Dennis Rodman on getting schooled by Larry Bird, beating up Jordan and more

[@BTMBasketballTimeMachine]

Hey Guys, this is for you. I hope Dennis and I could bring some light into these dark times! If you guys want to help me to get more legends on the show, please check out my patreon account. www.patreon.com/seandavidnba

[@MisterTurner-ex1fv]

This was a very nice 😁 part 1 interview 👍🏾

[@odcrl1]

This was a huge surprise., congrats, Shawn you made it! You looked like a kid in a candy store

[@pauligamy]

Dennis could tell you knew your stuff! I can see more big interviews in your future.

[@christineveneracion9201]

Nice interview! I love your 1st question which I believe was not answered. Nonetheless, it was all great! I waited for the MJ part though, then there's the 2nd part coming up, that's something to look forward to.

[@paulthomas9911]

great video. thank you.

[@jamesallen5591]

Dude, you landed an interview with The Worm. This is one of the best channels on KZbin.

[@JoeSmith-iv3sf]

I am blown away!

[@r4ydify]

This episode made me cry a little 💯 🙌🦠

[@danielmoore1035]

And what a great interview

[@Ryzon28]

great interview

[@Ryzon28]

@Weapon X go away no 1 cares about your bs opinion but have a great day

[@Julius_Paul]

Having to defend a legend like Larry helped challenge Dennis into being the great defender he was. He emulated Bird's drive as a player to do all the little things needed to win, including maximum hustle every minute on the court. When I see Dennis diving out of bounds for lose balls or fighting for rebounds, I always thought of Larry Bird. If they could ever have played on the same team together, you would never stand a chance to beat them.

[@SoCalBro.7180]

💯 I agree! Rodman learned a lot from Larry Legend in that era! 🔥🏀

[@andybilakshow260]

Well said~! Dennis sucked up all he could from Larry. And as you said, you can see it. This is exactly why my top 2 are Larry & Dennis / take on any "team" any era. Great observation. 👍

[@gustavolauxenspohr8901]

One of the greatest interviews with Dennis I’ve ever heard.

[@pauljansen1137]

the worm might be one crazy MF..but his career was no joke..guys like this made the NBA so exciting back in the 80's/90's!!

[@Cg-ru3eh]

Most exciting player ever and didn’t even need to score

[@pauljansen1137]

@@Cg-ru3eh well well..not the most exciting (i choose offense over defense every time, that's in my blood..i'm from amsterdam, the netherlands and our motto is: the best defense is offense)..but one of the most colorfull players for sure!!

[@krlm2280]

Facts

[@danielmoore1035]

God I hated him with the pistons. The second I heard he went to the Bulls all I thought was if he plays half as hard and mean as he did with the pistons championship. He is a one in a million guy. But damn I hated the pistons

[@pauljansen1137]

@Inbrightestday 87 us europeans hated the bad boys too lol..most of us supported the Bulls

[@nathanrobbin6341]

Holy shit Sean. This channel is blowing up. I could listen to Rodman all day. Best defensive player of all time.

[@jwoellhof]

7:26 For all young pups...Larry Bird was a full grown man, he fricking LOOKs like a legend in this picture compared to a young Rodman. Rodman could not have had a better school to learn from those first couple of years. The fact that Dennis never flinched and rose to the challenge is why he is a legend today.

[@deathevokation1017]

Bird, "Hey Dennis are you guarding me? Take that with you." Those lessons from Bird, other greats like Barkley, and Coach Daly strengthened Rodman's resilience, work ethic, and helped make him into a Hall of Famer.

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

He got schooled in a tough school - and learned well.

[@Dsportster]

Shit, Dennis is undeniably the best defensive player of all time, ask Michael Jordan.

[@Dsportster]

I think Dennis would've dominated anyone defensively, but it took a couple of years for him to be the best, if you want to attribute it to Bird,go ahead, but it would have happened regardless.

[@iwantmyutube9040]

Rodman: "I'd play for a dollar just to be in the NBA" Not like these divas playing today.

[@iwantmyutube9040]

@dr d Rodman in a dress and makeup is more man than any of these pantsies playing today....including you!😁😁😂😛

[@XRenimages]

@dr d That's cuz unlike you, Rodman has no insecurities about his sexuality. Guy goes through playboy bunnies like nachos, he can wear whatever the hell he wants.

