NBA Legends Explain How Good Dennis Rodman Was

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[@Jeremy-sq2dj]

Dennis Rodman is like the bass player for a basketball team, u might not pay much attention to him while he's there but when he's not it ain't the same

[@ILikeIt62]

Lovely analogy 👌

[@sj_life_and_science]

Perfect analogy

[@Sixsoul]

Slappin da boards mon slappin da boards

[@sueyyness3642]

@@Sixsoul aw man I love you

[@sueyyness3642]

That's really well put. I think though he would be like Nicki Sixx from Motley Crue

[@randyquench8731]

Reggie Miller " then he guarded me" got me good lol

[@simonseal3836]

Reggie: "How many minutes did I play? Maybe I got ejected.." Commentator: "You played 36 minutes........" Reggie: "Then he probably guarded me." Lmao

[@williecooper4225]

Love you too reggie miller and sister

[@kevinhoopes5711]

🤣🤣🤣

[@TakenbySea]

Shit had me rollin. 😂😂😂

[@TakenbySea]

@@williecooper4225 there's a video of Cheryl talking about Reggie. They were in the car on their way home from a high school game. Reggie finally got to play and put up 46 points. And that's when he found out Cheryl had scored a hundred and he was pissed. Lol it's funny af i swear he was all proud till she shut him down with 100 points in a game. 😂😂😂

[@OnEPuNcHFinaTIk022]

One thing that i respected about Rodman was his work ethic. Even though he would party hard, he will play even harder.

[@pesky19]

that's...... not work ethic

[@iceybundles]

@@pesky19 you know what he meant

[@PoochieCollins]

@@pesky19 Yes it is? They said he worked out hard.

[@pesky19]

@@PoochieCollins i know they did, but what he explaned or said in his comment "even though he would party hard, he will play even harder" that's not work ethic

[@PoochieCollins]

@@pesky19 : a strong workout routine contributes to work ethic.

[@matthausner4006]

Next to MJ, he's my favorite player of all time. No one will ever match his Defense.

[@kashyaphvarun]

bill russell and hakeem olaujowan are better defenders the D-ROD

[@abyss6540]

@@kashyaphvarun I don't think so.

[@cameronvaughn8434]

@@kashyaphvarun nah they were just bigger.

[@idolngmgapogi572]

@@kashyaphvarun yeah in stupid era stop saying Bill Russel that got have a fcking stupid era then tell me why did he win the Goat contender why jordan??? That guy have 11 rings vs 6 rings so stfu

[@zimmy4868]

Not only was Rodman a great defender and rebounder, but he had the added ability to get under a player’s skin and get them out of their game.

[@dynamicvoltage9765]

Dennis Rodman was so much fun to watch. We'll never see another player like that. And I love how he was himself and didn't care what people thought of him.

[@ArtIsMyNature]

Iverson and him had similar qualities

[@perpetualmotion357]

I get the same impression from Rodman that he does care. In a way he seems like an inverted person, kept to himself and had his own circle of friends that he felt comfortable around. There's a lot going on with that guy trying to find an identity. I think when his sister's would dress him up as a girl when he was young sent him on a somewhat twisted trajectory.

[@chy42079]

“You don’t put a saddle on a mustang” Dennis was amazing. Rebounds and defense is all “heart and desire”

[@HIMCULES]

and anticipation. A lot of studying went into what he did as well. It is an art in and of itself.

[@JesusOnlySavesEternally]

Facts!

[@demariobirdow5537]

Great comment my friend 👌🏽

[@CHITOWNFASH]

@@demariobirdow5537 He quoted the Piston coach Chuck Daly

[@chrissams6230]

@@HIMCULES he his smart af I heard him explaining the triangle offense

[@cliffjungill8709]

Rodman is a very big reason for the bulls last 3 titles.

[@markdent4052]

No argument from me

[@lukasfontana7589]

It's true. (On average) he kept Malone 2 or 3 points below his standard scoring average, and those 2/3 points less were often the difference in those 2 close series. I also remember Rodman saving Pippen from criticism when he missed crucial free throws in important games vs Sonics and Pacers, but Dennis collected the offensive rebound.

[@vc2349-0]

They didnt need him.

[@terrygill7786]

@@vc2349-0 What do you mean? Im not even a bulls fan and could tell you that there was no one that could of filled rodman spot.

[@cesar5478]

And the pistons!

[@stevenboykin7255]

"Anytime I see Scottie or Michael shoot from the top of the key, I know the ball will come off the rim to the right," he says, referring to teammates Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan. "Watch this." He fast-forwards the tape until Pippen appears on the big-screen TV, shooting a three-pointer from the top of the key. While the shot is in the air, other players wrestle for position under the basket as Rodman slides into an open space to the right of the hoop. The shot caroms hard toward the right corner, just as he anticipated, and he is the only one in position to chase the ball down. He fast-forwards again, first to another Pippen miss from the top of the key and then to a Jordan miss from the same spot. Both times the ball bounces off to the right, and both times Rodman-who has spent hours observing the arc of their shots-is in position for an uncontested rebound. He looks away from the television, raises his eyebrows, and says, "See?"

[@bobbyjones7922]

@steven, that was a very good insight and I learned something...

[@lukasfontana7589]

He watched a lot of opponent's shots, too. And sometimes he trained at night or early hours in the morning alone in the gym, listening to Pearl Jam.

