Who in NBA history has covered 4 flirts in a row

Manuit Pol, who is 2.31 meters tall.

The longest consecutive block streak in NBA history, four blocks, was created by Manute Ball, who is a good blocker.

Manute Bol, a Sudanese player, is 7 feet 6 inches tall, about 230 centimeters in the metric system, and weighs only 200 pounds.

Manute Ball has a total of 2,086 blocks in his career, which ranks 15th in NBA history.

Manute Pol is the son of a tribal leader of the Dinka people in southern Sudan, who is a meter tall, entered the NBA at the age of 18 and later played for 11 years with the NBA bullets (now the Wizards, Warriors and Heat) and other four teams, averaging blocks per game, second only to Mark Eaton of the former Jazz, Eaton was named the NBA's best defensive player in 1985 and 1989.

Bol didn't have much to do in the professional arena. Due to his late exposure to the basketball system, Bol had no basic basketball skills at all, and his physical coordination was quite acceptable. The only reason he received attention was the capping effect of his height and altitude.

Bol played 10 seasons in the NBA, and his points and rebounds belonged to the grassroots within the grassroots, but he was in the top 10 of the NBA blocking list for as many as eight seasons, including two seasons in which he ranked first in the league.

The block highlights, which should be the last Manute Bol block, four in a row, I can't see exactly which game it is, the color of the jersey looks like it was during the Wizards period, and the opponent who blocked it looks like the Spurs.

Wrong, wrong, wrong! It's Uncle Mu! When he played for the Hawks that year, he covered 6 consecutive opponents in one game.

I don't remember who the quadruple cover is. The footage was all black and white.

Former Spurs player David Robinson has 4 consecutive blocks.

Sudanese Bol is the tallest player in NBA history at 2.31 meters tall (Muresan is the same height as him). In his rookie season, he averaged 4,96 blocks per game, setting an NBA single-season record. But because he was too a

It should be Uncle Mu. Standard finger shake

Top 5 all-time blocks:

1. Hakim Olajuwon, 3830.

2. Dekenbey-Mutombo, 3,284.

3. Kareem Jabbar, 3189.

4. Mark Eaton, 3064.

5. David Robinson, 2954.

Top 5 all-time blocks:

The first place, Hakim Olajuwon, 3,840.

In second place, Dekenbey Mutombo, 3,264.

In third place, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, 3,189.

Fourth, Mark Eaton, 3,064.

Fifth, David Robinson, 2,954.

Big Dream - Olajuwon, who became the player with the most blocks in NBA history with 3,830 blocks.

Olajuwon, the second is Uncle Mu.

The most bull cap I've ever seen. That was in our school. My classmate went to the basket, and another classmate took a 1.5-meter-long stick, and the classmate who got down the stick and went to the basket flew out two meters.

The ball flew off the 4-metre high wall of our school. A layup becomes a brain**. Ay.

That's the cap.

Elmore. Smith Blocks per game; 17 It's a good thing.