All known blocked shot data of Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain:

[mstat13shuh]

(ps: for those who still may be wondering the source of my block data, I strongly recommend to check the Dec-Jan portion of the chat forum & determine the source.)

[mstat13shuh]

EXPONENTIALLY IMPORTANT UPDATE #2

Not every game from Bill Russell's career in their entirety,
however, from the complete games that are available, I do have the following:

Most blocks in a game: 29 or 31 - NY Post: 30 blocks in the Mar. 19, 1966 game vs Knicks, probably not his only 30blk game
Most blocks in a half: 24(Sorry, I don't have the date yet)
Most blocks in a qtr: 12 - Nov. 1, 1963 at Phi: 4th qtr((in which he blocked 6 or 7 straight at 1 point, finally grabbed the ball and told his teammates "Guys, this **** has GOT to stop.")(I'm certain he blocked 12 in a quarter at least a couple other times, but I don't have the dates yet.))

[mstat13shuh]

EXPONENTIALLY IMPORTANT UPDATE #3

WILT CHAMBERLAIN & BILL RUSSELL ARE THE ONLY PLAYERS TO BLOCK AT LEAST 25 SHOTS IN AN NBA GAME

Nate Thurmond's career best:

23 - at New York, Dec. 6, 1966

[ty 4191]

@mstat12shuh

How many games do you have, total, for blocked shots for Wilt Chamberlain?

How many blocks does he average, per game, career? Based on your findings?

[mstat13shuh]

@mstat12shuh

How many games do you have, total, for blocked shots for Wilt Chamberlain?

How many blocks does he average, per game, career? Based on your findings?

1) This is a slightly complicated question because some of the totals I've posted are estimates based upon studying box scores,
others are from(for the time being anyway)newspaper articles, while the remaining ones are from another subscriber on this site who has direct access to many of these, and other games, in their entirety. Those are the most recent games I have blessed everyone here with that are absolute 100% foolproof.

But to answer your question in the most simplified manner possible:

Regular season games

59-60: 23 games 13.4bpg-until further notice
60-61: 23 games 17.3bpg-until further notice
61-62: 19 games 17.3bpg-until further notice
62-63: 8 games 14.4bpg-until further notice
63-64: 24 games 15.5bpg-until further notice
64-65: 24 games 16.0bpg-until further notice(most of these I have are 76er games)
65-66: 43 games 12.8bpg-until further notice
66-67: 36 games 13.1bpg-until further notice
67-68: 54 games 14.4bpg-until further notice
68-69: 52 games 11.7bpg-until further notice
69-70: 2 games 4.5bpg-until further notice
70-71: 19 games 6.6bpg-until further notice
71-72: 38 games 8.2bpg-until further notice
72-73: 82 games 5.6bpg-until further notice(Long Beach CA Press Examiner kept his blocks this season, maybe he had more)

Total regular season games: 447-until further notice

Playoff games

1960: I have all 9 games: 12.44bpg
1961: Don't have these yet, but I wouldn't be shocked if he had double-digit blocks in all 3 games
1962: 12 games: estimated 12.75bpg-until further notice
1963: missed playoffs for only time in his NBA career
1964: 12 games: estimated 10.2bpg-until further notice
1965: 10 games: estimated 10.9bpg-until further notice
1966: 5 games: Don't have these yet, but like '61, wouldn't be shocked if he had double-digit blocks in every game
1967: I have all 15 games: 11.6bpg
1968: Right now I have the 6 game NYK series: 10.3bpg(I believe he averaged less in the Boston series)
1969: 18 games: I only have a few so far, but I would estimate, until further notice, between 9.5-10bpg
1970: I have all 18 games: 7.7bpg
1971: For the 12 games, all I have now is newspaper reports, which would calculate to between 6-6.5bpg
1972: I don't have all the 15 games, but right now I would say his average was between 8.5-9bpg
1973: I don't have all the games yet, but I believe his playoff average was between 7-7.5bpg

2) As far as how many he averaged for his career, at this point I'm pretty certain he averaged between 10-10.5bpg,
maybe somewhat less in the playoffs because the pace was somewhat slower overall, except for some seasons.

Be sure & check back as often as possible, I post new stuff on here whenever I believe necessary,


Blessings...

[ty 4191]

@mstat12shuh

How many games do you have, total, for blocked shots for Wilt Chamberlain?

How many blocks does he average, per game, career? Based on your findings?

1) This is a slightly complicated question because some of the totals I've posted are estimates based upon studying box scores,
others are from(for the time being anyway)newspaper articles, while the remaining ones are from another subscriber on this site who has direct access to many of these, and other games, in their entirety. Those are the most recent games I have blessed everyone here with that are absolute 100% foolproof.

