enjoy:)

Since the league started tracking blocked shots as a stat in 1973, there have been only a handful of rookies who have played at least 890 minutes (the same amount Randolph clocked heading into Friday’s game with the New Orleans Hornets) and put up per-minute averages as high or better than Randolph’s in terms of scoring (21.3 points per 48 minutes), rebounding (15.5) and blocks (3.6).

And let’s just say the list puts Randolph in pretty good company.

In chronological order:

** Hakeem Olajuwon (HOU, 1984-85, 27.9 points, 16.0 rebounds, 3.6 blocks per 48 minutes)

** David Robinson (SAS, 1989-90, 31.9, 15.7, 5.1)

** Shaquille O’Neal (ORL, 1992-93, 29.6, 17.5, 4.5)

That’s it.




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** Hakeem Olajuwon (HOU, 1984-85, 27.9 points, 16.0 rebounds, 3.6 blocks per 48 minutes)

** David Robinson (SAS, 1989-90, 31.9, 15.7, 5.1)

Told you all Robinson was real good

randolph is a special player...

does anyone know if...

randolphs a hard worker, dedicated to his craft? is he going to try to improve in the off season? is he the type of player who yearns to get better? is he going to be hitting the weight room? etc...

well, that video certainly didn't make me want Rubio at Golden State any less

Impressive AR!!


Watched that RR video from KC's sig the other day, impressive as well...
seems like a ramped up PG version of our own Marco Bellinelli.

he certainly has pretty unique skills. What's most impressive is that's playing like that against men

I'm guilty of taking Randolph for granted lately. It's a wonderful thing.