Bob Rule Career Stats: All-Time NBA Rankings

Explore how Bob Rule statistics rank in NBA history. See his all-time rankings in the key categories for both total numbers and per game averages across his entire NBA career, including regular season and playoffs performance.

In his 8 seasons playing in the NBA—from 1968 to 1975—Bob Rule placed himself among the league's all-time leaders in multiple statistical categories.

Here you can take a look at a summary of how he ranks in NBA history in the main categories: points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks. Then you can explore in detail all his stats and their rankings.

n/a = The 3-point shot was implemented in the 1979-80 season. This player doesn't have data for this stat.
* Steals, blocks, offensive and defensive rebounds started to be recorded in the 1973-74 season. Some years on this player's career don't have data for these stats.

Note: per game rankings include players with a minimum of games played.

Note: the per game rankings on this page respect the minimums usually applied by the NBA for all-time leaders, 400 games for regular season stats unless the player reached these thresholds before: 10,000 points; 4,000 rebounds; 2,000 assists; 625 steals; 500 blocks; 250 3-pointers made. Also 3 minimum games for the Playoffs are applied.