2023 NBA rebounds per game leaders

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1. Anthony Davis (12.56) | Los Angeles Lakers F-C

2. Domantas Sabonis (12.32) | Sacramento Kings C

3. Nikola Jokic (12.3) | Denver Nuggets C

4. Rudy Gobert (12.16) | Minnesota Timberwolves C

5. Joel Embiid (11.78) | Philadelphia 76ers C-F

6. Victor Wembanyama (10.96) | San Antonio Spurs F-C

7. Giannis Antetokounmpo (10.96) | Milwaukee Bucks F

8. Clint Capela (10.72) | Atlanta Hawks C

9. Deandre Ayton (10.52) | Portland Trail Blazers C

10. Nikola Vucevic (10.5) | Chicago Bulls C

11. Evan Mobley (10.48) | Cleveland Cavaliers C

12. Mitchell Robinson (10.29) | New York Knicks C-F

13. Jusuf Nurkic (10.15) | Phoenix Suns C

14. Jonas Valanciunas (9.7) | New Orleans Pelicans C

15. Mark Williams (9.68) | Charlotte Hornets C

16. Julius Randle (9.62) | New York Knicks F-C

17. Karl-Anthony Towns (9.48) | Minnesota Timberwolves C-F

18. Ivica Zubac (9.31) | LA Clippers C

19. Scottie Barnes (9.19) | Toronto Raptors G-F

20. Alperen Sengun (8.92) | Houston Rockets C

This article is based on data from Sportradar.

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