[@iwantmyutube9040]

@dr d look Dr d, first of all I'm no fool. And second, this discussion is not about whether Rodman is a good father or husband. You're deviating from the point.

[@musenenlightened1984]

dr d haha irrelevant?!?! You mean in the greatest rebounders and defenders of ALL TIME?

[@shaklla369]

Rodman has no insecurities like you. That's the difference between men and boys.

[@jpbm1873]

Rodman sees Bird punching Laimbeer's face: "I'm in the league now. This is fun." Someone breathes on Harden: flop flop flop

[@mazucambarodriguez5926]

😂😂 True

[@danielmoore1035]

God that 1996 bulls team was so good that just watching the other teams find themselves watching not playing was so incredible. Man what a team

[@MisterTurner-ex1fv]

@@danielmoore1035 Yes 😁 I grew up a Bulls fan and am 1 for life 👍🏾

[@ADG.Est.1988]

Dennis Rodman would lock Harden down. Dam harden would rage quit/retire

[@silenti1518]

Back then men was men. Todays men...

[@Tipfehler]

Is it just me, or did Dennis enjoed that Interview? Cant wait for part 2 man! Great job! Stay healthy! Peace and respect!

[@jingqi9106]

Dennis is an all-time great but it was no shame to get worked by Larry Legend because he was doing that to everybody. I really enjoyed how Dennis was so damn active, high energy, and throwing his body all over the place doing the dirty work - much respect!

[@krlm2280]

Getting worked by Larry joe bird is an honor

[@robertmcmaster2453]

And back in the day, they let Rodman hang on Bird..Legend just gave him props for being a hard nosed defender...Miss me some 80s hoops

[@lurker-mq4fp]

Rodman was like an angry wasp looking for someone to sting. He wasn't naturally talented like Jordan or Iverson so I could always relate to his game - work for every single thing.

[@rashb3994]

He made defense and hustle look fun, especially on the Bulls, but the Pistons too.

[@Colstonewall]

We were Celtics fans in the 80's, but we always admired and respected Rodman's play. The guy could've cared less about scoring, he only wanted to play d, and rebound. He may be the most unique NBA player, ever.

[@joemerkel20]

My exact thoughts

[@DEWwords]

Russell mold.

[@kennethduarte4346]

His passing too

[@NickIntoTech]

As someone who grew up in the 2000s-2010s (20 years old atm) I’d love to meet someone who Grew up during the Late 80’s Early 90’s and were a Pistons Fan. Since they seemed to be Hated ‘outside of Detroit of course’

[@xsjado_anon]

Don't forget his random 3 outta nowhere

[@viktorflores595]

DR: “I did the dirty work. I loved it. “ What a beast. Such a great player

[@davidwhitehouse9665]

Dennis is one of my all-time favorites. Thank you Sean David.

[@mattslev]

As a Jordan and Bulls fan, I despised Rodman when he played for the Pistons. I didn’t know what to expect when he joined the Bulls. Seemed like a big gamble at the time, but I quickly grew to love him. He played with so much passion. It was amazing to see Rodman rebound like a machine, defend much bigger star players, and make incredible hustle plays. You had to love guy. He was all heart.

[@nicholassgouros8612]

I started following and loving the Bulls in the 80s. I’m still shocked at how fast I went from hating Rodman to loving him. Personally I hated John Starks more than any other Bulls rival from back in the day.

[@brianreed1859]

100% true

[@larryrider6603]

When you think about it it was not a huge gamble in every team Rodman played that was a contender team even the Spurs they made final conference

[@rb6120]

As a Celtics fan during this time..the bad boys I despised them! But those guys could ball. Respect to that squad.

[@propre6033]

Dude..if you guys had got Bias though...that shit was yours for at least another 3 years.