But to answer your question in the most simplified manner possible:

Regular season games

59-60: 23 games 13.4bpg-until further notice
60-61: 23 games 17.3bpg-until further notice
61-62: 19 games 17.3bpg-until further notice
62-63: 8 games 14.4bpg-until further notice
63-64: 24 games 15.5bpg-until further notice
64-65: 24 games 16.0bpg-until further notice(most of these I have are 76er games)
65-66: 43 games 12.8bpg-until further notice
66-67: 36 games 13.1bpg-until further notice
67-68: 54 games 14.4bpg-until further notice
68-69: 52 games 11.7bpg-until further notice
69-70: 2 games 4.5bpg-until further notice
70-71: 19 games 6.6bpg-until further notice
71-72: 38 games 8.2bpg-until further notice
72-73: 82 games 5.6bpg-until further notice(Long Beach CA Press Examiner kept his blocks this season, maybe he had more)

Total regular season games: 447-until further notice

Playoff games

1960: I have all 9 games: 12.44bpg
1961: Don't have these yet, but I wouldn't be shocked if he had double-digit blocks in all 3 games
1962: 12 games: estimated 12.75bpg-until further notice
1963: missed playoffs for only time in his NBA career
1964: 12 games: estimated 10.2bpg-until further notice
1965: 10 games: estimated 10.9bpg-until further notice
1966: 5 games: Don't have these yet, but like '61, wouldn't be shocked if he had double-digit blocks in every game
1967: I have all 15 games: 11.6bpg
1968: Right now I have the 6 game NYK series: 10.3bpg(I believe he averaged less in the Boston series)
1969: 18 games: I only have a few so far, but I would estimate, until further notice, between 9.5-10bpg
1970: I have all 18 games: 7.7bpg
1971: For the 12 games, all I have now is newspaper reports, which would calculate to between 6-6.5bpg
1972: I don't have all the 15 games, but right now I would say his average was between 8.5-9bpg
1973: I don't have all the games yet, but I believe his playoff average was between 7-7.5bpg

2) As far as how many he averaged for his career, at this point I'm pretty certain he averaged between 10-10.5bpg,
maybe somewhat less in the playoffs because the pace was somewhat slower overall, except for some seasons.

Be sure & check back as often as possible, I post new stuff on here whenever I believe necessary,


Blessings...

Hello Sir,
How many games do you have for the playoffs, logged, entirely? I ask because I'm making a case for Wilt as the GOAT. His greatest skill, arguably, was blocking shots, and it wasn't even tracked during his entire career. Neither were steals or turnovers, of course.

He gets absolutely routed statistically as a result.

PS: Thank you SO much for this, and for all the amazing (very hard) work you've done here!!! It's greatly appreciated!

[ty 4191]

[b][color=#0000FF]EXPONENTIALLY IMPORTANT UPDATE #2

Not every game from Bill Russell's career in their entirety,
however, from the complete games that are available, I do have the following:

Hi mastat13shuh. Blessings!

Do you have career averages for blocks for Russell, as you posted for Chamberlain?

Thank you!!

[JN61]

Man, you need to start your own thread to get full credits for your research and compile everything to neat package you can update. You are going great work.

[mstat13shuh]

[b][color=#0000FF]EXPONENTIALLY IMPORTANT UPDATE #2

Not every game from Bill Russell's career in their entirety,
however, from the complete games that are available, I do have the following:

Hi mastat13shuh. Blessings!

Do you have career averages for blocks for Russell, as you posted for Chamberlain?

Thank you!!

I haven't collected as many games for Russell, compared with Wilt, however, especially based upon what I've unearthed so far from the sources available to me, and what Russ himself said in various interviews, etc, I'm convinced it was between 10-10.5bpg.

[mstat13shuh]

Man, you need to start your own thread to get full credits for your research and compile everything to neat package you can update. You are going great work.

Thanks a lot for the advice & compliments, however you might not have realized 2 important things:

1) If you'd like to see more of my work, check out www.nbastats.net, & take note of the "unofficial" data section.
2) I have numerous personal files which contain similar information that I continuously update as much as possible.

[mstat13shuh]

@mstat12shuh

How many games do you have, total, for blocked shots for Wilt Chamberlain?

How many blocks does he average, per game, career? Based on your findings?

1) This is a slightly complicated question because some of the totals I've posted are estimates based upon studying box scores,
others are from(for the time being anyway)newspaper articles, while the remaining ones are from another subscriber on this site who has direct access to many of these, and other games, in their entirety. Those are the most recent games I have blessed everyone here with that are absolute 100% foolproof.

