who is the leading rebounder in the nba?
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dwight howard of the orlando magic at 12.6 rebounds per game. Ben wallace of the detroit pistons is not far behind at 12.4 reb. Shawn marion of the pheonix suns grabs 12.0 rebounds per game.
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1. Wilt Chamberlain\n2. Kobe Bryant\n3 or 4. David Robinson\n\nI dont know the rest, sorry.
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Howard. He may be raw on the offensive end but he can rebound like no other. He's already grabbed 20 rebounds six times in his career. He just jumps so high and is so big. Emeka is good in his own right but was injured a lot so that hindered him a bit but if he can keep healthy this year I think he will do well
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In no particular order:\n\n1. Lebron James\n2. Kobe Bryant\n3. Tim Duncan\n4. Elton Brand\n5. Kevin Garnett\n6. Steve Nash\n7. Dwayne Wade\n8. Gilbert Arenas\n9. Dirk Nowitski\n10.Shawn Marion
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I'd have to say Ray Allen.  There are a lot of other great shooters from the past such as Larry Bird, Walter Davis, Reggie Miller, Rick Barry, Isiah Thomas, Kevin Johnson, Jim Paxson, John Stockton, etc.  And even now, Michael Redd, J.J. Redick, Richard Hamilton, Allan Houston, Kyle Korver, etc.  I've watched all of em', but Ray Allen has the "purest shot".  If you just watch him, his shot just looks so easy.  His release is perfect and fairly quick.  And looking at it, it just looks so natural, a thing of beauty.  Not only does his shot look nice, but he has one of the highest FG%'s.  Ray Allen, the "purest" shooter in nba history.
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Yeah, I think it's Ray Allen... or maybe Dirk, and Nash... or Chauncey... or... Kobe's the best clutch shooter though...
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#1 player: Iverson\n#1 team: Pistons
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1.Chauncey Billups\n2.Kobe Bryant\n3.Dwayne Wade\n4.Steve Nash\n5.Dirk Nowitzki\n6.Allen Iverson\n7.Paul Pierce\n8.Shaquille O'Neal\n9.Carmelo Anthony\n10.Pau Gasol
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allen iverson\nthen latrel spreewell\nbut A.I. is the originator
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Aside from Larry Bird (the greatest player of all time), I would go with either Magic Johnson, Wilt Chamberlain, or Bill Russell.\n\n\nSorry folks, Michael Jordan isn't even close to being #2
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MANU GINOBILI!!!! From the San Antonio Spurs basketball team! He is number 20 (very attractive!) and he is an excellent player!\n\nHis nick-names are Obi-Wan Ginobili, plus a few others\n\nGo Spurs Go!!!
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~West~\nForwards: Ron Artest, because half of the NBA fears him and the other half should. \nKevin Garnett, because he can do it all. \nGuards: Tracy McGrady because he is unstoppable from anywhere on the court.\nChris Paul, because he has to be one of the best point guards in the west. \nCenter: Yao Ming, what I saw all ready this year from Yao, he is defiantly the best center in the league.\n\n~East~\nForwards: Lebron James, did you see him so far this year, because if you haven't then i feel sorry for you because he is just phenomenal.\nEmeka Okafor, he is better than he was a year ago and is developing into one of the best players in the league.\nGuards: Micheal Redd, Leads the league in scoring with 31.3 points per game, has a .503 FG pecentage, and he got the NikeBasketball.com Baller of the Week.\nAllen Iverson, deserves it sence he did get all-star MVP last Year.\nCenter: Dwight Howard, If you ask me, i think the kid is the next Kevin Garnett.\n\nThe write in I choose Kevin Martin, of the Sacromento Kings because he has proved to everyone that he should be an all-star.
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all time Shot Blocker- Hakeem Olajuwon 3,830 blocks\nall time Most Steals-  John Stockton  3,265 steals
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Allen Iverson of course....
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wow....thats a tough one......i think i'm gonna go with emeka okafor....his game seems to be more consistent.
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He's one of the best rebounders of all time.  If we're just talking on the basis of basketball, they it's probably a yes.  But if character factors in, and I'm not sure what basketball's rules are on that, then I'd say no.
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It has to be Reggie Miller. All time leader in three point field goals made, one of the greatest three point shooters ever. Not to mention the uncountable times he has drained clutch threes to win or tie the match for the Pacers, including that unforgettable game at Madison Square Garden. As a pure shooter, even with a hand in his face, Miller was ace.