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The 'Most 20-rebound NBA games' quiz

Created on October 1, 2025 | Total tries: 0 | Average Score: NaN out of 49 (NaN%) | Quiz FAQ

Happy 43rd birthday to three-time All-Defense selection, 2011-12 NBA Defensive Player of the Year and NBA Champion, Tyson Chandler!

Chandler played in 19 NBA seasons, spending time in Chicago, New Orleans, Charlotte, Dallas, New York, Houston and Los Angeles. He won his lone NBA title as a member of the 2011-12 Mavericks, who defeated the Miami Heat’s big three of LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh in their first season together. He also contributed to Team USA’s success on the international stage, manning the starting center position on the squad that won gold in London in 2012.

Chandler was known throughout his career as a strong rebounder and intimidating defender, averaging 8.2 points, 9.0 rebounds and 1.2 blocks-per-game in his career.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. Chandler had a career-high 28 rebounds in a 2013 win over the Golden State Warriors as a member of the New York Knicks. With that being said, can you name the NBA players with the most 20-rebound games in their career?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Games / Team(s) w/ 20-Reb. game / Most Recent | Created on October 1, 2025 | Total tries: 0 | Average Score: NaN out of 49 (NaN%) | Quiz FAQ

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723 / PHI, SF, LAL / 1972-73

645 / BOS / 1968-69

251 / CIN, SFW, NYK / 1971-72

245 / GSW, CHI / 1974-75

190 / MIL, STL / 1964-65

159 / BAL, WAS / 1980-81

159 / DET, SA, CHI, LAL, DAL / 1999-00

147 / CHI, BAL, NYK, DET, ATL / 1973-74

147 / SD, HOU, BAL, WAS, HOU / 1981-82

127 / MIL, LAL / 1981-82

125 / HOU, PHI, WAS, ATL / 1989-90

122 / LAL / 1967-68

106 / BOS / 1978-79

91 / DET, CLE, PHI, CHI / 2023-24

88 / ATL, PHI, LAL / 1972-73

82 / ORL, LAL, HOU, ATL, CHA / 2017-18

69 / BAL / 1970-71

66 / SYR / 1961-62

66 / ROC, CIN / 1957-58

64 / NYK / 1972-73

60 / LAC, DAL, BK / 2019-20

58 / PHI, BAL / 1965-66

55 / PHI, PHX, HOU / 1999-00

54 / GSW, ATL, PHI / 1974-75

52 / DEN, ATL, PHI, HOU / 2006-07

48 / CIN, DET, LAL / 1974-75

48 / DET / 1979-80

48 / HOU, TOR / 2001-02

45 / BUF, NYK / 1977-78

44 / NYK, DEN, LAC, POR / 2011-12

43 / ATL, PHX, BOS / 1975-76

42 / ORL, DET, CHI / 2009-10

40 / BUF, LAL, MIL, CLE / 1977-78

39 / CIN, KC / 1979-80

37 / NYK, DET / 1957-58

37 / CHI / 1975-76

37 / ATL, MIA, DEN / 2000-01

36 / NYK, SD, CIN / 1970-71

36 / MIN, BOS / 2008-09

35 / ORL, LAL, MIA / 2004-05

34 / PHI / 1957-58

34 / UTAH, MIN / 2024-25

33 / MIL, BUF, SD / 1980-81

32 / CLE, DET / 1990-91

31 / MIL, DET / 1960-61

31 / CHI, NO, NYK, DAL, PHX / 2016-17

30 / DET, NYK / 1973-74

30 / CHI, SA / 1986-87

30 / NJ, POR / 1992-93

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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