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High leverage

High leverage possessions are those where the outcome has an above-average impact on which team wins the game, based on the score, time remaining, and relative team strength. Learn more

Minimum 31 high leverage minutes

PointsReboundsAssistsStealsBlocksField goal %Three-point %Free throw %Offensive reboundsDefensive reboundsPlus/minusHigh leverage minutesTurnoversPersonal fouls

PointsReboundsAssistsStealsBlocksField goal %Three-point %Free throw %Offensive reboundsDefensive reboundsPlus/minusHigh leverage minutesTurnoversPersonal fouls

Defensive rebounds

Per gamePer 36

	#	Player		GP	HL Min	DReb
	1		Hassan Whiteside MIA	11	49	3.9
	2		Enes Kanter OKC	16	32	3.1
	3		Al Horford ATL	13	39	2.4
	4		Luol Deng MIA	9	40	2.2
	5		James Harden HOU	15	36	2.0
	6		JaMychal Green MEM	16	35	2.0
	7		Joffrey Lauvergne DEN	12	33	1.9
	8		Larry Nance Jr. LAL	11	32	1.9
	9		Kevin Durant OKC	14	42	1.9
	10		Brandon Bass LAL	13	42	1.8
	11		Russell Westbrook OKC	13	36	1.8
	12		Lance Stephenson LAC/MEM	15	45	1.7
	13		Thaddeus Young BKN	11	38	1.7
	14		Will Barton DEN	17	43	1.7
	15		Andrew Wiggins MIN	13	32	1.5
	16		Justise Winslow MIA	9	34	1.4
	17		Darrell Arthur DEN	14	40	1.4
	18		Dwyane Wade MIA	9	36	1.3
	19		Ricky Rubio MIN	12	32	1.3
	20		Goran Dragic MIA	10	31	1.2
	21		Bojan Bogdanović BKN	11	39	1.2
	22		Paul George IND	11	40	1.1
	23		Damian Lillard POR	11	33	1.1
	24		CJ McCollum POR	12	32	1.0
	25		Brandon Knight PHX	10	35	0.9
	26		Josh Richardson MIA	10	33	0.9
	27		George Hill IND	9	32	0.9
	28		D.J. Augustin OKC/DEN	16	34	0.8
	29		Devin Booker PHX	15	40	0.8
	30		Arron Afflalo NYK	13	33	0.8
	31		Monta Ellis IND	11	38	0.7
	32		Gary Harris DEN	16	41	0.7
	33		Randy Foye DEN/OKC	15	39	0.6
	34		Zach LaVine MIN	11	35	0.5

Top defensive rebounds leaders

The current March 2016 NBA leaders in high leverage defensive rebounds are Hassan Whiteside (3.9, MIA), Enes Kanter (3.1, OKC), Al Horford (2.4, ATL), Luol Deng (2.2, MIA), and James Harden (2.0, HOU).