But to answer your question in the most simplified manner possible:

Regular season games

59-60: 23 games 13.4bpg-until further notice
60-61: 23 games 17.3bpg-until further notice
61-62: 19 games 17.3bpg-until further notice
62-63: 8 games 14.4bpg-until further notice
63-64: 24 games 15.5bpg-until further notice
64-65: 24 games 16.0bpg-until further notice(most of these I have are 76er games)
65-66: 43 games 12.8bpg-until further notice
66-67: 36 games 13.1bpg-until further notice
67-68: 54 games 14.4bpg-until further notice
68-69: 52 games 11.7bpg-until further notice
69-70: 2 games 4.5bpg-until further notice
70-71: 19 games 6.6bpg-until further notice
71-72: 38 games 8.2bpg-until further notice
72-73: 82 games 5.6bpg-until further notice(Long Beach CA Press Examiner kept his blocks this season, maybe he had more)

Total regular season games: 447-until further notice

Playoff games

1960: I have all 9 games: 12.44bpg
1961: Don't have these yet, but I wouldn't be shocked if he had double-digit blocks in all 3 games
1962: 12 games: estimated 12.75bpg-until further notice
1963: missed playoffs for only time in his NBA career
1964: 12 games: estimated 10.2bpg-until further notice
1965: 10 games: estimated 10.9bpg-until further notice
1966: 5 games: Don't have these yet, but like '61, wouldn't be shocked if he had double-digit blocks in every game
1967: I have all 15 games: 11.6bpg
1968: Right now I have the 6 game NYK series: 10.3bpg(I believe he averaged less in the Boston series)
1969: 18 games: I only have a few so far, but I would estimate, until further notice, between 9.5-10bpg
1970: I have all 18 games: 7.7bpg
1971: For the 12 games, all I have now is newspaper reports, which would calculate to between 6-6.5bpg
1972: I don't have all the 15 games, but right now I would say his average was between 8.5-9bpg
1973: I don't have all the games yet, but I believe his playoff average was between 7-7.5bpg

2) As far as how many he averaged for his career, at this point I'm pretty certain he averaged between 10-10.5bpg,
maybe somewhat less in the playoffs because the pace was somewhat slower overall, except for some seasons.

Be sure & check back as often as possible, I post new stuff on here whenever I believe necessary,


Blessings...

Hello Sir,
How many games do you have for the playoffs, logged, entirely? I ask because I'm making a case for Wilt as the GOAT. His greatest skill, arguably, was blocking shots, and it wasn't even tracked during his entire career. Neither were steals or turnovers, of course.

He gets absolutely routed statistically as a result.

PS: Thank you SO much for this, and for all the amazing (very hard) work you've done here!!! It's greatly appreciated!

First of all, I'm truly blessed to provide the data to you, and everyone else who chooses to study & analyze it.
Secondly, yes, it certainly IS very hard & exhausting work, as you probably can tell already by the data I've provided.
Thirdly, I'm not so certain that Wilt gets routed entirely because his defensive stats were unofficial(as well as off & def rebounds).
Maybe in some circles it's true, and I hate to even suggest it, but I'm convinced it's lack of championship rings, candor, bluntness, etc.
Fourthly, for Wilt's playoff game blocks that I've collected from newspaper articles & the other subscriber to this site who has complete game footage, currently my game total would be:

114 games

[ty 4191]

Ok, so, over at http://www.nbastats.net/ I found a file that has unofficial blocked shot data for 408 games of Wilt's career.

Wilt averaged 14.0 blocks per game, career.

[mstat13shuh]

EXPONENTIALLY IMPORTANT UPDATE OF BIBLICAL PROPORTIONS

IN THE 1967-68 REGULAR SEASON
WILT CHAMBERLAIN AVERAGED

14.7 BLOCKS PER GAME!

14.5 per game 1st half of season
15.0 per game 2nd half of season

DOUBLE FIGURE BLOCKS IN ALL BUT 3 GAMES!

15 GAMES OF 20 BLOCKS OR MORE!

1 streak of back-to-back 20 games(maybe his last, I don't know for certain yet)

1 GAME OF AT LEAST 20 BLOCKS IN EVERY MONTH EXCEPT DECEMBER(2 games of 19)!

Highest average per team: San Diego 7 games, 18.86 blocks per game
Lowest average per team: New York 8 games, 11.75 blocks per game

By today's assist criteria & considering he thought the scorekeepers weren't counting all his assists accordingly,
he recorded a triple-double in all but 1 game!