[@johnwhite2576]

I missed Russell andOscar in college, but The only college players I saw who had as good senior season than Bias were Walton and Bill Bradley; not Danny Manning, not Rose, not Jordan, not Duncan, etc. Postscript- s someone correctly pointed out Jordan didn’t stay his senior season -my bad- corrected to “last season in college” - arguably MJ would have been greatest college player ever if he had stayed his senior season, tho Oscar has to be considered in that equation -three national scoring championships THREE player of the year awards (!) -untouchable will stand forever -and two final fours, tho he never won a natty-MJ might have won a scone natty if he stayed. Then again you have to include Russ an Walton if you are rating nattys into the equation. And look over three seasons MJ simply wasnt in the same category as Russ,Walton and Oscar as college players, not even close.In any event in his final season in coll;ege, Len boas was as unstoppable and dominant a player as Walton and (I infer) Oscar.

[@shyba2011]

@@propre6033 don't forget sadly we lost Reggie Lewis as well.

[@goodfella2400]

@Pro Pre facts. If Bias never OD’d we wouldn’t even be talking about the bad boys now because the Pistons wouldn’t have gotten further than the ECF.

[@iwantmyutube9040]

Me too. Although, you gotta admit we Celtics fan's hatred went mostly for the Lakers. Remember those memorable and edge of your seat series? Maaaaaan!!!!! THAT WAS BASKETBALL!

[@rubbersole79]

That was cool in "The Last Dance" showing Rodman studying film of the physics of how the spin of the ball affected it's trajectory, so he could "read" the shots and get to the ball first. My respect went way, way up watching Dennis in that documentary.

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

What? Worm in the house? My man is killin' it... Stay safe, and keep up the great work, mate! Cheers

[@garydugger8378]

Met Dennis in dallas ft worth air port i was changing duty stations in my class a uniform at the time he approached me shook my hand and thanked me for my service. I thanked him for being a badass and always gave me a reason to watch bball. Class act in his own right

[@buschgardenandbeer7041]

Bird was the one who rolled him up if The Pistons were the oven

[@Twigg4075]

This channel is far and above the best NBA channel on KZbin. I think Rodman had a lot in common with Bird. He obviously wasn't the offensive player Bird was by any stretch, but his work ethic and how he would just give 110% and throw his body all around the court was very much like Bird.

[@chekane2084]

Dennis was freaky strong. I saw him guard Shaq and hold his own- He was extremely strong!

[@swampmusic9222]

Rodman "guarding" Bird...thats hysterical.. Everytime Rodman came into the game Birds eyes, and stats, shot through the roof. Bird thought basketball strategy every possession, every second....Rodman was playing checkers while Bird was playing chess.

[@johnnyrobinson8168]

Respect to Rodman but every time he went up against Bird, he got owned! For those old enough to remember Bird, he is the best small forward to ever play the game!

[@mpuchar5003]

Nah... Dr J was the best small forward, but I'd put Bird in at a close 2nd

[@0JUICEISL00SE]

Lebron is the best small forward dont be a hater all around he is one of the best athletic specimens to ever grace this earth. And Durant and Leonard are barely behind Larry bird it happens Better players always come up. I ain't saying Lebron is better then MJ, Karem Abdul Jabar or even Kobe in the Goat convo tho.

[@0JUICEISL00SE]

@Inbrightestday 87 What else do I call him? You cant pretend like he doesn't exist

[@0JUICEISL00SE]

@Inbrightestday 87 Well it's ok to be wrong nothing wrong with that.

[@0JUICEISL00SE]

@Inbrightestday 87 Yes Dennis Rodman imo is the greatest defender and rebounder of all time but Lebron is more complete balanced in all aspects of the game. Rodman couldn't score he had mj and pippen and isiah thomas and other role players for that. I dont think Rodman would lock lebron up he would give him fits but overall lebron would handle him

[@AkioAkemi]

My favorite Dennis Rodman moment: He was on the Spurs in Richfield playing against the Cavs. The play was whistled dead for whatever reason and the ball was in Dennis's hands. He was beyond the three point line and faced away from the basket. In one swift motion of defiance he threw the ball over his shoulder towards the basket, which again, was behind him, and hit nothing but net. The basket didn't count, obviously, but I don't think he had more than two points in the game as it was. (He had his dozen or more rebounds, however.) To this day, I can't understand why no one has taken up the mantle of being a rebounding force like he was. If I was a GM I'd pay top dollar for a guy like him.

