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(Btw, Dallas was tied in rebounding with the Kings two nights ago. So there rebounding was off in only only 1 game.)
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The Kings also had 13 team rebounds to Dallas' 3. New Orleans held an 11-4 edge in that category as well. The Mavs have lost the battle on the boards in both games.[/quote]
Eh? was following you until this last statement. I don't know that team rebounds really mean much of anything - can't remember the exact definition but it's something to the effect that your team gets the ball back after a play where there was no rebound by an actual player, e.g. the mavs block a shot out of bounds - no one on Sacramento or Dallas gets the rebound but since it's off Dallas, it counts as a team rebound for Sacramento. Similar scenario is after missing the first free throw of two - it counts as a team rebound cause you get to shoot the ball again on FT try #2. so theoretically you could have many team rebounds just by bricking the first of two FT's repeatedly. Or by throwing the ball off the defense and out of bounds repeatedly. I don't see how it's really of any value... it's just to keep track of what happened on each play.