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Josh Hart's season - best rebs in 37 years for 6'4" or under
Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2025 2:28 am
by 8516knicks
Looked up his stats. 13.6 ppg 9.6 rebs. 5.9 assists.
Then asked chatgtp - "When is the last time an NBA player who was 6'4" or under averaged over 9 rebounds per game for a season?"
Answer: The most recent NBA player standing 6'4" or shorter to average over 9 rebounds per game in a season is Josh Hart. In the 2024–25 NBA season, Hart, listed at 6'4", is averaging 9.6 rebounds per game for the New York Knicks .
Basketball Reference
Prior to Hart, the last player of similar stature to achieve this feat was Fat Lever during the 1988–89 season. Lever, also listed at 6'3", averaged 9.3 rebounds per game that season. His exceptional rebounding ability for a guard was well-noted during his career.
Josh Hart's rebounding prowess is particularly impressive given his position and height, highlighting his tenacity and positioning on the court.
Re: Josh Hart's season - best rebs in 37 years for 6'4" or under
Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2025 2:43 am
by NoDopeOnSundays
8516knicks wrote:Looked up his stats. 13.6 ppg 9.6 rebs. 5.9 assists.
Then asked chatgtp - "When is the last time an NBA player who was 6'4" or under averaged over 9 rebounds per game for a season?"
Answer: The most recent NBA player standing 6'4" or shorter to average over 9 rebounds per game in a season is Josh Hart. In the 2024–25 NBA season, Hart, listed at 6'4", is averaging 9.6 rebounds per game for the New York Knicks .
Basketball Reference
Prior to Hart, the last player of similar stature to achieve this feat was Fat Lever during the 1988–89 season. Lever, also listed at 6'3", averaged 9.3 rebounds per game that season. His exceptional rebounding ability for a guard was well-noted during his career.
Josh Hart's rebounding prowess is particularly impressive given his position and height, highlighting his tenacity and positioning on the court.
Re: Josh Hart's season - best rebs in 37 years for 6'4" or under
Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2025 2:48 am
by KnicksGadfly
Not sure about you all, but I'm also not worried about this guy during the playoffs. He's gonna hit some clutch threes and grab some important rebounds when the game is on the line. Regular season, he can be kinda frustrating though.
Re: Josh Hart's season - best rebs in 37 years for 6'4" or under
Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2025 2:48 am
by Capn'O
NoDopeOnSundays wrote:8516knicks wrote:Looked up his stats. 13.6 ppg 9.6 rebs. 5.9 assists.
Then asked chatgtp - "When is the last time an NBA player who was 6'4" or under averaged over 9 rebounds per game for a season?"
Answer: The most recent NBA player standing 6'4" or shorter to average over 9 rebounds per game in a season is Josh Hart. In the 2024–25 NBA season, Hart, listed at 6'4", is averaging 9.6 rebounds per game for the New York Knicks .
Basketball Reference
Prior to Hart, the last player of similar stature to achieve this feat was Fat Lever during the 1988–89 season. Lever, also listed at 6'3", averaged 9.3 rebounds per game that season. His exceptional rebounding ability for a guard was well-noted during his career.
Josh Hart's rebounding prowess is particularly impressive given his position and height, highlighting his tenacity and positioning on the court.
Re: Josh Hart's season - best rebs in 37 years for 6'4" or under
Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2025 2:54 am
by knicks94
Hart is the Anthony Mason of this current team. I really hope he retires a Knick.
Re: Josh Hart's season - best rebs in 37 years for 6'4" or under
Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2025 5:47 am
by prophet_of_rage
NoDopeOnSundays wrote:8516knicks wrote:Looked up his stats. 13.6 ppg 9.6 rebs. 5.9 assists.
Then asked chatgtp - "When is the last time an NBA player who was 6'4" or under averaged over 9 rebounds per game for a season?"
Answer: The most recent NBA player standing 6'4" or shorter to average over 9 rebounds per game in a season is Josh Hart. In the 2024–25 NBA season, Hart, listed at 6'4", is averaging 9.6 rebounds per game for the New York Knicks .
Basketball Reference
Prior to Hart, the last player of similar stature to achieve this feat was Fat Lever during the 1988–89 season. Lever, also listed at 6'3", averaged 9.3 rebounds per game that season. His exceptional rebounding ability for a guard was well-noted during his career.
Josh Hart's rebounding prowess is particularly impressive given his position and height, highlighting his tenacity and positioning on the court.
I guess ten is under 9 now? Chatgbt is weird some times.
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Re: Josh Hart's season - best rebs in 37 years for 6'4" or under
Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2025 12:30 pm
by thebuzzardman
KnicksGadfly wrote:Not sure about you all, but I'm also not worried about this guy during the playoffs. He's gonna hit some clutch threes and grab some important rebounds when the game is on the line. Regular season, he can be kinda frustrating though.
Can't wait for the defenses to sag in the paint on Brunson and also double team KAT while leaving Hart alone but Thibs does zero to adjust.
Pistons in 4
Re: Josh Hart's season - best rebs in 37 years for 6'4" or under
Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2025 1:03 pm
by Iron Mantis
thebuzzardman wrote:KnicksGadfly wrote:Not sure about you all, but I'm also not worried about this guy during the playoffs. He's gonna hit some clutch threes and grab some important rebounds when the game is on the line. Regular season, he can be kinda frustrating though.
Can't wait for the defenses to sag in the paint on Brunson and also double team KAT while leaving Hart alone but Thibs does zero to adjust.
Pistons in 4
And Josh sagging 10 feet off of a sharpshooter standing in the corner to go hunt rebounds.
If he cleans that up, he will be a much better defender This series.
Re: Josh Hart's season - best rebs in 37 years for 6'4" or under
Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2025 11:33 pm
by Luv those Knicks
Charles Barkley doesn't count? Not a chance he's really 6'6.
Re: Josh Hart's season - best rebs in 37 years for 6'4" or under
Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2025 5:23 pm
by Woodsanity
KnicksGadfly wrote:Not sure about you all, but I'm also not worried about this guy during the playoffs. He's gonna hit some clutch threes and grab some important rebounds when the game is on the line. Regular season, he can be kinda frustrating though.
Josh Hart is literally the guy I am least worried about overall for the playoffs.... Biggest worry is Mikal Bricks.
Re: Josh Hart's season - best rebs in 37 years for 6'4" or under
Posted: Fri May 9, 2025 4:03 pm
by KnicksGadfly
KnicksGadfly wrote:Not sure about you all, but I'm also not worried about this guy during the playoffs. He's gonna hit some clutch threes and grab some important rebounds when the game is on the line. Regular season, he can be kinda frustrating though.
I had to bring this back up...this dude shows up in the playoffs
This postseason:
52.7% from the field
44% from three
13.5 ppg
8.6 rebounds
5.1 assists
Re: Josh Hart's season - best rebs in 37 years for 6'4" or under
Posted: Fri May 9, 2025 4:12 pm
by GONYK
Josh really is middle class Jimmy
Re: Josh Hart's season - best rebs in 37 years for 6'4" or under
Posted: Fri May 9, 2025 5:55 pm
by Woodsanity
I was right about Hart but thankfully I was dead wrong about Bridges too who has been clutch instead of a disappointment.