このビデオでは、過去最高の 1 試合あたりのリバウンドを記録した上位 50 人の NBA プレーヤーを紹介しています。 このリストには、最低 400 ゲームのプレイヤーが含まれます。 50 人のリストは次のとおりです: ウィルト・チェンバレン、ビル・ラッセル、ボブ・ペティット、ジェリー・ルーカス、ネイト・サーモンド、ウェス・アンセルド、アンドレ・ドラモンド、ウォルト・ベラミー、エルジン・ベイラー、デニス・ロッドマン、ウィリス・リード、ガス・ジョンソン、エルヴィン・ヘイズ、ドワイト・ハワード, モーゼス・マローン, ドルフ・シェイズ, ビル・ブリッジス, ハリー・ギャラティン, ハッサン・ホワイトサイド, チャールズ・バークリー, ニール・ジョンストン, ウォルター・デュークス, カリーム・アブドゥル・ジャバー, レッド・カー, ケヴィン・ラブ, ハキーム・オラジュワン, デイブ・デバッシャー, ルディ・ゴベール, シャキール・オニール, DeMarcus Cousins、Tim Duncan、Swen Nater、DeAndre Jordan、David Robinson、Elmore Smith、Bill Walton、Ray Scott、Zelmo Beaty、Anthony Davis、Happy Hairston、Dikembe Mutombo、Clyde Lee、Nikola Vucevic、Billy Cunningham、Karl Malone、Bob Lanier 、アーティス・ギルモア、ケビン・ガーネット、ラリー・バード
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Still the goat rebounder is Dennis rodman the worm
Wilt's numbers are eye-popping because he's 7'1" with a 45-inch vertical in an era of superfast pace and no 3-second violation, but Elgin Baylor's stats are eye-popping too. Never knew he rebounded that hard as a guard.
Russell and Chamberlain averaged in rebounds what most legends and Hall Of Famers that are known more for their scoring averaged. That’s crazy.
Lets put numbers into perspective, Wilt Chamberlain Best Rebounding season was the 1960-1961 with 27.1 rebounds per game, that season league average rebounds per team and game were 73.3, thus means Wilt took on average 18.48% of the boards each game. Dennis Rodman Best Rebounding season was the 1991-1992 with 18.7 rebounds per game, that season league average rebounds per team and game were 43.7, thus means Dennis took on average 21.40% of the boards each game. So from my perspective Dennis Rodman was a better rebounder than Wilt Chamberlain because on average he took more % of the boards available on his games.
Drummond is the best rebounder of the century
But it is kinda close between him and Dwight
Wilt has the record of 55 rebounds in a single game. He was playing against Bill Russell that night 💀
Idc what anyone says Dennis Rodman is the greatest rebounder ever
Soon, you will have to add Karl Anthony Towns & Joel Embiid to this list
Elgin Baylor – more than 13rpg @ 6'5
Sir Charles averaged more boards than Shaq! Classic 👍
Wilt the king of rookie mode video game numbers
This should count count from 90's cos players from previous time couldnt shoot from distance,was unskilled like todays so Rebounders had easier job.
Moses Malone not even top 10.
People that say Rodman is the greatest rebounder should not be taken seriously.
Wilt's team run that rebound play very well
Shaq, 10.8 rpg , Most Dominant Ever Bull💩
Damn Larry Bird – made the top 50 all time in rebounds, assists, and points per game! Pretty strong stat to say the least.
Anybody else do that that I missed?
One of the best lines in sports history delivered by Moses Malone after he broke the NBA mark for offensive rebounds in a season: “I want to thank my teammates who made it possible to set this record.”
Elgin Baylor at 6 '5 13 broads!!! And he was top 100 fie NBA final points. Bad Man!!!!!!!!!!
K.Love is registered 6'8" means LBJ is 6'7"😁
you know, for being so 'dominant', why Shaq only avg 10.9 rpg for his career? highest avg for a season was 13.9, and that was his rookie year. He talked about Rudy Gobert, but he avgs more rpg than he did? Kevin Love avg more than Shaq, and Love avgd 15 rpg one year, 14 in another.
Wow that escalated quickly. Wilt and Russell are levels beyond anyone else.
Bob Pettit not only with the third-highest career rebound average, but he's 8th all time in scoring average, became the first player in NBA history with 20,000 career points (now 44th all time), and was on one of two teams to interrupt the Celtics run of 13 straight championships.
We all knew who was gonna he 1 and 2
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Mikan is not here?? wow
WTF Vucevic can grab rebounds ???
Wilt played in the golden age of centers. Avg center height was 6’ 10’ and many were Hall of Famers. 55 rebounds against Bill Russell in one game.
Howard Superman
Wilt real GOAT 🐐
Barkley almost 12 boards a game at 6'6
Anyone saying Wilt's era was full of short people is a casual. The average height was actually the same as it is now since they didn't measure with shoes on back then. The average height of a center was the same.
Also, the only reason Rodman's % is higher when he's on the floor is because he averaged less minutes, meaning he wouldn't have been as fatigued as Wilt in the end of games, who averaged 46 minutes a game over his career. Wilt's rebounds per minute is much higher than Rodman's if you thought Wilt's minutes are boosting his raw count unfairly. Also, it neglects the fact that Wilt had to get boards against a massive center almost every night because of the fact that there were less teams in the NBA back then. Rodman could boost his board numbers against the weaker teams in the expansion era.
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Theres so many rebounds was gettin in the old schhol era.. that bcoz theres so many missed shots too… Hehe
I am a Dennis Rodman fan, and if you put stats into context, he may be the GOAT rebounder on paper. But…. if he played man to man on an actual BB court do you really think he would outrebound Wilt Chamberlain? C'mon man
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