With 15 points and 13 rebounds in Tuesday night's game in Atlanta, Dwight Howard became the youngest player (22 years and 129 days old) in NBA history to reach 4,000 rebounds during his career.

In addition, Howard also recorded his 69th double-double of the season breaking the franchise record for double-double previously held by Shaquille O'Neal who tallied 68 double-doubles in the 1992-1993 season.

Howard has recorded 4,010 career rebounds during his brief, three-plus year NBA career (327 games).

Earlier this season on Nov. 16 @ New Jersey, Howard became the youngest player to reach 3,000 career rebounds, at 21 years and 343 days old.

Furthermore, Howard already is the youngest player in NBA history to reach the 1,000 and 2,000 career rebound plateaus.

Here is a look at the youngest players ever to reach 3,000 and 4,000 career rebounds along with Orlando's franchise rebounding totals:

AGE TO REACH 3,000 CAREER REBOUNDS


Dwight Howard - 21 years, 343 days (reached 3,000 on Nov. 16 @ NJ)
Shaquille O'Neal - 23 years, 32 days
Bob McAdoo - 23 years, 203 days
Kevin Garnett - 23 years, 277 days
Elton Brand - 23 years, 328 days
Moses Malone - 23 years, 339 days

AGE TO REACH 4,000 CAREER REBOUNDS

Dwight Howard - 22 years, 129 days (reached 4,000 on April 15 @ ATL)
Wilt Chamberlain - 24 years, 196 days
Walt Bellamy - 24 years, 224 days
Shaquille O'Neal - 24 years, 280 days
Kevin Garnett - 24 years, 287 days
Moses Malone - 24 years, 287 days


MAGIC ALL-TIME REBOUNDING LIST

Dwight Howard - 4,010 - 4 years
Shaquille O'Neal - 3,691 - 4 years
Nick Anderson - 3,667 - 10 years
Horace Grant - 3,353 - 7 years
Bo Outlaw - 2,160 - 7 years