Who are your top 10 rebounders in NBA History?

[1987_Lakers]

My list in no order.

Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
Moses Malone
Bill Walton (healthy)
Kevin Garnett
Dennis Rodman
Charles Barkley
Ben Wallace
Dwight Howard
Kevin Love

This is the list off the top of my head. If I had to pick a player for #1 it would probably be Rodman. I think a healthy Bill Walton is an extremely underrated rebounder, he was probably the best defensive rebounder ever from the center position when he was healthy. You can argue Moses Malone is the best offensive rebounder this league has seen.

[kNicKz]

I loved how rodman would tap a rebound out of a 7 footers hands and keep jumping at it until he got it lol

[AngelEyes]

Chamberlain is probably the best. After him it would be Rodman, Russell and Moses.

[9erempiree]

My list in no order.

Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
Moses Malone
Bill Walton (healthy)
Moses Malone
Dennis Rodman
Charles Barkley
Ben Wallace
Dwight Howard
Kevin Love

This is the list off the top of my head. If I had to pick a player for #1 it would probably be Rodman. I think a healthy Bill Walton is an extremely underrated rebounder, he was probably the best defensive rebounder ever from the center position when he was healthy. You can argue Moses Malone is the best offensive rebounder this league has seen.

It depends if you mean greatest rebounder or era-specific rebounders.....Some of those on your list are era-specific players that may be dropped for future players.

The ones in bold are the players that I believe are Era-Specific players:

Bill Russell - only successful in his era. Wasn't built very tough but a very good leader.

Wilt Chamberlain
Moses Malone
Bill Walton- would not make a team today or at least the last 20 years of NBA history.

Moses Malone
Dennis Rodman- era-specific especially when a 6 feet 7 inch guy leads the league in rebounds.

Charles Barkley- era-specific as well, no way a 6 feet 4 player leads the league in rebounds in the future. Tells you about the competition.

Ben Wallace
Dwight Howard
Kevin Love

[Legends66NBA7]

Bob Pettit
Dave Cowens
Nate Thurmond
Jerry Lucas
Elvin Hayes

Those also came to my head that went unnamed in the OP.

[guy]

My list in no order.

Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
Moses Malone
Bill Walton (healthy)
Moses Malone
Dennis Rodman
Charles Barkley
Ben Wallace
Dwight Howard
Kevin Love

This is the list off the top of my head. If I had to pick a player for #1 it would probably be Rodman. I think a healthy Bill Walton is an extremely underrated rebounder, he was probably the best defensive rebounder ever from the center position when he was healthy. You can argue Moses Malone is the best offensive rebounder this league has seen.

Might take Hakeem, Robinson, Shaq, Duncan, or KG over some of them.

[9erempiree]

Bob Pettit
Nate Thurmond
Jerry Lucas
Elvin Hayes

Those also came to my head that went unnamed in the OP.

The ones bolded are era-specific players/rebounders, in my opinion. They good for the era played in.

The rest are good rebounders.

[Legends66NBA7]

Wow, I can't believe I forgot about Wes Unseld.

Even along side Elvin Hayes for some seasons, still averaged a damn good amount of rebounds per game.

[ReturnofJPR]

#1 is Dennis Rodman

[no pun intended]

Reggie Evans. lol.

[Graviton]

Reggie Evans. lol.

Seriously, this guy can get 20 rebounds in 20 minutes.

[MetsPackers]

The ones bolded are era-specific players/rebounders, in my opinion. They good for the era played in.

The rest are good rebounders.

You would be a top f@ggot in any era

[Round Mound]

The ones bolded are era-specific players/rebounders, in my opinion. They good for the era played in.

The rest are good rebounders.

[Poetry]

Charles Barkley- era-specific as well, no way a 6 feet 4 player leads the league in rebounds in the future. Tells you about the competition

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAKG-kbKeIo

[Pointguard]

No order.

Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
Moses Malone
Jerry Lucas
Moses Malone
Dennis Rodman
Charles Barkley
Ben Wallace
Dwight Howard
Kevin Garnett