Bobby Jones Is The Beat Perimeter Defender In Sixers History! Who Is The Best Rim Defender In Sixers History?

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  11. It’s Theo

    Theo averaged 3.3 bpg over 4 seasons with Philly

    Mutombo 2.45 over 2 seasons

    Bol 2.66 over 3 seasons

    Blocks unfortunately weren’t a stat when Wilt was in Philly

  12. It has to be Wilt and his 23,924 rebounds and his would definitely be a record if they counted blocks when he played

  13. Embiid. Look you can’t just go by blocks. There’s more to interior defense than just blocks. Joel has less blocks because his defense keeps people out of the paint. Bol would get cooked in this day and age. Mutombo could have been but he barely played here and when he did he was already past his prime (although still far from cooked). Ratliff perhaps? But still Embiid just changes the entire complexion of the game with his defense in a way that Ratliff never really did.

  26. i guess im late commenting this but the amazingness of the simmons picture almost makes up for the wilt picture being from the wrong team

  29. Embiid has a very good case for this. Wilt was known to chase blocks. When healthy, embiid is one of the best rim protectors in the league every season. His block numbers aren’t high but guys just don’t attempt many shots at the rim when he’s in the game.

  37. Hear me out on this one. Iverson averaged .02 blocks per game as a sixer. Hersey Hawkins .04 per game. Therefore since Hawk was twice as good as Iverson he deserves this.

  38. Yall wilt only played for the Sixers for like 3 years. Dr J was easily the best rim protector. People forget he was more of a rim protector than Moses was

    When Dr J retired I think he was either #2 or #3 all time in blocks

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