[@NameCallingIsWeak]

1996 Finals (un-official) MVP

[@MISTERO70]

🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@israelmoreno3620]

Because today’s players are gay ……………

[@AkioAkemi]

@Ulysses432 Then the NBA is dead. May as well be, anyway. It's biggest start has been playing pete rose for almost two decades.

[@michaelcollins966]

@Ulysses432 , if we follow your argument, maybe a top rebounder in today's game would still be a Dennis Rodman, someone who can run and put effort in on both ends of the floor. Except he may average closer to 20 rebounds if your theory holds. I reckon having someone who's a great offensive rebounder (while maintaining defence) would still be valuable to today's game.

[@neotrope]

I still hate Dennis for locking up Shawn Kemp(my man) in the '96 finals the way he did. Dennis really was the MVP in that series, respect.

[@qs4177]

Glad I'm not the only one...he was robbed of the NBA finals MVP that year.

[@ChristWorker888]

Yeah bro I like Kemp he was unstoppable but he needed some mental experience !! Great player still !!

[@pjganley]

The Reign Man!

[@dudelittle147]

LeBron is so likeable

[@pjganley]

@@dudelittle147 Lebron can’t hold a candle to these greats from the 80s abs 90’s. Period.

[@newerafrican]

I'll even listen to Dennis Rodman to hear stories about Bird! I gotta give it to the Worm, though, he was pretty honest about Bird schooling him.

[@irishgrl]

Yep! I’m so hungry for Bird stories I’ll even listen to his opponents 😂

[@masterchief5833]

Sounds like you haven't listened to dennis rodman enough to know hes a real g

[@newerafrican]

@@masterchief5833 He was the deal, for sure. Did a lot of the dirty work on D against the biggest and baddest and ended up in the HOF.

[@masterchief5833]

@@newerafrican hes in the top 15 at the very least for me.

[@newerafrican]

@@masterchief5833 Yeah, I mean it's not fair to compare "greatest of all time" because the game and the athletes are changing. I just compare to their peers (about a 15 year window) and leave it at that.

[@mhco406]

Gosh darn it, I love your channel. Thanks for helping bring joy during this crappy time.

[@Stratisfied22]

I've met Dennis Rodman a couple of times in a building he used to live at and I have to say he is seriously nice guy. He greeted me like an old friend and initiated the conversation as I'm a guy who leaves people alone. Really cool.

[@jasonredden8080]

Pound for pound. Best rebounder I’ve ever seen.

[@yoadryanOK]

Rodman: "that's a great question no one ever asked me that." Then doesn't answer the question

[@mmmmarrrr4767]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@josephtaylor5093]

He's high af

[@davidsandall]

Haha, I thought the same thing. Maybe he only knew football.

[@davidsandall]

@@josephtaylor5093 Cocaine is a helluva drug.

[@SuperHeliboy]

I noticed that! Weird.

[@rashb3994]

This is an awesome interview! Thank you and Rodman for doing this. Greatest defender, hustle guy and reounder of all time IMO. Always one the most candid guys to hear an interview.

[@bighouse6120]

I was a big Bad Boys fan. Man, them were the days when the NBA ROCKED! Yep.

[@Stevenaramburo]

My favorite NBA player ever! I was too young to watch rodman play live, but when I had the opportunity to watch his games from the past, that guy was amazing! Long live to that legend

[@eclecticx]

80s-90s. What a phenomenal era in the NBA. Never be equaled or repeated.

[@n.b.l.5709]

90s-00s

[@bls8959]

The golden age

[@seanfried5583]

Rodman might be my all time favorite player. Listen to how excited he gets even just talking playing. He was happy just to be there.

[@BingCherry11]

My absolute favorite Dennis Rodman moment: One day Dennis was out there just being Dennis grabbing rebounds like there is no tomorrow!!! Lol!!!! I think he had something like 30 rebounds. All the players were under boards pushing and shoving each other for position. In this one play something unusual took place for some reason I don't remember Dennis was standing near the out of bounds line on the far left corner. Someone shot ball and the ball bounced off the rim and went flying over to Dennis and landed right in hand!!!! Lol!!!! I thought to myself "Dam the basketball Loves Dennis"!!!!Lol!!!!