[@marvnuts]

Rodman watched a lot of game film on every player to see where the ball would go. He just wanted people to think all he did was party.

[@jimkhana007]

The guys a genius and true student of the sport...

[@badboypapi8621]

Source?

[@bullmoosepiper7732]

Man the NBA was so much fun back in the 1990s. The 80s through the late 90s were the golden days of the League. The talent was just outrageous and the game was so pure. Rodman was a joy to watch. Had season tickets to the Magic in the 90s and got to see him play many times a year. A total ferocious beast of a player.

[@nikolaskaz7077]

best era of the game my friend. Now its Leflop travelling & crying whenever someone looks at him the wrong way. muppets..

[@quaviolewisjriii3756]

He was so good, he made it to the Hall of Fame while averaging about 8 points per game. Amazing defensive player could guard 1 thru 5 on the floor

[@samuelmorse784]

He was great on Pistons. But his contribution to bulls sealed a HOF career. Even an idiot who doesn't understand defense could watch those games and see Rodman's dominance.

[@eFrog27]

God of rebounds And he was an amazing instigator. In the top 5 for fouls

[@kdroofing2680]

There will never be another Dennis Rodman. One of a kind Dennis Rodman

[@MrJaykwon1]

Underestimated

[@Anonymous-qj3ry]

@@MrJaykwon1 by whom? His talent and legacy is doubted by almost no one.

[@jlesternj]

@@Anonymous-qj3ry by anyone who doesn't have him as the best power forward ever

[@juliussuizojr8499]

draymond is better than dennis

[@jlesternj]

@@juliussuizojr8499 says nobody who knows the game. In your defense you must be under 30 and never saw Rodman play.

[@bubot17]

Rodman is proof that scoring alone cannot win games

[@robertsuchy2369]

Maybe back then time's have changed

[@IvoryTV0527]

@@robertsuchy2369 lol tell that to clippers 🤣🤣

[@robertsuchy2369]

@@IvoryTV0527 i don't understand that team at all 😂

[@hottacoyeee8706]

@@IvoryTV0527 hahahahahah iam dead

[@tictactoe3063]

@@robertsuchy2369 i mean you still need to rebound in today's game to win. Just look at the teams winning they dominate rebounds too not just scoring

[@gaborp6501]

MJ said,He’s one of the smartest player He played with

[@rudolphzimmermann3643]

So?

[@chrisproduction.5357]

@@rudolphzimmermann3643 K?

[@joeygras8]

@@chrisproduction.5357 And?

[@disposablecynic]

@@rudolphzimmermann3643 Wtf is wrong with you dude?

[@muzankibutsuji3949]

@@disposablecynic he's probably a lebron fan or something

[@PunkMartyr]

Rodman is a very special person and we are all blessed to have enjoyed watching him play.

[@dominiquejones3805]

I had no idea he was heated out of his money

[@pangpang7202]

When you see Rodman, the 1st impression is you probably thinks he is a troublemaker, a rascal. But he is a lot smarter than we think. The way he distract the opponent, then walks away from it to avoid giving foul, simply the smartest defending ever. In other words, he uses muscles and brain.

[@sukhastings4200]

Shaquille O'Neal said Rodman defended him better than anyone did

[@mimiace9361]

@@sukhastings4200 Definitely when Michael Jordan was up against Shaq. (Return of the Bulls road to victory) Dennis was defending Shaq putting him in his position from thinking that a giant cannot be defended because of his height with his aggressive behavior towards Michael on the court during the previous season

[@mimiace9361]

@@sukhastings4200 Definitely when Michael Jordan was up against Shaq. (Return of the Bulls road to victory) Dennis was defending Shaq putting him in his position from thinking that a giant cannot be defended because of his height with his aggressive behavior towards Michael on the court during the previous season

[@markmac2206]

if he played now, half the league would be mentally ill. this guy stayed in dudes heads.

[@mrconfusion87]

Definitely! We see it even with the way he conducts diplomacy! 🤣🤣🤣

[@TheLuminousOne]

There was Superman. There was Batman. Then there was RODMAN.

[@ianreed9638]

I think I've seen something like this in Chicago against Jazz in the finals..

[@jamaalw8556]

Love it!

[@stthompson129]

👏👏👏

[@Da_SRB_Detroit]

LOL Like the 'NBA 2k 20' song, "Do the dirty work like Rodman".

[@datsapaddlin6449]

Dude was a star if you really know basketball isn’t just about scoring.

[@michaelliu8196]

They don’t make players like Dennis Rodman anymore.

[@Mr360Gman]

Kyle Lowry

[@anaruraroa1291]

Steven fuckn adams mattttteee

[@cj6580]

@@Mr360Gman ?? Really

[@Mr360Gman]

@@cj6580 Watch him play, hustles like few players out there, does the things that don’t show up in the box score. Is the King of taking charges, very Rodman esque in the form of isn’t afraid to get hurt while making a winning play. Just never got a chance to win until he played with a top 3 player in Kawhi.

[@jtno2]

Let's be honest. There's no player like Dennis Rodman, before, during, or after his NBA career.

[@shooter7a]

Reggie Millers story is the best and most hilarious. Rodman had 34 boards and 10 Pts. Reggie was 3 for 6 and 0 for 1 from 3 for 6 points in 36 minutes. "Yeah...he guarded me"....

[@rajkrishnan5383]

they caught his ass in 4k🤣

[@alecwomack6718]

Hahaha, yeah busted.

