. Jerry West 23.06
14. David Robinson 23.02
15. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 23.01

[This message has been edited by Diet Cokehead (edited 5/30/2012 12:55a).]

Would not be surprised to see him take over the #1 spot for blocks.

I think that's pretty inevitable. Hell, it could happen this year.

He could move up those lists faster if the spurs weren't so good and sweeping everyone

Wilt had more playoff rebounds than points. Yikes

Up to 465 blocks. 11 more and the record is his

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Wilt had more playoff rebounds than points. Yikes

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Wilt would routinely grab 30 rebounds in a game. Different era back then

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He could move up those lists faster if the spurs weren't so good and sweeping everyone

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That block in Griffin's dunk attempt should count for 3 blocks.

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[This message has been edited by Adam87inSA (edited 5/20/2012 11:24a).]

3 more blocks for Duncan.

They should have averages per game in (). I would guess that Wilt and Russell played in a lot fewer playoff games.... could be wrong.

As far as another era for rebounding... I am convinced that Wilt and Russell would be getting close to 20 in today's game in their prime. James got 18 last night.

Not to take anything away from Russell and Wilt, but I always wonder how dominant (if at all) they would be in today's game. I mean Bill was only 6'9'. I have a hard time believing he could put up big numbers in today's game. But I realize that is an unfair assumption.

Number of playoff games:

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1. Robert Horry 244
2. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar* 237
3. Kobe Bryant 219
4. Derek Fisher 217
5. Shaquille O'Neal 216
6. Scottie Pippen* 208
7. Danny Ainge 193
Karl Malone* 193
9. Magic Johnson* 190
10. Robert Parish* 184
Tim Duncan 184
12. Byron Scott 183
13. John Stockton* 182
14. Dennis Johnson* 180
15. Michael Jordan* 179
16. Rasheed Wallace 177
17. John Havlicek* 172
18. Horace Grant 170
19. Kevin McHale* 169
Dennis Rodman* 169
21. Michael Cooper 168
22. Sam Perkins 167
23. Bill Russell* 165
24. Larry Bird* 164
25. Paul Silas 163
26. Wilt Chamberlain* 160
27. Sam Jones* 154
Gary Payton 154
29. Jerry West* 153
A.C. Green 153
31. Don Nelson 150
32. Lindsey Hunter 147
33. Tony Parker 146
Jason Kidd 146
35. Hakeem Olajuwon* 145
Clyde Drexler* 145
37. Charles Oakley 144
Reggie Miller* 144
39. James Worthy* 143
40. Derrick McKey 142
41. Clifford Robinson 141
Julius Erving* 141
43. Jeff Hornacek 140
Chauncey Billups 140
45. Kurt Rambis 139
Patrick Ewing* 139
47. Dale Davis 137
48. Sam Cassell 136
49. Bruce Bowen 135
50. Elgin Baylor* 134
John Salley 134
52. Maurice Cheeks 133
53. Mark Jackson 131
54. Manu Ginobili 130
Tom Sanders 130
Ben Wallace 130
57. Michael Finley 129
58. Dirk Nowitzki 128
Steve Kerr 128
60. Brian Shaw 127
61. Jerome Kersey 126
Richard Hamilton 126
63. Bobby Jones 125
64. Terry Porter 124
Bill Cartwright 124
66. Dan Majerle 123
Charles Barkley* 123
David Robinson* 123
69. Vlade Divac 121
70. Paul Pierce 120
71. Wes Unseld* 119
John Paxson 119
Caldwell Jones 119
74. Steve Nash 118
Ray Allen 118
Tayshaun Prince 118
77. Vinnie Johnson 116
Mario Elie 116
79. Kevin Garnett 115
80. Detlef Schrempf 114
81. Jamaal Wilkes* 113
Bill Bridges 113
Bill Laimbeer 113
84. Joe Dumars* 112
Ron Harper 112
86. Isiah Thomas* 111
James Edwards 111
Rick Fox 111
89. Terry Cummings 110
90. Darryl Dawkins 109
Bob Cousy* 109
92. Will Perdue 108
Buck Williams 108
Tom Chambers 108
95. Antoine Carr 107
Paul Westphal 107
97. P.J. Brown 106
Rick Mahorn 106
Elden Campbell 106
100. Kevin Johnson 105
B.J. Armstrong 105
Mike Bibby 105
Chet Walker* 105
K.C. Jones* 105
Bryon Russell 105
106. Mychal Thompson 104
Rik Smits 104
Tom Heinsohn* 104
109. Eric Snow 103
110. Cedric Maxwell 102
Mark Aguirre 102
Greg Anthony 102
Jack Sikma 102
Dick Barnett 102
Lamar Odom 102
116. Dikembe Mutombo 101
LeBron James 101
Craig Hodges 101
119. Antonio McDyess 100
Pau Gasol 100
Kenyon Martin 100
Anthony Johnson 100

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[This message has been edited by Whistling For Flies (edited 5/21/2012 12:07p).]

I think playoff wins would be more telling.

Big Shot Rob!!

3 more blocks and the record is Duncans.

And a minimum of 4 games to get those 3 blocks...