Incredibly enormous athletes


[post_page_title]Mark Eaton[/post_page_title]
Height does have its advantages, especially when you’re playing basketball and can tower over your opponents at a whopping 7’4”. Mark is one of the tallest NBA players in history who made his career playing as one of the defensive centers for the Utah Jazz.

Mark Eaton

It should be no surprise he was so good at protecting the hoop – Mark is less than 3 feet smaller than the backboard. During his heyday the legend was blocking an average of 3.4 balls a game.

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