Russell Westbrook Breaks NBA Guard Rebounding Record, Surpassing Jason Kidd

Veteran guard passes Jason Kidd for most rebounds by a guard in NBA history

Russell Westbrook just rewrote the NBA record books, snatching the crown for most rebounds by a guard right out of Hall of Famer Jason Kidd’s hands. And he didn’t just tiptoe past the milestone—he soared over it in classic Westbrook fashion, dropping a triple-double with 23 points, 16 rebounds, and 10 assists. Talk about making history with a bang!

With his career rebound total now at 8,734—just edging past Kidd’s 8,725—Westbrook has proven he’s no ordinary guard. Averaging 7.0 rebounds per game over his career, and boasting four seasons with the Oklahoma City Thunder where he gobbled up double-digit rebounds, Westbrook has made crashing the boards look like child’s play. If rebounding were a superpower, he’d be wearing a cape.

This latest triple-double marks the 204th of Westbrook’s career. The NBA History social media account and ESPN wasted no time shining a spotlight on the achievement. While the league’s official stamp of approval is still pending, Westbrook’s new record is already the talk of the town.

Westbrook’s milestone is more than just a number—it’s a testament to his relentless hustle and all-around brilliance. With every game, he keeps rewriting what it means to be a guard in the NBA. And honestly, at this rate, who knows what record he’ll break next?