Team-By-Team Offensive Rebound Matrices

Jan 14, 2016; San Antonio, TX, USA; Cleveland Cavaliers center Tristan Thompson (13) dunks the ball against the San Antonio Spurs during the second half at AT&T Center. Mandatory Credit: Soobum Im-USA TODAY Sports /

Similar to yesterday’s look at assisted shots I did something similar for offensive rebounded shots by team. Again, no real groundbreaking takeaways, though I was not expecting quite so many players to be among the top rebounders of their own shots. Of course, considering a player is on the floor for 100% of his own misses, he’s probably got a head start there. In any event, going in reverse alphabetical order this time, we’ll start with the example of Washington. Note that all totals are for offensive rebounds on missed field goals only.

WASorebs /

To read the chart, across the top row, Brad Beal has rebounded nine of his own misses, DeJuan Blair has picked up 3, Drew Gooden 1 and so on. In addition to 9 of his own misses, Beal has also chased down two misses apiece from Marcin Gortat, Gary Neal and John Wall. Here are the rest of the teams:

Utah

UTAorebs /

Toronto

TORorebs /

San Antonio

SASorebs /

Sacramento

SACorebs /

Portland

PORorebs /

Phoenix

PHXorebs /

Philadelphia

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Orlando

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Oklahoma City

OKCorebs /

New York

NYKorebs /

New Orleans

NOPorebs /

Minnesota

MINorebs /

Milwaukee

MILorebs /

Miami

MIAorebs /

Memphis

MEMorebs /

Los Angeles Lakers

LALorebs /

Los Angeles Clippers

LACorebs /

Indiana

INDorebs /

Houston

HOUorebs /

Golden State

GSWorebs /

Detroit

DETorebs2 /

Denver

DENorebs /

Dallas

DALorebs /

Cleveland

CLEorebs /

Chicago

CHIorebs /

Charlotte

CHAorebs /

Brooklyn

BKNorebs /

Boston

BOSorebs /

Atlanta

ATLorebs /

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