[@mike.cdn7212]

Who would of thought Dennis would outscore Reggie 😂

[@alecwomack6718]

@@mike.cdn7212 his stats are hard on my brain.

[@odnamsrazor2364]

yeah, it really plays well when just 2 minutes earlier Reggie was saying that Rodman wasn't dumb enough to try and guard him.

[@knuckletherapyserveothersf6092]

I always felt he was just misunderstood. He's got a good heart and genuinely a good human being. A very likable person.

[@Cakebattered]

I went to college in the Chicago area during the 90s. Rodman was a staple at the dance clubs and it didn't matter if was a game night or not. He partied as hard as he played.

[@m.j.torque511]

For me, he will always be the best defensive player of all time.

[@The1Mustache3]

I agree.

[@PretentiousFish]

He’s up there but bill russel

[@simonbischoff7840]

I wanted to give it a like but its 91 thumbs up so...

[@cedricmitcgell6240]

Hakeem?

[@Edgar-wq9qz]

Dennis is the best rebounder of all time. Defender? All around defense? Ben Wallace, for example, was better.

[@JerseysFinests]

Reggie : maybe I got ejected, how many minutes did I play , that would say a lot .... - you played 36 mins and had six points Reggie: yeah , then he guarded me 🤣🤣🤣

[@bilawalkhawaja6843]

This was funny as hell 😂😂😂😂😂

[@richardsarmiento65]

kudos to reggie, he didn't even say that he had a bad game, or poor FGs

[@jedsteelwell2354]

Gotta love Reggie

[@newhire4915]

he had me dead with that

[@jmilla321]

Listening to him backtrack while he is simultaneously remembering the game is gold. He was talking so big then I imagine in his head he goes, “o yea I forgot I subconsciously blocked that traumatic game from my mind”

[@76JStucki]

For the Bulls’ 2nd threepeat, Dennis was the only guy strong enough to defend Shaq. Playing solid defense on Shaq at 6’7” is just freakish.

[@itspogs4824]

@W S B can you imagine if he ate healthy and didn't party during those days..he was gifted with some incredible genes to play & party that hard and it not take his body by 30

[@ladarrellhickman4742]

When the pistons beat the Lakers in the finals Ben Wallace did a Rodman impersonation on Shaq!

[@walewilliams6298]

Well coke makes you like Superman

[@drrllhenry]

@@ladarrellhickman4742 Shaq averaged 26 and 11 shooting 63% from the field on Wallace lol. He wasn’t contained.

[@ladarrellhickman4742]

@@drrllhenry I said an impersonation and nothing about containing

[@0ptimal]

Met/came across him once. (I grew up in Michigan, was a hardcore Pistons/Rodman fan)Was during Detroit era, pre tattoos etc. We were at an amusement park, and at some point I overheard that he was there(also heard vanilla ice was there but never seen that lol) Eventually we see a huge crowd of people walking towards us. With a really tall skinny shirtless guy in the front middle, which was clearly Dennis and everyone was following him. It was like slow motion, he was leading, everyone behind him, a swarm of admirers all trying to talk to him, but he was just walking forward, alone, w a slight smile on his face enjoying his day as if he were by himself. When I saw it was him I'd run to a lamp post close by and leaned against it, I was just in awe, I couldn't believe I was looking at a real life superhero (to me), I stared w an astonished look on my face, and as Dennis moved closer he looked right at me for a few seconds, as if to let me know that he saw me, he saw that I was having a moment, I was seeing a hero. I was too frozen to do anything but stare, but at least I have the memory.

[@catherinewilliams9680]

The two best games Robinson had, including a 50 point game and a quaduple double, he had Rodman as his power forward.

[@Compound7]

Holy shit he was 36 years old averaging 15 rebounds a game 😭

[@well.thy.one.]

Yea against some tough interior players too back then

[@at1212b]

@@well.thy.one. when you have guys being called a menacing interior force, it's a joke compared to yesteryears. Ben Wallace played Shaq pretty well too

[@jasonsandhu3760]

Him and wilt at 36 avged 19 and 15 respectively monsters

[@mangounchain]

Wilt avg 18.6 at age 36

[@vc2349-0]

I mean it was his only responsibility

[@sportsfaniguess154]

Rodman was tough as hell, and fearless, allowing him to check any big man, he understood bounces allowing him to rebound at an amazing level, and his effort and hustle were off the charts.

[@zzzzxxxx341]

Dennis Rodman is a very smart athlete, very strong and with the heart of a champion. Let's go!!!

[@Brofessor17]

Well maybe not the smart part hence why mad0nna dumped him cuz there was nothing there

[@JDrocks4ever]

@Evan Dodson what? You have a problem with communists?

[@madpicken]

@Evan Dodson just because he hung out with north korea leader, doesn't make him a communist. rodman said, in an interview with mike tyson, "im not political."

[@jerryschwarz5464]

@Evan Dodson the most stupid sh*t you can tell about Rodman...

[@aszamo5352]

@Evan Dodson hi karen you spelled your name wrong.

[@willsoonmarc8711]

He was the defensive version of Magic Johnson.Could defend at every position and was strong as an ox.He was the ultimate mind game.Could not out tough him.The most underrated player in NBA history.Will not see highlights of three pointers and dunks but was dominate and intimidating to most players.A mad genius.

