The quadruple double is one of the most difficult stat lines to accomplish in all of sports. They’re so rare that the NBA hasn’t seen one in nearly 30 years. It’s difficult enough for a star player to reach double digits in three of the major stat categories. But four? The feat has only been accomplished on four occasions in the history of the Association.
But for the first time in a long time, there appears to be a player who might be able to join that exclusive pantheon of players: Spurs center Victor Wembanyama.
Going off of history, the quadruple double is easiest accomplished by registering double digits in points, assists, rebounds and blocks—so a shot-blocking center is most likely to hit the mark. Not only does this center need to be a blocking machine, but he needs to be a skilled passer.
