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robertshaw_1
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NBA Career Rebound Leaders
1 Wilt Chamberlain
23,924
2 Bill Russell Boston
21,620
3 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
17,440
4 Elvin Hayes
16,279
5 Moses Malone
16,212
6 Karl Malone
14,967
7 Robert Parish
14,715
8 Nate Thurmond
14,464
9 Walt Bellamy
14,241
10 Wes Unseld
13,769
11 Hakeem Olajuwon
13,747
12 Buck Williams
13,018
13 Jerry Lucas
12,942
14 Bob Pettit
12,849
15 Charles Barkley
12,546
16 Paul Silas
12,357
17 Dikembe Mutombo
12,326
18 Charles Oakley
12,205
19 Dennis Rodman
11,954
20 Shaquille O'Neal
11,933
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Re: NBA Career Rebound Leaders
aye, Rodman really best ever!
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: NBA Career Rebound Leaders
Your posts are quickly becoming tiresome.
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Re: NBA Career Rebound Leaders
Thanks for posting all of this. I couldn't have looked it up myself. If only somebody would make a reference for basketball...
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Biyombo Smash!!
Re: NBA Career Rebound Leaders
Originally Posted by che guevara
Thanks for posting all of this. I couldn't have looked it up myself. If only somebody would make a reference for basketball...
har har
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National High School Star
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Death Before Dishonor
Re: NBA Career Rebound Leaders
Moses Malone is the greatest rebounder
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NBA lottery pick
Re: NBA Career Rebound Leaders
Originally Posted by Bigsmoke
Moses Malone is the greatest rebounder
No way! He missed easy shots on purpose just to get more offensive rebounds
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7-time NBA All-Star
Re: NBA Career Rebound Leaders
Originally Posted by PistonsFan#21
No way! He missed easy shots on purpose just to get more offensive rebounds
But he still had to rebound those shots. Those shots that you refer to, were not easy shots. He purposely take tough shots, follow his own shot, which would lead to easy buckets.
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Shoot it Boobie !!!
Re: NBA Career Rebound Leaders
Career rebound percentage :
1. Dennis Rodman : 23.44%
2. Swen Nater : 21.39%
3. Dwight Howard : 20.51%
4. Moses Malone : 19.76%
5. Larry Smith : 19.30%
6. Mel Daniels : 19.26%
7. Ben Wallace : 19.12%
8. Dikembe Mutombo : 19.10%
9. Chris Dudley : 18.76%
10. Tim Duncan : 18.44%
Best season rebound percentage :
1. Dennis Rodman : 29.73% (1994-95)
2. Dennis Rodman : 26.56% (1995-96)
3. Dennis Rodman : 26.19% (1991-92)
4. Dennis Rodman : 25.99% (1992-93)
5. Dennis Rodman : 25.74% (1993-94)
6. Dennis Rodman : 25.61% (1996-97)
7. Dennis Rodman : 24.08% (1997-98)
8. Jayson Williams : 23.78% (1995-96)
9. Danny Fortson : 23.70% (1998-99)
10. Swen Nater : 23.48 % (1974-75 )
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NBA Superstar
Re: NBA Career Rebound Leaders
Originally Posted by Dasher
But he still had to rebound those shots. Those shots that you refer to, were not easy shots. He purposely take tough shots, follow his own shot, which would lead to easy buckets.
malone did have a reputation for padding his rebounding stats. and rodman is the greatest rebounder ever.
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Hardwood Hero
Re: NBA Career Rebound Leaders
What makes Rodman the best isn't his totals, but his rebounding rate. That is, the ratio of available rebounds to the rebounds he gets. During his peak, he was rebounding at a GOAT rate, even higher than Russell.
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NBA Superstar
Re: NBA Career Rebound Leaders
Originally Posted by Showtime
What makes Rodman the best isn't his totals, but his rebounding rate. That is, the ratio of available rebounds to the rebounds he gets. During his peak, he was rebounding at a GOAT rate, even higher than Russell.
not to mention he was 6'8 rebounding against 7"0 centers and great centers too. not scrubs
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Re: NBA Career Rebound Leaders
Originally Posted by Mikaiel
Career rebound percentage :
1. Dennis Rodman : 23.44%
2. Swen Nater : 21.39%
3. Dwight Howard : 20.51%
4. Moses Malone : 19.76%
5. Larry Smith : 19.30%
6. Mel Daniels : 19.26%
7. Ben Wallace : 19.12%
8. Dikembe Mutombo : 19.10%
9. Chris Dudley : 18.76%
10. Tim Duncan : 18.44%
Best season rebound percentage :
1. Dennis Rodman : 29.73% (1994-95)
2. Dennis Rodman : 26.56% (1995-96)
3. Dennis Rodman : 26.19% (1991-92)
4. Dennis Rodman : 25.99% (1992-93)
5. Dennis Rodman : 25.74% (1993-94)
6. Dennis Rodman : 25.61% (1996-97)
7. Dennis Rodman : 24.08% (1997-98)
8. Jayson Williams : 23.78% (1995-96)
9. Danny Fortson : 23.70% (1998-99)
10. Swen Nater : 23.48 % (1974-75 )
Owned.
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Re: NBA Career Rebound Leaders
Originally Posted by PistonsFan#21
No way! He missed easy shots on purpose just to get more offensive rebounds
That's not exactly right. What Moses would do is miss fairly difficult shots to give himself better position for better shots. Using rebounding percentage isn't quite accurate considering that he can only reasonably go back so far. Also, if you're going to accuse Moses of padding his rebounding numbers then you can just as easily put that claim on Rodman as well. There's a story that Sean Elliot likes to tell about the '95 WCF where Rodman refused to go outside and guard Horry because he wanted to grab as many rebounds as possible.
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