[@Uragaan1]

Underrated? He's in the hall of Fame lmao

[@seveneleve7-11]

He wasn't the best defender, but he was good at playing mind games with his opponents

[@willchurch8376]

Underrated...first they came for 'literally'...why can't people use words correctly? You want to find an 'underrated' player, you better stop looking for names everyone and their mom recognizes. Larry Bird is underrated, Michael Jordan is underrated, Eminem is underrated...I can't take it anymore.

[@ianalan4367]

Phil Jackson was asked who the greatest basketball player he ever coached was. Of all the greats he coaches including Jorden, Pippen, and Shack, he answered ‘all around best was Rodman.’ The guy asking the question was as shocked as I was. Jackson went on to say that Rodman ‘got it’ that he ‘understood’ and was selfless for the team.

[@bullionmaster]

The Number 1 Defensive Player of All Time! Period! This guy played with Soul!

[@leyniercesar4653]

I heard a lot of great things about Bill Russell too.

[@arianprofit]

Hakeem is the one who block and stole. No big man stole it. Retired #6. Next big man was 33rd. And guarded Kareem, Moses, Ewing, Admiral, Eaton, Shaq, Walton, Sikma. Dream is the reason Jordan asked for Rodman. Bc they could never beat the Rockets with Dream in the paint.

[@sentokigames151]

Yes give the man his props. He was really good, even at times you think he wasn't really trying(scoring) he just the rest on defense.

[@Mr.FrogClaus]

Facts

[@charlesjonesjr.864]

He was an underrated passer too. Especially on outlets after defensive rebounds helping to get the offense started. Everybody who played in the triangle offense had to be a good passer so it really showed when he played with the Bulls

[@speedracer55]

Funny how ppl say he isn't an all-time great because he doesn't score. Yet nobody ever figured out a way to put all their energy into keeping him off the offensive glass.

[@nicksandz3209]

Gotta love the Era when they were actually allowed to play defense!!

[@kookurikapooh]

To be fair, back then they allowed the defense to get away with commiting more fouls against the offensive player. Now, they allow the offense to get away with more "illegal" moves like lifting, travel, etc... while also being hella strict when calling fouls by the defense against the offensive players. So in short: It's easier to defend back then but harder to score. Now, it's harder to defend but easier to score.

[@nicksandz3209]

@@kookurikapooh agreed

[@alphatrusbensiii8381]

Fouling isn’t defense , there is a balance between 80s rules & 10s rules that would enable effective defense

[@kookurikapooh]

@@nicksandz3209 But nonetheless, regardless of era, there are those that do it right and at an elite level regardless of ref era bias. I do still believe players like Jordan, Pip, Rodman, and maybe even Stockton, can still do well on defense in today's era. Sure, they wont "impose their will" as much as they did in their era, but that's just how much skilled they are. They'd still be quite effective, although with adjustments to their game and effeciency. Similarly, guys like MVP Rose, Curry and Kyrie could still run circles around guys from the old era--of course, with a few adjustments as well to their level of efficiency.

[@Irjackson2287]

Yea holding and head butting lol

[@silviomanuel1519]

He was a very smart player. Shaq's game was one dimensional, Rodman knew that and knew just how to exactly how to defend that type of offense. He also had extreme focus, its hard to stay focused on rebounding with all the chaos going on around one. But Dennis did it best/. He maintained his eyes on the prize and kept himself in tip top cardio shAPE

[@AR-xs9uk]

7:23 when he gives that kid with green hair his jersey ✊🏽

[@georgeochanda8838]

"He killed that you need a goodnight theory" Sir Charles Barkley

[@PhillipCummingsUSA]

Imagine if Dennis got a good night sleep...

[@mateomedina5851]

@@PhillipCummingsUSA my guy slept that 34 rebounds day

[@INHIAF]

A possible explanation of this was that he was bipolar which makes people need only like 3-4 hours of sleep a night

[@king_has_no_clothskul8635]

you are wrong. that is just sport. do you realize how other fields party and also work hard? there is no effing bigger and ruthless field than finance and america is the top of the chart. money never sleeps and you close a lid you would have lost a bil or made a bil. so dennis turning up a game after banging 15 hookers( which magic did by the way) and having some tequila shots is no big deal( chamberlin had that routine). all the nba players will land up in hospital if they did like coders( yankee is the most notorious). 25 cups of tea and coffee beat that( you will land in emergency). but i have more respect for surgeons( heart surgery sometimes happen for 3 days and people dont sleep and docs are known to take the pills to keep you awake. it is banned in other countries and in usa you can get them). though it is not the most brutal field( tech and art are the worst), they are saving lives. during pandemic they have burste their balls to no avail( pushing 120 hours and have to worry about their own saftey) cocaine keeps you awake for days. none of these guys will make it till 100. so they borrowed a decade or half of life to work hard and play hard during their peak. these guys are tall and big adn they have more health issues than regular people. so there is no given or taken. you party today pay tomorrow and vice versa. so in the end it evens out. get it?