[@Nhilzer]

Ball don't lie !

[@silenti1518]

Law of attraction lol! Great comment

[@lamesalegend]

Big props on the interview. Rodman is still my all time favorite player, love this

[@snekinrican]

4:40 when they talk about Larry Bird

[@fahhhque2255]

Keep Pokey's likes, right where they are.

[@paulreed7698]

Thank you

[@jmuhlenbruch]

YOU CUT IT IN PARTS RIGHT AT THE BEST QUESTION EVER!!!!! I have watched TONS of your videos and think your insight into old school ball is amazing. I've often said that Jordan wouldn't have been the best Jordan possible without the challenge of the Bad Boys. They were what the competitive spirit of Jordan needed to elevate to the heights nobody will ever achieve.

[@tomh5006]

They created the GOAT. They beat the hell out of him

[@toddsands6000]

Wow, now this is what I call a high level interview with one of the greatest legends ever - The Worm! This was an amazing interview. Thanks.

[@stevegurgon]

Sean, you always bring the best to each segment. -the best historical prospectives and the commentary, thank you --as a HUGE Bulls fan, I hated the Worm when he played with Thomas and Laimbeer. I became a “Wormie” in 1995-Dennis was the spark that set the BULLS on fire and gave us those 3 glorious Championships.. thank you Dennis!

[@Black_Blow_Fly]

Detroit was the furnace that forged Jordan

[@sammyweed4771]

Amen, they kick his ass for years, made him who he was, he had to beef up and he took his game to the next level that’s for sure.

[@darylsampson6720]

Yup! Jordan will say it himself

[@kriskalbfleisch5020]

Facts!

[@G_Demolished]

They were the Cobra Kai to his Karate Kid.

[@RockyTopSplash]

Only reason Jordan took off was because NBA needed baby face to carry them after bird and magic. David stern created Jordan. He was soft his entire league. Go back and watch how many b.s calls he got... tons of fouls for nothing. Averaged 15 free throws a night!!

[@chrisdell5679]

Sean's channel is growing, but its still AWESOME of Dennis to come on and treat this interview with a lot of respect. Kudos to you Dennis. You sound good man, glad to hear it. I'm excited to see the Bulls documentary in a couple weeks!

[@ricardolozada8727]

What a nice Interview, worm fan always!!! Love the channel, keep the hard work, greets from Mexico.

[@jeremychannel333]

This was a great interview; I really enjoyed watching Dennis Rodman play basketball growing up he was very unique especially the offensive rebounds later in his career in Chicago with the Bulls; his athletic ability was unrivaled that stood out to me seeing he could have so much abilities that he could even go deeper & after playing exhausting top notch defense he still had the energy to come back & put up offensive rebounds just a very rare thing & he definetly is one of the greatest players of all-time in my opinion

[@susanbloodgood3572]

David Robinson, a great player, got His only MVP, the year Rodman was on the Team , coincidence ?!?!?

[@niggasdontdiewex4995]

Jordan only won rings with Phil n Scottie.... Coincidence?!?!?

[@robglobal1]

@@niggasdontdiewex4995 are you honestly implying that Phil and Scottie are the reasons Jordan won?🤦‍♂️

[@niggasdontdiewex4995]

@@robglobal1 he has 0 rings without Phil and Scottie...FACTS... HE DAMN SURE DIDN'T WIN WITH DOUG COLLINS... AS A BULL OR A WIZARD...I COUNT HIS WHOLE CAREER AND DONT ACCEPT EXCUSES... I ONLY GO OFF THE FACTS

[@robglobal1]

@@niggasdontdiewex4995 so your saying he won caus of phil and pippen?

[@niggasdontdiewex4995]

@@robglobal1 I'm saying he never won without Scottie and Phil...FACTS...how many rings does he have without them... Phil got rings without him... I don't wanna hear no excuses... These are facts

[@ronharvey8442]

Your channel continues to show class through choice of guests and asking questions to challenge and receive great answers

[@danielforest5923]

Dennis Rodman, the most underrated player ever.

[@wylinout2257]

So awesome you having this interview with the man, Dennis Rodman! Loved you on Da Bulls baby 👍🔥 Always respected this man's work ethic and honesty!