By today's assist criteria & considering he thought the scorekeepers weren't counting all his assists accordingly,
he recorded 59 quadruple-doubles!

To place all the above in the most appropriate historical context:

In Oscar's historic 61-62 season

By today's assist criteria he recorded 55 triple-doubles

By the old assist criteria

Wilt recorded 78 official triple-doubles

[70sFan]

EXPONENTIALLY IMPORTANT UPDATE OF BIBLICAL PROPORTIONS

IN THE 1967-68 REGULAR SEASON
WILT CHAMBERLAIN AVERAGED

14.7 BLOCKS PER GAME!

14.5 per game 1st half of season
15.0 per game 2nd half of season

DOUBLE FIGURE BLOCKS IN ALL BUT 3 GAMES!

15 GAMES OF 20 BLOCKS OR MORE!

1 streak of back-to-back 20 games(maybe his last, I don't know for certain yet)

1 GAME OF AT LEAST 20 BLOCKS IN EVERY MONTH EXCEPT DECEMBER(2 games of 19)!

By today's assist criteria & considering he thought the scorekeepers weren't counting all his assists accordingly,
he recorded a triple-double in all but 1 game!

By today's assist criteria & considering he thought the scorekeepers weren't counting all his assists accordingly,
he recorded 59 quadruple-doubles!

To place all the above in the most appropriate historical context:

In Oscar's historic 61-62 season

By today's assist criteria he recorded 55 triple-doubles

By the old assist criteria

Wilt recorded 78 official triple-doubles[/color]

Source?

[mstat13shuh]

The source for this is the other subscriber on this site who shall remain nameless, but who does have access to all the data listed above.

70sFan, respectfully & lovingly, you of all people are in communication with him(at least to my understanding, anyway), so by now, you should've long ago already determined the source.

[70sFan]

The source for this is the other subscriber on this site who shall remain nameless, but who does have access to all the data listed above.

70sFan, respectfully & lovingly, you of all people are in communication with him(at least to my understanding, anyway), so by now, you should've long ago already determined the source.

I don't think anyone on this forum has the access to countless Wilt games, including whole 1967/68 season. I am in touch with probably everyone on this forum who tries to find new oldschool NBA games. I think I know the poster you're talking about, but he doesn't have the access to NBA archives.

[mstat13shuh]

The source for this is the other subscriber on this site who shall remain nameless, but who does have access to all the data listed above.

70sFan, respectfully & lovingly, you of all people are in communication with him(at least to my understanding, anyway), so by now, you should've long ago already determined the source.

I don't think anyone on this forum has the access to countless Wilt games, including whole 1967/68 season. I am in touch with probably everyone on this forum who tries to find new oldschool NBA games. I think I know the poster you're talking about, but he doesn't have the access to NBA archives.

You'd be sadly mistaken here. Check Post #261 if you still don't believe me.

[70sFan]

The source for this is the other subscriber on this site who shall remain nameless, but who does have access to all the data listed above.

70sFan, respectfully & lovingly, you of all people are in communication with him(at least to my understanding, anyway), so by now, you should've long ago already determined the source.

I don't think anyone on this forum has the access to countless Wilt games, including whole 1967/68 season. I am in touch with probably everyone on this forum who tries to find new oldschool NBA games. I think I know the poster you're talking about, but he doesn't have the access to NBA archives.

You'd be sadly mistaken here. Check Post #261 if you still don't believe me.

coastalmaker doesn't have these games.

[mstat13shuh]

I don't think anyone on this forum has the access to countless Wilt games, including whole 1967/68 season. I am in touch with probably everyone on this forum who tries to find new oldschool NBA games. I think I know the poster you're talking about, but he doesn't have the access to NBA archives.

You'd be sadly mistaken here. Check Post #261 if you still don't believe me.

coastalmaker doesn't have these games.

Like it or not, I'm NOT revealing the source. That aint my God-dang job. I'm tasked on here to inspire people, either on this forum, and/or those who happen upon this forum via their own research, such as me 1 1/2 years ago, with new data that is largely unavailable to the general public.

[mstat13shuh]

And furthermore, remember this everyone:

When the original subscriber of this chat was posting this data, none of you whatsoever questioned the source of that person's data, but when I do it, miraculously, Dr. Jekyll transforms into a bunch of Mr. Hydes, and you question my source.

The bottom line is this: I know DAMN well what da **** I'm doin, otherwise, I damn sure wouldn't be posting it.

I'm on here to post what I know to be objective facts & data, nothing else. PERIOD!