[@amneenja5720]

@@king_has_no_clothskul8635 cocaine is a helluva drug

[@cappy2282]

Rodman was the man. With the way the NBA is today, he'd probably be in jail for assault for playing defense. (Defense is not allowed in the modern NBA). P.s An average NBA game is literally a three point contest with some layup drills in between (they'll call some fouls to keep the game close and make sure the stars get their stats. The ideal situation is getting the game to a last second shot)

[@markdent4052]

Facts

[@laidbare819]

The game today is an abomination to what it was. When Steffanie scored his 62 the other day it was unbearable to watch. I've never seen so much bullsxxt pussyfied posturing behind and infront of him while he's shooting. Man teams like the Pistons, Celtics and Bulls of the 80s and 90s would have chewed him and his buddies up and broke their backs. The likes of Laimbeer, Rodman and Pippen would be like " gimme that fxxxing ball pussy". 😂

[@laidbare819]

Players like The Bird, Jordan and even Kobe, because the game has changed so much even in the last 5 years, would be pushing 100 points every game today ffs.

[@inessosic2803]

Right point the NBA in 90is was closer to NFL! from that poin of wiew it is questionable how god is Lebron or some other great players of modern era really god

[@markmac2206]

but its not working, i see more blowouts now than back then.

[@bobbyjones7922]

Shaq, giving someone, their prop's, must be a cold day in hell.

[@southsideman4891]

YEAH - WHERE IS THE QUOTE BY SHAQ SAYING "RODMAN WAS THE ONLY ONE THAT COULD GUARD ME"?!?! I DONT LIKE LYING CLICKBAIT!!!!!! AT!!!!! - ALL!!!!!!!!!

[@charlessorrell5317]

He always gives Hakeem his props

[@waynebaker5720]

@@southsideman4891 yea I didn't hear those words come out of Quills mouth

[@xJackyHeatx]

Shaq gives other legends that came before props.he just doesn't do it to often,besides Hakeem,I dont believe any big man can EVER GUARD SHAQ IN HIS PRIME.

[@southsideman4891]

@@waynebaker5720 100

[@goosebt1245]

Jordan, Pippen and Rodman is that double Spiderman meme of them just pointing at each other LMAO

[@mamiloy861]

Dennis rodman is a very deep person. I really like his character. He is just disturb because of what his father did to his family, and whenever he talked about his children he's emotional. He wanted his children grow with him however, he is not stable himself that's his frustration. Anyway, his children are all good thanks to their mom's close support.

[@ziir3427]

You know how great he is, when the All "Legends and Hall of Famer" talk about him. 💪😬

[@jreddd1339]

I am glad Dennis is finally being recognized on how great he really was on the court and how he changed the outcomes of games

[@greennicotine5785]

That's why for me, he is one of the G.O.A.T's.😎

[@joeylyh]

Oh YES, he is definitely one of my favorite player~ NOT because of the antics... but because of his defense and rebounds. Dennis is also a basketball genius and played very well in the Triangle system. Look at his passes, cuts and setting picks~ the man knows basketball.

[@kasmidjan]

rodman is GROAT Greatest Rebounder Of All Times

[@GardensAndGames]

No one else would get horizontal chasing a rebound like Rodman. The fact that he could do that, at that level, for that long without major injury is one more facet that made him such an amazing athlete.

[@DallasG83]

I remember hearing the sound of his skin squeaking across the floor and as a kid, that usually meant a friction burn or a bruise but it never seemed to bother Rodman.

[@benbred79]

One of my all time favs. Met him as a kid at another child's bday block party. N to this day he was by far the nicest celebrity I've ever met. I know he has had personal issues but I wish n pray for nothing but the best for this man

[@jerryschwarz5464]

Rodman's skills on the offensive end are underrated. He created good shots for his team mates with and without the ball and his hustling abilities were unhuman...

[@lilrready4213]

This proves you don’t have to be an elite scorer too be a legend🔟0️⃣

[@williepurdom9253]

But this is the thing, Rodman was a scorer in college. He changed his game with the Pistons, they didn't need another scorer, they needed another defender, Rodman gave them that.

[@simonhowell4486]

@@williepurdom9253 That alone speaks volumes of his talent level, sacrifice, and commitment to winning. His career high in the NBA is actually 34. So he could score, he chose not to. Another defensive specialist who's overlooked is Bill Russell. I say that because Jordan is considered the greatest, but he wasn't the greatest at anything. Jordans offense brought 6 titles and 2 3-peats. While Russell's defense brought 11 titles on 12 attempts including 10 straight.

[@camerongooch9606]

@@simonhowell4486 you have to remember though that the 60s celtics were a monster of a team with an superstar star bill russel and multiple up and coming all star calibre players with a deep bench. Imagine a scottie pippen in the late 80s and early 90s as the 60s went on but for 2 other players. Also the celtics focused much like the pistons on a deadly, efficient defense. Not necessarily their destructive offense. I understand your points on the subject and respect your opinion what bill russel did is amazing. In my own opinion I don't put much stock in the amount of rings someone has as a end all and be all. Yes it has some impact but as basketball is very much a team sport one individual player can't win a match even if he were to score 80+ points and make 10 blocks a game.

[@pinoyletsplay]

yes because now NBA is all about scoring, all about the treys.. no defense, no problem...

[@OnEPuNcHFinaTIk022]

@@pinoyletsplay you right man I don’t see that kind of hustle on defence anymore in today’s game. One of the biggest reasons why i would choose the 72-10 bulls over any team in todays era.

[@enigmaficate]

"Nah he's not that dumb" "What?! ...... then yeah he guarded me" 🤣🤣

[@mrfixitusa6165]

Not knowing all the players well I wasn't sure what was happening here. From this comment though I'm gathering.... What was it? Reggie Miller? Is the one saying Rodman "wasn't that dumb"? If so I assume that must have been during an interview back when they were all playing, and then later Rodman guarded him and it was the interview years later where Reggie Miller admitted that Rodman shut him down? Do I have it straight now?

