There is someone in the NBA who scored zero points, but 30 rebounds

Quite a high level of attainment in rebounding, with similar stats is Dennis Rodman. On December 1, 1993, Rodman played for the San Antonio Spurs, the Spurs defeated the Charlotte Hornets 92-88, Rodman missed 1 shot and scored 0 points, but had 28 rebounds and three assists.

In Rodman's record, there were several 30+ rebounds, but most of the points were in single digits.

Dennis Rodman (Dennis Rodman), born on May 13, 1961 in Trenton, New Jersey, USA, is an American professional basketball player who plays as a power forward, nicknamed "Big Bug".

Rodman was drafted by the Pistons with the 27th pick in the second round of the 1986 draft, and was traded to the Chicago Bulls in the 1995-96 season, where he formed the "Iron Triangle" with Michael Jordan and Scott Pippen, and finished with a 72-10 record in the regular season that season. From the beginning of the 1995-96 season to the 1997-98 season, he won the NBA championship for three consecutive years and established the Bulls dynasty. He announced his retirement after playing 12 games for the Mavericks in the 1999-00 season.

Rodman was named to the All-Defensive Team seven times in his career and won a total of five NBA championships. From 1992-98, he won the title of rebounding king for seven consecutive years. He grabbed a total of 11,954 rebounds in his career and was known as the most rebounding power forward.

He was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 2011.

Is there such a player, the most outrageous should be Nowitzki's 2003 game against the Spurs, it seems to be played in December, maybe the winter in the United States is also very cold, that game he played 26 minutes, did not shoot a shot, did not make a free throw, scored 0 points, but had 16 rebounds, 12 assists of the double-double data, nothing and two steals, the most hanging is that time. But the rebounds are not to 30, unless it is 26 rebounds + 12 assists + 2 steals and 30 statistics, so it may be right!

Generally, rebounders will make up a blue, so zero points are rare.

With zero points and a dozen rebounds, the Heat's center Anthony last season.

I don't think so, I haven't heard of it.

Although the Spurs legend Duncan and the Lakers legend O'Neal, both of them are the top interior stars in the history of the league, and the two have also received many legendary statistics in their careers. But throughout O'Neal and Duncan's entire playing careers, neither of them has ever scored 30 points and 30 rebounds in an NBA game. It can also be seen from this that the data of 30 points + 30 rebounds is indeed very incredible, the number one forward in NBA history and the top 3 center stars in league history, they are all NBA single-game data without 30 points and 30 boards in their careers.

In today's NBA league, among the more than 400 active NBA players, there are only two players with this personal data, they are Cavaliers star Love and Lakers player Howard, and both of them have only scored 30 points and 30 boards in a single game once. The first is the All-Star power forward who plays for the Cavaliers, Lefou, who once scored 31 points and 31 rebounds in an NBA regular season home game in his original Timberwolves career.

As for Howard, who is currently on the Lakers, his 30 points and 30 rebounds did not come from his prime. During the Magic team that year, although Howard maintained an average of 22+14 in the regular season data per game, Howard did not get 30+30 in a single game at that time. However, unexpectedly, when he joined the Hornets in the middle and late stages of his career, Howard actually scored 32 points and 30 rebounds in a single game, achieving a historical game statistic.

Except for the two active players, Love and Howard, other active NBA players have not been able to touch this data.

However, compared with the former NBA superstar Chamberlain, the number of career times of Love and Howard is not worth mentioning at all. Perhaps many NBA fans did not think about how terrifying Chamberlain's 30 points and 30 rebounds were. The Lakers' championship star combined for 124 NBA games with 30 points and 30 rebounds.

The 30 points and 30 rebounds of other stars in the history of the league combined did not reach 24 times in the end, which is not even a fraction of the number of times in Chamberlain's NBA career!

Players such as Chamberlain, Howard, Love, George McCann, etc. Love had 31 points and 31 rebounds against the Knicks on Nov. 12, 2010. George McCann had 61 points and 36 rebounds on January 20, 1952, and on March 4 of the same year, he added 41 points and 36 rebounds.

