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Originally Posted by CadBane
What's really odd to me is that Barkley's defensive rebounding went up in his older years.
Barkley was really at his offensive peak from 22-28. However, during that span, his highest DRB% was only 25.4% (lower than Dirk's best year).
After that:
29: 26.3%
30: 25.6%
31: 26.8%
32: 25%
33: 27.7%
34: 28.8% (career high at 34!)
35: 25.1%
His first 8 years top out at 25.4%, but his last 7 he tops that 5 times! Strange indeed.
(I didn't count his final year where he only played 20 games.)
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Can you give me a little more info on DRB%, exactly what it tells you and why it should be used over a raw number like rpg? I ask because going by the raw numbers, Barkley avg 7.7 drpg for his career. Dirk's career avg for total rebounds is 8.4.