Records are meant to be broken, and for every powerful star player, they hope to leave their name in history. However, NBA has a history of 75 years. In every era, there are superstars with extraordinary abilities who have played brilliant careers and written many records, especially those records that are the first in history. It is extremely difficult to hit them. . Howard is the current block leader. He has blocked 2228 times. Does he have a chance to catch up with Olajuwon, who is the number one in history?
As a traditional center, Howard has a height of 2.08 meters, a long wingspan, and explosive athletic ability. World of Warcraft is well deserved. After graduating from high school, he was selected as the No. 1 pick in the NBA, which proved how talented he was. Howard has played for 18 seasons since entering the league in 2004. He is now 36 years old and has become a complete veteran. Howard has played for teams such as the Magic, Lakers, Rockets, Hornets, Eagles, 76ers and Wizards, and his performance has always been outstanding.
At its peak, Howard was the league's best center player and once led the Magic to the Finals with a single core. He has career averages of 15.7 points, 11.8 rebounds and 1.8 blocks per game, and his shooting percentage has reached 58.7%. Howard's strongest point is his defensive ability. During his peak period, he won the block title twice and the rebounding title 5 times. He also achieved the miracle of being elected as DPOY for three consecutive years. This is also a miracle. The only record in history.
averages 1.8 blocks per game. As an iron man, Howard has played in 1,242 games. His total career blocks have reached 2,228. He is also the only active player with more than 2,000 blocks. Looking at the entire NBA history, this number can also be ranked 13th. In front of him are already strong inside defensive players. Among them, the historical shot-blocking leader belongs to senior Olajuwon.
Olajuwon is a Hall of Fame-level super center. He also played in the league for a total of 18 seasons and played a total of 1,238 games. Just looking at the number of battles and years, Howard and Olajuwon are evenly matched. But after looking at the number of blocks, we realize that Olajuwon is so outrageous. Olajuwon played for the Rockets for the first 17 years of his career, and played for the Raptors in the last year. He achieved the championship, MVP, FMVP, blocks, rebounds, and DPOY grand slams.
has averaged 21.8 points, 11.1 rebounds and 3.1 blocks per game in his career, and his shooting percentage has also reached 51.2%. The total number of blocks in his career has reached 3830, which is the first level in history. A full 1,602 points ahead of Howard. Even based on Howard's career average, he still has to play 890 games, or about 13 seasons, before he has a chance to catch up with Olajuwon. Obviously, it is impossible for Howard to surpass 's dream .