Howard had 32 points and 30 rebounds per game. Chamberlain had a total of 124 career NBA games, 30 points and 30 rebounds.

Personally, I think there are only James and Harden, as well as Durant, who likes to drink bathwater, and the others are not as strong as them, and it is more difficult to score 30 points.

In the Timberwolves, Love once scored 31 points and 31 rebounds. Chamberlain, 124 NBA games, 30 points and 30 rebounds.

Someone has done it, Abdul-Jabbar and Karl Malone, both of whom are interior players. The two of them had 33,000 points + 10,000 rebounds.

James will definitely be able to complete this record, because James' current total points have come to more than 34,000 points, and his total rebounds are 8,592, which is already one step away from 10,000 rebounds.

Someone can get it, and there are only two people in history who can get it, namely Abdul-Jabbar and Karl Malone, both of whom are superstars.

It's particularly difficult because the Finals are particularly intense defensively, requiring extremely strong scoring and rebounding abilities.

It's very difficult. Looking at the entire history of the NBA, there are very few people who can get this data.

The intensity and competition of the NBA Finals is fierce, and it is a competition between the two strongest teams of the year, as well as a stage for superstars to perform. Being able to get a double-double of 30 points and 10 rebounds in the finals is a very good and strong performance, and it is also very difficult for some ordinary players, but there are also many superstars who have achieved 30+10 many times. Duncan is a very good power forward in NBA history, he has played in the Finals 6 times, but only 3 times he has 30 points and 10 rebounds; Durant has participated in the Finals three times, but he also has three performances of 30 points and 10 rebounds, which is very good; Olajuwon has 30 points and 10 rebounds in six games; Jabbar has 30+10 10 timesJames has scored 30 points and 10 rebounds 15 times, and the dominant interior center O'Neal is very powerful, once hit 30 points and 10 rebounds in 16 games.

There are many great interior players in NBA history who were at their peak capable of dominating the basket. As the saying goes, the one who gets the rebound wins the world, and a great center must have a strong ability to protect the frame, and the rebounding ability will not be bad. On a stage like the finals, it is very difficult to score 30 points and 10 rebounds in a single game.

Duncan, who has won the FMVP trophy three times, has only done it three times, Olajuwon has done it six times, and the Sharks are still not the first with 16 times.

Duncan is the most successful power forward, and his debut was at the top of his game, and his rookie season selection was enough to prove his strength. Duncan at his peak, although he did not win the rebounding king and block king, he was recognized as a master of defense, and his performance on the offensive end was also efficient and stable. He helped the Spurs win five championships and was crowned FMVP three times.

However, the performance of 30 points and 10 rebounds in the finals was as strong as Duncan's only 3 times, with 32 points, 20 rebounds, 6 assists and 7 blocks in a single game, which was Duncan's most dominant game.

Chamberlain is one of the toughest centers, and he often plays exaggerated performances in the regular season, scoring 100 points in a single game and 55 rebounds in a single game, which are all records that the coach has ever swiped. However, the statistics of the playoff coach are relatively shrunk, and the scoring performance is not so exaggerated, he has a total of 4 games in his career, and he has scored 30+10 performances in the finals. Da Meng was the sharpest center in the 90s, he scored 30+10 in the finals a total of 6 times, including the best performance in the 94-95 season, swept the Magic 4-0, and scored 30+10 in 3 of them.

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is the NBA overall scoring champion, and his performance on the offensive end is excellent, and Skyhook's magic skills are completely unable to defend, and he can still win FMVP at the age of 38, which has proven it. Abdul-Jabbar has had a lot of experience in the Finals, playing a total of 10 Finals in his career, and in 11 of those games, he scored 30 points and 10 rebounds.

Among the active players, there is also a superstar who is strong, and he is not an insider, but LeBron James. When he turns on the all-out Zhan mode, he will work harder to grab rebounds and hit the interior more actively, so there will be no less rebounds. In Lao Zhan's career, he had a total of 15 finals games and got 30 points and 10 rebounds, ranking third in history.

