Mitchell Robinson: Knicks' Rebounding Machine

0:00You're listening to NBA News Today, subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. The New York Knicks boasts the standout reserve center in Mitchell Robinson, who's quietly dominating on the boards. In limited playing time this season, he's second in the league for offensive rebounds per game at 4.4, all while averaging just 19. Minutes on the court, that efficiency stands out when stacked against the leaders. Portland's Dejante Klingon tops the list at 4.6 in nearly 28 minutes, while Minnesota's Rudy Gobert sits third with 3.9 over 31 minutes. Robinson's per minute rate makes him arguably the best at crashing the glass right now. Opposing coaches can't ignore him anymore. Toronto's head coach highlighted Robinson as the top rebounder in the NBA, especially off the bench ahead of a recent matchup. Even the Knicks staff gets credit for his steady presence. Robinson has overcome a rough stretch of injuries with a careful team plan involving their medical experts.

1:01Over 44 games, he's pulling down 8.6 total rebounds per game, scoring 5.1 points and shooting almost 70 percent from the field. As the Knicks chase a deep playoff run, this bench energy could give them a real edge in the high stakes moments. A message from our sponsor supports today's story. Headphones in a pillow, simple idea, surprisingly addictive. S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM