Wade passes Jordan for most postseason blocks by a guard
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Miami Heat All-Star guard Dwyane Wade had four blocks through the first five games of his team's series with the Charlotte Hornets.
His sixth in Game 6 on Friday night tied him with Hornets owner and NBA legend Michael Jordan - who was in attendance at Time Warner Cable Arena - for the 30th-most rejections by a guard in NBA postseason history at 158. He added two more in the second half, pushing past "His Airness" (and John Salley) into the No. 29 spot.
NBA All-Time Playoff Blocks List
Rank | Player | Blocks |
---|---|---|
24 | Jermaine O'Neal | 167 |
T-25 | Vlade Divac | 165 |
T-25 | Greg Ostertag | 165 |
T-25 | Darryl Dawkins | 165 |
28 | LeBron James | 162 |
29 | Dwyane Wade | 160 |
30 | John Salley | 159 |
31 | Michael Jordan | 158 |
(Courtesy: Basketball-Reference.com)
Here's the emphatic rejection that pulled Wade even with Jordan:
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