Most Blocks In Each NBA Regular Season From 2015-2025 :

  1. Hassan Whiteside — 269 (2015-16)

  2. Victor Wembanyama — 254 (2023-24)

  3. Rudy Gobert — 214 (2016-17)

  4. Myles Turner — 199 (2018-19)

  5. Hassan Whiteside — 196 (2019-20)

  6. Brook Lopez — 193 (2022-23)

  7. Anthony Davis — 193 (2017-18)

  8. Rudy Gobert — 190 (2020-21)

  9. Jaren Jackson Jr. — 177 (2021-22)

  10. Victor Wembanyama — 176 (2024-25)

13 comments

  1. He blocked a ton of shots but he often hunted for them at the cost of great positioning on defense. There is a reason why 16-17 Whiteside was considered a better defender while averaging nearly 1/2 the number of blocks

  3. He was great at blocking shots but objectively horrible defensively because of it. There’s no excuses to not defend properly because someone might come down the lane and give you an opportunity for a block lol.

  4. He was really at his best that first year after he signed the big deal. Was so steady on both ends but flopped big time after that. Doesn’t get enough credit for that 30-11 turnaround.

    Shout out to 7/11 though 🥲

  7. Someone didn’t watch Whiteside play, empty stat magician who was terrible on D and sold out for blocks and gave up easy buckets at the basket. On a switch he was barbecue chicken

  9. Ever wonder why Rudy Gobert is still in the league and not Whiteside.

    One could guard in a pick and roll and the other was constantly getting abused.

    Even after being Rudy’s backup with the Jazz, Whitside was still bad.

    The other thing too about Whiteside is he couldn’t set a good screen to save his life.

  10. why not bring him back for some games.. we are going to be mid anyway winning 39-42 games.. might as well add him from bench..

  11. His biggest crime was being a big man playing for a coach that wanted small ball. It is Ware’s biggest crime too tbh.

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