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The 'NBA blocks-per-game season leaders since 2000-01' quiz

Created on May 14, 2025 | Total tries: 316 | Average Score: 18.2 out of 25 (73%) | Quiz FAQ

With a 114-105 victory over the Cavaliers in Cleveland, the Indiana Pacers became the first team to punch their ticket into the 2025 NBA conference finals.

Tyrese Haliburton will deservedly get his flowers for helping lead Indiana to their second-straight Eastern Conference Finals, Myles Turner’s contributions shouldn’t be overlooked. Turner was all over the place for the Pacers in their 4-1 second round series win over the East’s top-seed, doing everything from blocking shots and dunking on opponents to drilling three-point daggers over the course of the series.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. Turner has been a solid player for the Pacers since being drafted in 2015, averaging 14.1 points, 6.8 rebounds and 2.0 blocks-per-game in his career. With that being said, how many of the players to lead the NBA in blocks-per-game since 2000-01 can you name in five minutes?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Year / Team / Jersey # / BPG | Created on May 14, 2025 | Total tries: 316 | Average Score: 18.2 out of 25 (73%) | Quiz FAQ

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2024-25 / SA / #1 / 3.83

2023-24 / SA / #1 / 3.58

2022-23 / MEM / #13 / 3.00

2021-22 / MEM / #13 / 2.27

2020-21 / IND / #33 / 3.38

2019-20 / POR / #21 / 2.93

2018-19 / IND / #33 / 2.69

2017-18 / NO / #23 / 2.57

2016-17 / UTAH / #27 / 2.64

2015-16 / MIA / #21 / 3.68

2014-15 / NO / #23 / 2.94

2013-14 / NO / #23 / 2.82

2012-13 / OKC / #9 / 3.02

2011-12 / OKC / #9 / 3.65

2010-11 / MIL / #6 / 2.58

2009-10 / ORL / #12 / 2.78

2008-09 / ORL / #12 / 2.92

2007-08 / DEN / #23 / 3.61

2006-07 / DEN / #23 / 3.30

2005-06 / DEN / #23 / 3.29

2004-05 / UTAH / #47 / 3.32

2003-04 / ATL, POR / #42 / 3.61

2002-03 / ATL / #42 / 3.23

2001-02 / DET / #3 / 3.48

2000-01 / PHI / #42 / 3.74

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