[@freda7961]

No offense but how about watching the vid first?

[@Dlogreen]

Reggie's reaction to his stats that game was amazing! hahahahah "aww yeah, then he did guard me" :-( hahahahha

[@Stop_arguing_with_strangers]

Being from Michigan, I love seeing Chris Webber and Steve Smith talk about how close they were to the pistons. The deep history and pure basketball talent in that city at that time is amazing.

[@robertwhatley9078]

There was just one word to describe Dennis Rodman on the basketball court...Damn!!!

[@juliusscott2198]

Didn't like him with anyone else!! When the Bulls got him loved the guy!!

[@southsideman4891]

Phil Mike and Pip took a chance on him and they won. So glad they did. They could have utterly rejected him.

[@randyquench8731]

Well you don't like people who are annoying to play with, but you love them on your team. Same reason why I like Patrick Beverly, he's no Rodman, but he has Rodman's heart. I love his flopping too, funny ass skinny nigga.

[@enriquerivera9040]

My same exact words!!!! I remember joking to my kids shortly before the Bulls announced signing Dennis..." My worst nightmare, The Bulls signing Dennis Rodman" Oh how wrong I was!! He proved me wrong!!!! God bless you, Dennis!!!!!!

[@johnleon2594]

I liked him as a Piston(he wasn't a Bad Boy then) 😂🤣

[@dustywilson6959]

@@southsideman4891 Yep without Rodman the Bulls would have been eliminated again in the 1996 ECF by the Magic without a doubt. Everyone gives all the credit to Jordan but that is because they are caught up on the media hype train.

[@darrell3118]

Rodman, Pippin, & Jordan were on Jay Leno show right after the Bulls Won one of their championships and Leno asked Rodman why he never shot a basket, and he said I wasn't paid to shoot the ball, I was paid to rebound and feed the ball to these 2 great shooters!

[@AIIXIII0]

Wow. I don't know NBA much but that's some awesome dedication. In football if defenders asked why they don't shoot, its because they're far but in basketball, anyone is close to the basket. All I knew was basketball have few amounts of defensive oriented players since everyone participate in both attacking and defending.

[@rialynroxas4190]

@@AIIXIII0 yes thats why many love Rodman, he is so humble and dedicated to his role.. He isnt some players WHO WILL BALLHOG the ball but will UNSELFISHLY Give the ball to others for them to shine... Without him it aint the same... His defense is one of kind bro.. He is unique and you aint gonna see that today... 😢

[@iGNiTETheKiD]

That’s a good teammate right there. That’s why bulls won those rings right there

[@蕭智遠-b9r]

Thank you for making this video. I love this player, especially his personality.

[@markuyehara7880]

Rodman is in the Hall of Fame but he's STILL the most underrated player in NBA history.

[@andihartono92]

make the enemy top scorer shut down is underrated. lets say shaq has 0 point if rodman guard him. it mean rodman already score for the team 20+point. thats only for defensive perspective.

[@liamg2271]

That's exactly right. Defense is half the game. Mark Aguirre averaged over 25 ppg in Dallas and was one of the top scorers in the league as was Adrian Dantley. Aguirre benched himself in Detroit because he knew how special Rodman was. The guy was well past his prime with the Bulls, in his mid 30's, and was still BY FAR the best rebounder and defender in the league. In many ways he was a smaller Bill Russell. Russ was better at controlling the paint and help defending in the half-court but Rodman could guard all 5 positions at an elite level and also was a dominant transition defender with his speed and motor.

[@CoreyAMoore]

The definition of a Different Animal ... Dennis was awesome! I remember playing the yard at my grandmother's house and even though I couldn't shoot like my cousin I would grab every rebound I could and scream "Rodman" and pass it to someone else😂😂

[@kindnessketchum]

very inspiring bro. thanks for sharing.

[@nate24680]

Rodman was one of the best at defense and rebounds of all time

[@mdhofstee]

I always get grief when I put up my 5 players I would pick as my all NBA team. PG - Magic Johnson, SG - Micheal Jordan, SF - Larry Bird, C - Hakeem Olajuwon and PF - Dennis Rodman. Frankly I know some say why not choose another scorer or something but when you look at the defense these guys present why not go with the best rebounder ever and one of the best defensive forwards in the game.

[@challiewallie4023]

Pure energy. No NBA player in history will match his energy

[@user-pf6wl4hv5j]

Cocaine is a hellava drug 😂

[@TheDbrice]

Dennis Rodman and Shaq happen to be my favorite players of all time. They both earned every ring.

[@jonq8714]

He's on my all time starting 5. Legend.

[@kaynemordini4229]

Absolutely

[@loganross1861]

Same here. 💯

[@dustywilson6959]

Yep I would rather have him as my starting PF than Malone or Barkley anyday.

[@jsplayn6205]

Yup

[@dylanbrown5474]

That's a little far lol. Who you gonna replace on a starting 5 with Lebron at the 1, Kobe the 2, Jordan the 3, Hakeem the 4, Kareem the 5?

[@ghostdtx]

"Yeah.. Then he guarded me.."

