Top 5 all-time New Orleans Pelicans block leaders

The Charlotte Hornets moved to New Orleans, and in time rebranded as the Pelicans. Meanwhile, Charlotte got a new expansion team, the Bobcats. Eventually, they rebranded as the Hornets. When this happened, the NBA gave the Hornets’ franchise history back to that team, and the Pelicans became considered, historically, a 2002 expansion team. Thus, the career block leaders for the Pelicans come from the last couple of decades. 
Anthony Davis is the Pelicans’ leader in career blocks — spending seven years with the team. Davis had his best defensive seasons with the Pelicans, averaging a career-high 2.9 blocks in his third season. Davis averaged at least two blocks a game in six seasons with the team. 
While David West wasn’t known to be a shot blocker, he landed second on the Pelicans block leaders. The most he averaged was 1.3 blocks in the 2007-08 season, which coincided with one of his two all-star seasons.  
Okafor was the first pick in Charlotte Bobcats history, where he won Rookie of the Year. His best defensive season was his third year, where he averaged 2.6 blocks per game. He moved to New Orleans with the team where he played for three seasons. 
Although Chandler spent only three seasons with the Pelicans, Tyson Chandler cracked the top-5 of the shot block leaders. He averaged 1.8 blocks in the 2006-07 season.
Despite being a 6’4” guard, Jrue Holiday cracked the top-5 of this list. Holiday is known to be one of the league’s best defenders — making six All-Defense teams. Holiday had three straight seasons where he averaged 0.8 blocks with the Pelicans.