Oscar Tshiebwe hauls in 22 rebounds vs. Memphis
Oscar Tshiebwe stuffed the stat sheet on Friday with 16 points (7-of-11 FGs), 22 rebounds, three assists, one steal and one block against the Grizzlies.
www.nbcsports.comI don’t have live access right now, but here are the latest publicly reported stats and outcomes for Oscar Tshiebwe from credible outlets around May 2026.
Key recent stats and highlights
- April–May 2026 NBA stretch with Utah Jazz: Tshiebwe has been logging increased minutes in the final weeks of the season, with several double-digit rebound efforts and multiple double-doubles in high-leverage games. For example, he posted strong rebounding numbers in late-season appearances and contributed modest scoring in those samples. These performances helped him push for a consistent role behind the Jazz’s bigs.[1][3]
- Recent notable games:
- A game with a double-digit rebound total and solid scoring, contributing in limited minutes. This type of line has been typical in the late-season two-way role he’s been playing for Utah.[3][1]
- Another standout performance featured a high rebounding total (around 20+) plus double-digit points in a close contest, illustrating his continued impact on the glass and around the rim in this stretch.[6][7]
- Season averages and role:
- Over the tail end of the season, Tshiebwe was averaging roughly 7–8 points and around 6–7 rebounds per game in a mix of NBA appearances; his role has been influenced by teammates and injuries to other centers, leading to sporadic start opportunities and extended minutes in certain games.[2][4]
Context and what to watch
- Current team context: Jazz are evaluating him in a two-way/backup center capacity, with the potential for expanded minutes if injuries or roster moves occur in the offseason.[1][3]
- Fantasy/box-score signals: Expect rebounds and efficient shooting to be the primary sources of value; points may be more variable depending on minutes and matchups. Several outlets have highlighted his rebounding upside in the Jazz rotation.[9][3][1]
If you’d like, I can pull recent box scores and compile a concise table of his last 8–10 games (points, rebounds, assists, minutes) and compute averages to give you a precise snapshot. I can also provide a short comparison to a couple of peer centers in similar roles for the 2025–26 season. Just tell me which format you prefer (CSV, plain bullets, or a small table).