Ranking the top 5 point guards with the most blocks in NBA history

#3 Magic Johnson

Los Angeles Lakers hall of fame point guard Magic Johnson was a force defensively as well.

While Hall of Fame point guard Magic Johnson was known for his electric playmaking ability during his career with the Los Angeles Lakers, he was also an imposing presence on the defensive side of the ball. Magic will always be remembered for being the driving force behind the "Showtime" Lakers as he wowed fans with his creativity as a passer and scoring threat. But he was also the first wave of point guards to have a sizeable advantage against the competition. The 6'9" floor general was a shot-blocking weapon at his position, as he went on to have 361 career blocks over the span of 13-years in the NBA. While he was known for being an elite point guard, Magic was also someone that could stand out with his versatility on the defensive side of the floor. Johnson missed four seasons as well, which means he could have been much higher on this list.

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#2 Jason Kidd

Jason Kidd was also a strong defensive presence at the point guard position

One of the most versatile point guards the game of basketball has ever seen, Jason Kidd was an incredibly underrated defender during his career in the NBA. Kidd was always known for his ability on the offensive side of the ball. Fans were in awe of his creativity in transition as he was one of the most exciting and gifted playmakers during his prime. But what is often forgotten is how relentless Kidd was on the defensive side of the ball. Jason Kidd was a pest, racking up a high number of steals and blocks over the span of 19-years in the NBA. He would finish up with 425 career blocks, an impressive number for the point guard position.

#1 John Wall

Can John Wall continue to add to his lead for all-time blocks?

Ever since Houston Rockets point guard John Wall entered the league, he was known for his athleticism and competitiveness on both sides of the ball. Although Wall has played fewer years than anyone on this list, he still finds himself the leader of all-time blocks from point guards. Wall made his presence felt like a rising star with the Washington Wizards. While he was known for his ability as a playmaker, Wall continued to pile up the stats on the defensive side of the ball. Wall recently passed Jason Kidd for the lead in all-time blocks, and currently sits with 427 blocks to count. Although Wall put up some big numbers when it comes to steals per game, he managed to average 1.1 blocks per game during the 2017-18 season with the Wizards. Wall is currently working his way back to get himself ready to play for the Houston Rockets and it will be interesting to see if he can continue to add to that impressive lead on the leaderboard of all-time rejections.