[@idrojojirdjrijidr]

it is so killer that you got this interview. Im psyched to hear the rest...

[@maninthebox27]

One of the best channel in KZbin. Amazing job Sean. Hope to hear Larry one day!

[@danteex9677]

🏀 Bless you man You are a gem for the community! Lots of love to The one and Only King of rebounds Dennis rodman!! Keep making this videos my man Wish you all the Best! 🏀

[@Chris_Diggity]

My right ear enjoyed this.

[@jackson5781]

Rodman should have gotten MVP of that finals vs the Sonic's

[@mprattyh3]

'96...... couldn't agree more

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

Dennis Rodman... I don't know about the US but where I live he's almost as famous as MJ, Magic, Bird or Kareem. Thee 80s and 90s were truly a magical time.

[@apexaveragedad8519]

I really wish the league would officiate like they did back in the 80s and 90s and let the teams play more physical no more ticky tacky fouls...I believe it would make the league that much better

[@stephanemancini4665]

Best defender EVER !! Clever, dedicated...such a thrill to watch him play

[@massimilianobelloni5613]

Great memories from a formidabile player and showman

[@chrisdriemeier7187]

Aye bro... I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!!!!!!!!! I'm 42 yrs old n grew up watching this era you're breathing life into as far as showcasing n showing a lot of youngsters for the first time. I grew up as a white kid in some pretty rough neighborhoods in St.Louis n Chicago. Basketball was my way of being able to fit in outside of the guys on my streets. The toughness and attitude of that era was ever present on the blacktop. I had it rough but, that style of of play let me show my toughness n attitude. To a point that I had gained respect all over those beautiful cities. Basketball literally saved my life. I got in a good amount of trouble but, there were always games and practices to be at so I had structure bcuz of the game. It allowed me to fit in and standout at the same time as well as start friendships and respect i still cherish now. If in any other era, maybe i don't have the opportunity to show my toughness n grit. Be respected and seen as an equal, peer, the same as them in a world that feeds off of preying on the weak or different. Without going to jail or hurting others. There was a respect. The game emulated the era outside of itself. We didnt USUALLY go grab guns first. We fought. Man to man. We didnt just jump ppl. MOST of the time guns weren't involved. Because we had our hands to use. The same hands we'd high five, beat our chests, or even help someone off the court with. N we always used them to shake the hands of the othe team after. Same hands we watched Dr. J n Bird throw at each other. Then use to shake the others at the 50 greatest ceremony. The game kept a boundary for us. Along with society the game has changed. THANK YOU FOR BRINGING ALL THAT BACK EVERYTIME I WATCH YOUR VIDEOS. Big ups, n god bless bro!!!

[@tysoncowan5192]

@ BTM-First he gets the "All the Smoke" shout out! Then he Gets D-Rod the greatest rebounder of his ERA! KEEP CRUSHING, BEEN WITH YA FOR A MINUTE

[@poryfiallo]

Thanks!!! I saw this interview 3 times and still enjoying!!

[@lesliesylvan]

🏀 🏀 🏀 🏀 Great Interview! Love, love, love Dennis Rodman, and so does POTUS!

[@goodfella2400]

Sean - Awesome interview. Great, thoughtful questions. Exactly what I would want to ask him. You are taking this channel to another level. 👏🏼

[@34stzoo]

MUCH RESPECT RODMAN!

[@billycain9890]

From 83 to 87 Larry Bird was the best player in the NBA and is one of the top five greatest players of all time is basketball IQ maybe the highest of any player ever

[@timothyhensley3815]

Great story! Love to hear success stories like that. Dennis has had his issues but who hasn't!

[@MarMaxGaming]

This was amazing, man! Great job!! Congrats on getting Rodman here AND for asking him such a great first question that he said was never asked before.. lead right into his amazing story of not even playing ball until he was 20.. what the heck, so great.

[@war66mattam93]

I guess being a “Role player” is a lost art, everyone wants to be top dog to a league that is now full of puppies.

[@krlm2280]

Facts

[@brysonmcc2710]

Lou Williams 🤫

[@danielmoore1035]

Absolutely

[@GLEN515]

That's more on the NBA then the players.