[@jacksonnewkirk4750]

Best thing about Rodman is that he is his true self

[@richbrake9910]

Rodman didn't get much recognition until he played for the Bulls and Lakers. This is ridiculous! He was just as good in Detroit and San Antonio as he was in Chicago. Was my favorite player as early as 1987.

[@periclesferreira5010]

1:16 Give me chills every time i see. Thanks for show all your hard work to us champ!

[@scottsteel4230]

DEFENSE WINS GAMES. DENNIS RODMAN WAS A F#&%ING BEAST. RODMAN WAS AS GOOD AS IT GETS, PERIOD.

[@kandr21400]

Dennis Rodman is the only Cyborg to ever play in the NBA. He's the Energizer Terminator.

[@fastmoneyenterprise7305]

19' Khwaii?

[@murphthedog4988]

@@fastmoneyenterprise7305 Kawhi was good but Rodman was lockdown for everyone he played.

[@momoblue1691]

Kawhi doesn’t have that energy, he needs load management

[@hamzahsyahputra696]

He is so good, that Anime was using his image as the Main Character. The Anime was Slam Dunk!

[@paolopablo5292]

The name of the main character of Slam Dunk is SAKURAGI! Legit similarity.

[@esquireedilbertiimarcelino2199]

Sakuragi is Charles bayle and Dennis rodman reference.

[@dayaorogelio9299]

Author said its charles barkley...later 90s rodman

[@joetokyo1158]

rukawa a character on there is based on jordan. Best player, wore jordans and even wore the same sweatbands

[@noelfelixvergaraamedo2197]

The genius sakuragi.....

[@mariecampbell3373]

I didn't realize how much Dennis understood the assignment until I saw THE LAST DANCE. He knew EACH PLAYER & how many times their ball would spin. He was downright scientific with his observations.

[@peteyprimo7173]

That’s why he’s a legend

[@Behindthejab]

I was a defensive player in school. Rodman was always my hero

[@simonhowell4486]

Again, any list of NBA top 50 not including Rodman is automatically discredited. I don't care where he's placed, but he belongs on the list

[@brian4180]

top 50? That's tough - I would have to see the list and see who is being left out. For how spectacular and fun to watch Rodman was ... after all these years people are glossing over how SEVERELY limited parts of his game were.

[@ChubbsTheCat]

@@brian4180 free throws is the only part that was severely limited. What else do you think was? Obviously he didnt shoot later in his career but he was an excellent passer and never ran out of gas

[@brian4180]

@@ChubbsTheCat scoring

[@brian4180]

@@ChubbsTheCat ok so don't get me wrong - I LOVE Rodman and think his rebounding and defense were incredible. BUT ... with some caveats. First and foremost - he never for 1 SECOND on the court concerned himself with having to score so of course he would be in position to get more rebounds than other. Honestly - do you think if Shaq, Barkley, Robinson, Malone ... the list goes on and on NEVER considered scoring, only getting in postion for rebounds that they couldn't have had similar rebounding production? Of course they could have.

[@ChubbsTheCat]

@@brian4180 sure, except to box him out you had to stay glued just as if he was a scorer and when you have teammates that are some of the lost prolific scorers in the game (jordan, isiah thomas, shaq, David robinson) you'd be relegated to an afterthought anyways, see kevin love with LeBron. Rodman was my favorite his entire career, he had multiple double digit scoring seasons before leaning into his persona and that was just off put backs and running the floor and contrary to popular belief could actually shoot a little, multiple games of multiple 3s with the bulls. Obviously it'd be sweet to have 5 versatile threats on both ends, but also imagine if James Harden had Dennis Rodman balancing out that squad?!

[@aurelionsolph]

even steve kerr coach of GSW, cannot compare any star players or any of his players or in the league today vs The LEGEND OF DENNIS shut you down RODMAN ♥️

[@pinoyletsplay]

yes because now NBA is all about scoring, all about the treys.. no defense, no problem...

[@aurelionsolph]

@@pinoyletsplay and this is why shaq, olajuwon, barkley, david robinson, ewing, will go easy 50pts on this era 😂🤣

[@jokolokoy0521]

Hindi pa coach ng gsw dyan si steve kerr kabayan(steve kerr is not the coach of gsw at that time when this show was aired on tv)

[@aurelionsolph]

@@jokolokoy0521 hahaha I think your not updated to his team hahaha when he was a coach.. hahaha

[@Dangergoon187]

@@pinoyletsplay yep

[@janegavin8715]

One of those very very rare players who didn't score much but was the 1 player you never left out of your team because he was more determined to win than anyone else.A true fans player.

[@Barakudas1-h6k]

Denis was a freak when he could Reb 18 per game in technically one of the hardest NBA era at 6,5 height or so.

[@carlbodene8150]

An incredible entertaining athlete and a proud American. Good video!

[@bluelion7342]

Got to respect Rodman. I remember having his jersey back in elementary school. Great athlete.

[@johnruggiero4205]

I wrote on a video of an old bulls game that the bulls with Dennis was better than the bulls w Horace. The opposite argument was being made by others, but Rodman was way underrated. He took Shaquille out of the 96 ECF.

