Current Blazers on All-Time List (as of 11/30/2019)

[GrandpaBlaze]

The Blazers have had 337 players so far. Here is where our current crop stand in the all-time listings.

Showing scoring for all players, after that, just the top five.

Points:
2. Lillard - 13,401, trails Clyde Drexler @ 18,040
12. McCollum - 7,768, trails Sidney Wicks @ 8,882
44. Nurkic - 2,561, trails Ron Brewer @ 2,581
104. Collins - 831, trails Jamal Crawford @ 837
148. Hood - 478, trails Luke Babbit @ 482
173. Simons - 280, trails Alvin Williams @ 283
181. Whiteside - 251, trails Byron Irvin @ 258
202. Labissiere - 158, trails Kurt Thomas @ 160
205. Bazemore - 146, trails Craig Smith @ 156
218. Anthony - 106, trails John Crotty & Vladimir Stepania @ 108
231. Herzonja - 89, trails Voshon Lenard @ 92
236. Trent, Jr - 81, trails Marcus Brown @ 82
249. Little - 62, trails Kim Anderson @ 63
254. Tolliver - 56, trails Willie Smith & Walt Gilmore 3@ 58
311. Brown - 8, trails several @ 9
328. Hoard - 2, trails Roy Hamilton & Travis Diener @ 3

Rebounds:
19. Lillard - 2,375, trails Nic Batum @ 2,432
29. Nurkic - 1,663, trails Wayne Cooper @ 1,715
39. McCollum - 1,382, trails Jim Paxon @ 1,415
83. Collins - 557, trails Andre Miller @ 568
145. Whiteside - 211, trails Mario Elie @ 216

Assists:
3. Lillard - 3,610, trails Clyde Drexler @ 4,933
20. McCollum - 1,272, trails Scottie Pippen @ 1,348
56. Nurkic - 439, trails Mason Plumlee @ 440
123. Collins - 129, trails Chris Dudley @ 130
174. Hood - 62, trails Steve Kerr & Steve Jones @ 63

Steals:
11. Lillard - 552, trails Rasheed Wallace @ 555
23. McCollum - 373, trails Ruben Patterson @ 384
59. Nurkic - 160, trails Aaron McKie @ 162
130. Collins - 42, trails Dorell Wright & Jim Jackson @ 43
139. Hood - 37, trails three people @ 39

Blocks:
21. Nurkic - 252, trails Travis Outlaw @ 288
30. Lillard - 180, trails Marcus Camby & Tom Owens @ 195
32. McCollum - 154, trails Al-Farouq Aminu @ 170
53. Collins - 99, trails Martell Webster @ 101
94. Whiteside - 37, trails Robin Jones @ 38

Turnovers:
4. Lillard - 1,565, trails Mychal Thompson @ 1,634
17. McCollum - 751, trails Nic Batum @ 780
38. Nurkic - 413, trails Dave Twardzik @ 416
90. Collins - 141, trails Jermail O'Neal @ 143
158. Hood - 36, trails Mike Gale @ 38

Personal Fouls:
17. Lillard - 1,153, trails Joel Pryzbilla @ 1,185
27. McCollum - 921, trails Nic Batum @ 922
49. Nurkic - 570, trails Rick Adelman @ 578
91. Collins - 318, trails Gary Gregor & Kenny Anderson @ 321
173. Hood - 86, trails Gerald Henderson @ 87

3 Pointers:
1. Lillard - 1,565
2. McCollum - 874
48. Collins - 78, trails Jamal Crawford @ 80
54. Hood - 62, trails Danny Young @ 72
64. Simons - 39, trails Nik Stauskas @ 43

Free Throws:
2. Lillard - 2,976, trails Clyde Drexler @ 3,798
23. McCollum - 934, trails Larry Steele @ 969
44. Nurkic - 518, trails Isaiah Rider @ 544
119. Collins - 127, trails Charlie Davis @ 129
165. Hood - 54, trails Juwan Howard @ 55

Games Played:
8. Lillard - 567, trails Larry Steele @ 610
19. McCollum - 431, trails Lloyd Neal @ 435
75. Nurkic - 171, trails Brian Grant @ 172
95. Collins - 146, trails Corky Calhoun @ 149
190. Hood - 45, trails Ha Seung-Jin @ 46


Minutes Played:
5. Lillard - 20,573, trails Jerome Kersey @ 21,760
17. McCollum - 13,059, trails Kevin Duckworth @ 14,595
66. Nurkic - 4,646, trails Brian Grant @ 4,768
101. Collins - 2,487, trails Jeff McInnis @ 2,580
153. Hood - 1,207, trails Alaa Abdelnaby @ 1,224