[@sportingminds3311]

Can't blame them, role-players and details get lost in the hype of the media and fans.

[@radamus210]

Man, I love me some Dennis Rodman. Some people fall in love with teams but I was never really a big team guy when it came to basketball but I sure as hell liked specific players and always wanted to see them achieve what they worked for and what I felt they earned. I just love the Rodman story, the guy is just so interesting, wise and all real. Dennis got a lot of press for off the court but what I always focused on was on the court - all that other crap that we have to endure 10X today with socmed, that crap never mattered. Dennis always called it as he saw it and he was always real- That is something you have to respect whether you might agree or not. Hell of a score of an interview!

[@artofsoul]

I tell my son about 3 men who excelled in defense, Rodman, Pippen and Olajuwon. Honorable mention to Mourning. Those guys could lock down multiple positions. I miss those defensive specialists.

[@artofsoul]

@Anti Sjw _ Damn, i surely missed him. He gave Jordan fits among other elite guards.

[@rigch83]

NO NO NO! MUTUMBO

[@fredmoethewinner6890]

Gary Payton

[@artofsoul]

@@fredmoethewinner6890 - And Beverly

[@janphilippecarpio5449]

One of my favorite players. I love his energy, hustle, IQ, skill and relentlessness. Thank you for the interview.

[@montazownianr1]

There is no much of Denis in media today, you are lucky that he agreed with this interview :)

[@werquantum]

Enjoyed that trip down Memory Lane. That era was the best. Vicious rivalries. Hard-nosed play. Great personalities. Just listening to Rodman. Man. I miss it.

[@iwantmyutube9040]

The golden era. No more.

[@ledferrelin]

Dennis was a force of nature in the court. Rebounding machine and defensive Master. He took Karl Malone and Shaq and gave them really hard times. Imagine him guarding LeBron or Kawhi.

[@215IamTheStreets]

That's why I laugh when mfers say LeBron would cook him etc.

[@c.djeundji6603]

Keep it up bruh. U r doing a great job for ppl loving and missing old bball like me. World-wide love for my man The Worm from Cameroon 🇨🇲

[@kohisaaakohisaaa7095]

Yeah, stop calling fouls on every single damn contact. It's getting really pathetic

[@danielcollins798]

kohisaaa kohisaaa I agree it’s watered down now hard to watch. Used to fun to watch in the 80s and 90s when I was young it was physical back then.

[@Turk_2023]

There are less fouls called today and less free throws per game than there was in the 80s and 90s

[@kb7772]

@@Turk_2023 please don't bring facts into KZbin comments

[@chrisoverbey7232]

Good job bro, glad you're getting some big names supporting the show. Keep it up.

[@rotgreen8102]

Sean, I think you won the youtube in this month ❤ OMG the worm in da house.

[@TheBlkac1]

This is a GREAT INTERVIEW 👍🏿😃👍🏿💯😏🤓😎 I can't wait until part 2😀👍🏿✌🏿

[@tuat.mvpformallybigd.2635]

No one could guard Bird. I've seen two on him and he would hit tbe shot every time. I miss these days of basketball.

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

The best Rodman interview I've heard! Great job dude. Rodman was the player that many hated at first, but quickly grew to really like because every minute on the pine, Rodman gave 100% and then some! He hustled his ass off, his work ethic was 2'nd. to none and I eventually had him as one of my favorite players to watch. You got your damn money's worth with Rodman. I can't wait for the 2'nd. part! I never knew he didn't play B-ball in high school, amazing. Great interview. Thanks, JohnG

[@theprofessional438]

Great interview. And also, Rodman newer sounded better.

[@DeniseRudd-k3e]

I met Dennis Rodman. It was driving a big Mercedes. It was pulling into the bank. I pulled into the same bank and he stopped so genuine and signed my boys shirts. Then he had shirts in his hand he went you gave them to the girls in the bank on 12 mile and Evergreen in Southfield again so genuine heart of gold

[@rocknrolloutlaw66]

Dennis the menace was one of the best rebounders and defenders !!

[@kevinduffy2502]

Rodman is one of my favorite players of all time, Everytime I can hear him talk BB I stop and listen, great interview..

