At 7-foot-7, Manute Bol never met a hopeful scorer he couldn’t deny at the rim. As one of the tallest players in NBA history, the top-20 career blocker does what he did best in one of the singular most impressive performances of his fascinating career: park himself beneath the basket and dare scorers to challenge his domain. Barely needing to leave the floor to jump, the Washington Bullets big man goes up effortlessly strong to reject an Indiana Pacers shot. In the only triple-double of his 10-year career, Bol posted an electric stat line of 10 points, 19 rebounds and 15 blocks — the latter being tied for the second-most swats in a single game in league history — leading Washington to a 100-94 win on February 26, 1987. · Feb 26, 1987