No. 2 is Big Shark O'Neal, and as the most dominant super center, O'Neal's strength at the peak is unquestionable. led the Magic to the Finals in the third year, led the Lakers to three consecutive championships at the beginning of the 21st century, and helped the Heat win the championship at the age of 32, and also reached the Finals many times, and he played a total of 16 times 30+10 data. However, it is as strong as a shark, and it can only be ranked second.

The top of the list belongs to the ancient god Baylor, who is a tragic hero who has lost all 8 times to the finals. However, his individual performance was excellent, with a total of 19 times to get 30+10 data.

In the active roster, Bynum and Love have grabbed 30 rebounds, and there are too many in history to list as follows: George McCann 2

Stokes 1, Bill Russell 2

Bob Petit 2

Wilt Chamberlain 104

Dukes 1, Howell 1

Elgin Baylor 2

Bellamy 2, Netthurmond 5

Jerry Lucas 2

Willis Ridder 2

Elvin Hayes 2

Johnson 1, Abdul-Jabbar 1

Moses Malone 2 Robert Parrish 1

Lefou, 2, Bynum, 1

The data can't be guaranteed to be completely accurate, but it's true that only these people have scored 30 plus rebounds) are basically Chamberlain, so Jordan also said: "The difference between Chamberlain and me is the difference between a supersonic plane and a propeller plane." ”

The other buddies don't know don't talk nonsense, although Howard is the league's No. 1 center, but his career-high rebounds are only 26 (April 15, 2006); Camby is a defensive specialist, but his highest rebounds are 27 (December 18, 2008).

Now there are Howard, Love, Bynum, and Camby in the league, and it seems that they have also been.

Barkley, Karl Malone, Rodman, and Secoli, all of whom have 30+ rebounds from the Heat.

Bynum Lakers vs Spurs 30 rebounds.

Bynum is the fifth player in Lakers history to have 30 rebounds in a single game, the other four being McCann, Baylor, Chamberlain and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

Just today, Bynum of the Lakers grabbed 30 rebounds.

It's very difficult, first of all, to get to the Finals, and secondly, the stars are usually focused on defense, and it's very difficult to score high points and grab more than 10 rebounds, and a super center like O'Neal has taken a total of 16 times.

It's very difficult to get 30 points and 10 rebounds on the stage of the Finals, because the intensity of the Finals is very high, and the defender will not let you score easily.

It's very difficult, and an athlete as good as Duncan has only done it three times, while Olajuwon has done it six times, which shows that it is difficult.

How hard it is to score rebounds 20+10

For many years, the "20+10 Club" for scoring rebounds has been the only standard for the NBA to measure star players on the inside, and players who meet this standard are basically All-Star regulars.

In the '90s, Karl Malone and O'Neal were regulars in the "20+10 Club", and Malone did it for 10 seasons in his career; O'Neill has done this for 13 consecutive seasons. In the first 10 years of the new century, Duncan and Garnett were long-term owners of this statistic, Duncan did it in nine seasons in his career, and Garnett met that standard in nine consecutive seasons.

With the change of tactics, the role played by interior players is no longer as important as in the past, and the personal data of interior players is no longer as dazzling as before. However, last season there were still 4 players who were successfully selected for the "20+10 Club" for scoring rebounds.

Russell Westbrook, averaging rebounds per game;

Anthony Davis, who averages rebounds per game;

DeMarcus Cousins, who averaged rebounds per game;

Karl Anthony Towns, averaging rebounds per game;

A total of 4 people completed these 20+10 personal data, and they also have a common feature, they are all from the west. Among the four of them, Westbrook, Davis and Cousins were all selected as New Orleans All-Stars in 2017, and Westbrook and Davis were also starters in the West. The only one who didn't make the cut was Towns, mainly because the pressure of the Western Conference All-Star competition was too great.

It is worth mentioning that Wei Shao also averaged an assist per game, making him the second player in NBA history to average a triple-double per game in the season, and he was also the only outside player among the four. Attentive fans may also find it interesting that Davis, Cousins, and Towns are all from the University of Kentucky, and it seems that only John Calipari in the NCAA is still serious about developing interior players.