[@d-nyl6116]

Love it when Dennis gives his jersey to the kid wit same colour hair haha Peace

[@jjusa00]

I’m 21 and don’t even watch that much basketball now but I like digging, and this guys a legend! It impresses me just as much as scorers how selfless he was, and his ultimate hustle. What insane energy man

[@TheSuleyman1979]

He takes his power and motivation from suffering pain and trash talks in the game. He also makes his opponent feel bad, think of what will he do to him during the match. And this feelings make the opponent not able to think of the game properly. He is the iconic defence player ever came to Nba I think...🙂

[@johnconnor210]

When I was middle and high school I modeled my game after Dennis Rodman. Especially the way he boxed out and rebound. I would watch hours of film and I always noticed how he used both hands to rebound as did I. I even wore the number 10 after him. The best rebounder and defender in history in my opinion.

[@brandonladijinsky5830]

Hey yo

[@jaust1n]

All that film And U became a wrestler 🤼‍♀️ 😂😂😂😂

[@johnconnor210]

@Curly Que not arguing but keep in mind bill was 6'10 and wilt was 7'3 or so and Dennis was only 6'6.

[@AlexG-tp2ik]

@@johnconnor210 And they played at a time when most players were midgets. Pound for pound Rodman wins.

[@desiolle2874]

The Worm changed the game...unbelievable intensity and hunger for D and 1%ers...

[@YourMom-xw7zw]

Haaa.... "Hunger 4 d"

[@jimmieparker8093]

Pls dont say hunger for d

[@desiolle2874]

@@jimmieparker8093 the balls have Spalding written on them...

[@GBOsAdventures]

pause

[@alainndik2564]

PAUSE

[@jaydave1246]

Ah, the 80's 90's basketball.. Drive in Hard or get body slammed hard, and just walk away with a ordinary foul. The good old days were defence actually meant something.

[@nathanlawson313]

Wasn't quite like that. Players just policed themselves. Now they don't. Isiah Thomas lighting you up? You can clothesline him next drive but if you do, Laimbeer is taking a shot at your PG... Otherwise they just played straight up smart D.

[@jasonsandhu3760]

@@nathanlawson313 so when Malone knocked Isiah ass out why didn't lambieer so shit against Stockton lmao

[@williamarchie]

Give him his props nobody wanted Rodman to shadow them he was the best at it Respect for Rodman

[@GeeCheeKingz]

7:25 Changed that kid life forever 💪🏾💪🏾

[@emanuelellis3048]

Finally, my favorite all time player. He has lived a life worthy of a movie

[@bluelabel774]

Rodman, once in a lifetime player

[@AlIegory]

Jordan, Rodman, and Pippen during the bulls 2nd championship run was the best team in NBA history. They tapped into some kind of magic and the world could feel it.

[@rockwild737]

Magic was right. They transcended basketball. Even non basketball fans could watch it and feel the magic.

[@albertorodriguezfernandez5956]

One of a kind for sure. He was like spiderman sometimes. Pulling off athletics beyond the game. He was always trascendent to his team. He had an enormous impact on their team´s scoring options. So many rebounds, defenses and blocks. Rodman was an army of one man.

[@jamaalw8556]

The worm was and is my favorite player of all time.

[@cookiemonster-ix2zc]

I remember it being said. The other coaches tried to control or tame Dennis. But when he came to Chicago. Phil J. allowed him to cut loose.

[@lukasfontana7589]

Exactly. And Phil Jackson (knowing Rodman's passion for motorcycles) arrived with his own motorcycles at their first meeting. Second thing he asked him to do was to apologize to Pippen for his bad foul he made in 1991 in the play-offs.

[@elpusegato]

Dennis Rodman played like he was a massive tornado filled with bricks and branches. And he's utterly brilliant on top of the physical dominance, like he was instantly calculating angles and trajectories and complex dynamic geometry on the fly, in a split second. There will truly never be another Rodman.

[@NoisqueVoaProduction]

1:16 Shit! That shit broke me. Seeing a guy so bad ass also being so emotional for this accomplishment he really cares about... Really heartfull.

[@dnakatomiuk]

And yet Pippen didnt want him at the Bulls at all, It was Jordan who asked Jackson could he manage him and he said yes. And Jordon said bring him in and look what he did at the Bulls

[@peteyprimo7173]

Pippen was a huge asshple

[@darkninja2525]

Dennis Rodman: The Florida Man of the NBA

[@bazzytonoak7130]

Lmao

[@veonnoire3768]

SHAQ:Only Dennis Rodman could guard me... Ben Wallace has entered the chat

[@Y50-e3g]

Shaq respect to dennis..and dennis gave young shaq influence at that time before shaq moved to Lakers and they became teammate after dennis moved to lakers at 1999 if i didn't wrong

[@jeffreisen6623]

Yeo ming had his number

[@kerrykelley6483]

Hakeem dominated him on both sides of the court

[@kylemonsterdrywallfistbump5948]

@Mark Grace Tim Duncan did better against shaq than Robinson did despite his lack of athleticism.

[@PeachyHater]

I couldn't find that part of this video where Shaq said "Only Rodman could guard me".

[@suzukiclaus3028]

Well

[@user-bl3si3kq6x]

It's because this KZbinr just lifts ppls videos

[@drewt1717]

You got "clickbaited".. don't feel bad, we all did too..🤣

[@jokidding3414]

I remember watching a game with Rodman on san antonio where he was guarding someone on the three point line. Gaurd I guess because he was like 6 to 8 feet from the man daring to shoot. The man shot the ball and Dennis Rodman just jumped straight up and pulled the ball out of the air. Most amazing play ever but the refs called a goal tend.

[@mendesnelson]

This man was amazing - played possessed and you knew he had your back if he was on your team. Legend