[@tjstrong3607]

"Id have to say Bird #1, Magic #2, and Kim Jong il #3, Kim get overlooked cuz he is short, but has a serious crossover, and deep range.."

[@johnmayes761]

Jordan 1 bird 2 magic 3

[@85dime8]

@maxx mabemwe how can you possibly justify putting Lebron over Jong Un????? Have you even seen his defense? He's got everybody on lockdown. Everybody.

[@dannyd5697]

@maxx mabemwe - Maxx is the type who gets uptight and takes the joke the OP made as a serious comment.

[@dannyd5697]

@@85dime8 - LOL!! Clever play on words. Not so sure I'd try to joke with that guy though. He took the OP's comment serious.

[@iwantmyutube9040]

Hahaha Max just doesn't get it.

[@vintageretro83]

Sean this channel is blowing up! ( I knew It would when I saw the first video). So awesome that this channel is getting the recognition it deserves!

[@34stzoo]

Back when basketball was played by man!

[@voges1001]

Yeah the WNBA sucks, amirite?

[@34stzoo]

@@voges1001 Not surprises to find a hater in this thread.

[@voges1001]

34stzoo you said the same thing in your initial comment lol

[@34stzoo]

@dr d He's more man then you!

[@20FreeWill]

d you hating in all.the comments. Rodman may have worn a dress but he banged some nice bitches and is the greatest rebounder in NBA history. So what's ur problem.

[@mauallen4234]

I would go to war with Dennis. Was never a fan when he played but he has my immense respect as a player. He gave 110% effort every game. He created an elite niche for himself as a defender, rebounder, and the guy to get under the best opposing players skin. He’s an amazing personality and if I were a GM I’d pay him top dollar. Props Worm!

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

I came to hear him talk about the 96 Finals, Kemp, Frank Brickowski, and other things! This was great!

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

@@tyresepaikea1677 so is this where I make fun of your inability to spell a three lettered word, YOU?? Or is it laziness? When you know which one, for sure, let me know, mmkay lil sprat?

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

@@tyresepaikea1677 Next time I am in Whangarei, I will stop by, and YOU can show me what an excellent speller you are...

[@emenem6131]

Aw Dennis was the man for stops....loved watching him play and he made it hard on all them Franchise players.

[@LinYouToo]

“ doing your job, working hard, taking your lunchpail and having a ham sandwich.” Dennis has a great laugh.

[@bigal724]

I love hearing these stories. Look at them now.....if nothing else a lot of them are cordial with each other with respect

[@lusterthomas2435]

Yeah I remember those days, and let me tell you,Larry took Dennis to school, the good news for Dennis is Larry took everybody to school!

[@pauldinda5831]

That was one of the best of the best interviews ever and for any sport. FABULOUS!!!

[@Thomas-qn4hj]

Thats why Jordan wanted Rodman on his team, so he wouldn't be covered by him.

[@vCLOWNSHOESv]

Michael Jordan is the GOAT and known for all the highlights and game winning shots but Michael Jordan was also a killer on defense and with Pippen and Grant murdered people with the full court press for the first 3 peat. The second run was so sweet but it was all about grinding defense and nobody could have fit better with Jordan and Pippen than Rodman. Those were the 3 best non center defensive players in the game all on one team.

[@Kfordca]

007 don’t forget Ron Harper also

[@Megatron-gl6ff]

Bad boys 32-12 against jordan

[@Kfordca]

revenant 33 lets keep it real, bad boys were a disgrace to basketball though lol literally trying to injure mj every game

[@vCLOWNSHOESv]

@@Megatron-gl6ff Jordan came into the league on a horrible team and built a dynasty from the ground up so if course the best teams beat him until they were a complete team but after that he slaughtered them all. Jordan never pulled a punk Lebron move and joined other stars.

[@matttreece9036]

Thanks for the great interview with Dennis Rodman! One of the NBAs best players of all time. He used to guard shaq! Super strong defender! Thanks again

[@unklbeatybeatz3343]

Damn u got an interview with the legend himself. Hope your channel takes off

[@TreyParker318]

Getting Rodman on the show nice man! Moving on up! Asking rodman questions hes never heard. Keep up good work