All-Time NBA/ABA 3 Pointers:
27. Lillard - 1,565, trails Kevin Durant @ 1,570
41. Anthony - 1,372, trails Antoine Walker @ 1,386
147. McCollum - 874, trails Jim Jackson @ 881

All-Time NBA/ABA Points Scored;
21. Anthony - 25,657, trails Kevin Garnett @ 26,071
196. Lillard - 13,401, trails David Thompson @ 13,422

Former (or current) Blazers on the All-Time Scoring List ahead of Lillard:
194. Steve Smith - 13,430
163. Rod Strickland - 14,463
152. Maurice Lucas - 14,857
146. Shareef Abdur-Rahim - 15,028
139. Shawn Kemp - 15,347
130. Terry Porter - 15,586
123. Detlef Schrempf - 15,761
119. Kiki Vandeweghe - 15,980
116. Rasheed Wallace - 16,006
112. Andre Miller - 16,278
103. Buck Williams - 16,784
69. Zach Randolph - 18,578
64. Scottie Pippen - 18,940
63. LaMarcus Aldridge - 18,975
55. Jamal Crawford - 19,414
51. Cliff Robinson - 19,591
37. Clyde Drexler - 22,195
21. Anthony - 25,657

 

[TBpup]

Assists:
3. Lillard - 3,610, trails Clyde Drexler @ 4,933

This may be the most surprising stat. That in 8+ season as a PG, that Dame is that far behind a SG in Drexler. Granted, Clyde was here for 11 1/2 seasons, but if you divide those out, Dame is barely ahead of Clyde on a per season basis. Clyde was special.

 

[TorturedBlazerFan]

Assists:
3. Lillard - 3,610, trails Clyde Drexler @ 4,933

This may be the most surprising stat. That in 8+ season as a PG, that Dame is that far behind a SG in Drexler. Granted, Clyde was here for 11 1/2 seasons, but if you divide those out, Dame is barely ahead of Clyde on a per season basis. Clyde was special.

Its also a different NBA, Clyde was great, Dames great too. Just different players.

 

[Voodoo]

In before someone blames Stotts for Dame not getting more assists.

 

[Voodoo]

Assists:
3. Lillard - 3,610, trails Clyde Drexler @ 4,933

This may be the most surprising stat. That in 8+ season as a PG, that Dame is that far behind a SG in Drexler. Granted, Clyde was here for 11 1/2 seasons, but if you divide those out, Dame is barely ahead of Clyde on a per season basis. Clyde was special.

This is because of our offense schemes, it’s Stotts fault. If Adelman were coaching this version of the Blazers he’d get more assists.

 

[Voodoo]

I gotta say I had no idea melo was 21st in all time scoring for the entire nba, and that’s with a year off to boot!

 

[GrandpaBlaze]

I gotta say I had no idea melo was 21st in all time scoring for the entire nba, and that’s with a year off to boot!

I believe he is 18th all time on the NBA-only standings. 21st on the NBA/ABA standings (i.e., people like Julius Erving, etc. had a lot of their points in the ABA).

Gramps...

 

[handiman]

Assists:
3. Lillard - 3,610, trails Clyde Drexler @ 4,933

This may be the most surprising stat. That in 8+ season as a PG, that Dame is that far behind a SG in Drexler. Granted, Clyde was here for 11 1/2 seasons, but if you divide those out, Dame is barely ahead of Clyde on a per season basis. Clyde was special.

I'd be curious to see what percentage of that is fast break offense for both. Clyde lived in the open court, setting up or finishing. Lillard, not so much.

 

[42N8Bounce]

Of 'the big 5' career stats categories (pts, rbs, ast, stl, blk), only 2 Blazers are in the top 10 in all 5 categories:
- C Drexler (1 pts, 2 rbs, 2 ast, 1 stl, 7 blk)
- J Kersey (6 pts, 3 rbs, 9 ast, 3 stl, 6 blk)

Only 3 Blazers are in the top 10 in 4 of the big 5 categories:
- C Robinson (5 pts, 10 rbs, 6 stl, 2 blk)
- M Thompson (9 pts, 4 rbs, 8 ast, 1 blk)
- R Wallace (10 pts, 7 rbs, 10 stl, 3 blk) - only until Lillard gets 3 more steals

Only 3 Blazers are in the top 10 in 3 of the big 5 categories:
- L Aldridge (3 pts, 1 rbs, 4 blk)
- T Porter (4 pts, 1 ast, 2 stl)
- J Paxson (7 pts, 7 ast, 4 stl)

With 3 more steals, Lillard (2 pts, 3 ast, 11 stl) will move into that category of being top 10 in 3 of the big 5 categories.

I'm a Dame fan.

 

[TBpup]

Wonder what the rankings are for Playoff games?