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The 'Active NBA double-double leaders' quiz

Created on March 20, 2026 | Total tries: 58 | Average Score: 33.0 out of 57 (58%) | Quiz FAQ

For the first time since 2018-19, the San Antonio Spurs are playoff-bound.

It took a fourth-quarter rally and game-winning bucket from superstar Victor Wembanyama, but San Antonio beat Phoenix 101-100 and clinched a spot in the Western Conference Playoffs for the first time of the post-Gregg Popovich Era.

"It was hard to take in all the stimulus around me, I had the fans looking at me, I had this guy spilled wine on me," Wemby said after the win.

"I make the shot, sprint back on defense and kind of hit a guy. I got wine on my shorts... it was a lot going on."

While the 22 year old Frenchman isn’t in the MVP race this season, he’s been phenomenal for the Spurs in his third season. He scored 34 points, hauled in 12 rebounds and recorded four stops (three steals and a block) in the win over Phoenix, and is averaging 24.3 points, 11.9 rebounds and an NBA-best 3.0 blocks-per-game.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. The double-double performance was the 106th of Wembanyama’s career in just 172 games. With that being said, can you name every active NBA player with at least 100 double-doubles?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: # of Double-Doubles / Current Team / Jersey # | Instructions: Player must have been on an NBA roster in 2025-26 to be considered for this quiz. Free agents are listed with their most recent team. | Created on March 20, 2026 | Total tries: 58 | Average Score: 33.0 out of 57 (58%) | Quiz FAQ

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617 / LAL / #23

582 / BOS / #4

549 / DEN / #15

539 / SAC / #18

504 / MIN / #27

499 / PHI / #5

483 / WAS / #23

481 / MIL / #34

470 / UTAH / #42

470 / NYK / #32

406 / CLE / #1

406 / SAC / #11

386 / DEN / #17

331 / NO / #9

306 / HOU / #30

303 / PHI / #21

300 / MIN / #30

277 / GSW / #20

272 / LAL / #77

265 / HOU / #7

259 / WAS / #3

255 / MIA / #13

247 / CLE / #31

233 / LAL / #5

202 / UTAH / #30

194 / IND / #40

171 / PHI / #7

170 / GSW / #30

161 / POR / #5

161 / GSW / #23

160 / HOU / #12

155 / MIL / #9

154 / POR / #0

151 / LAC / #11

149 / BOS / #0

148 / LAC / #20

140 / DET / #0

139 / HOU / #28

137 / IND / #0

134 / GSW / #7

132 / IND / #43

127 / PHI / #8

127 / CLE / #4

123 / MIL / #3

120 / ORL / #34

119 / NYK / #3

119 / TOR / #19

116 / DET / #12

115 / DEN / #32

114 / SA / #45

109 / GSW / #10

109 / CHI / #3

106 / MEM / #67

106 / LAC / #2

106 / SA / #1

104 / TOR / #4

102 / NO / #5

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on X @tommyfradenburg.

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