I would love to see Rodman play against some of today's players. Guys like Boogie & Westbrook would blow a gasket
''In the last game of the regular season,'' recalled Antonio Davis, the Pacers forward who is often guarded by Rodman, ''we got tangled up. He held my hand up over my head, and then he started to waltz with me! I couldn't believe it. At first I thought it was funny. And then I thought, 'He's mocking me!' And I got mad. Suddenly I was thinking about him, and not my game anymore. He can do that. He's smart; he'll try everything he can to throw you off. But I was prepared for him this series. I've just tried to ignore him.''
This is not easy to do. In the N.B.A. finals against Seattle two years ago, Frank Brickowski of the SuperSonics, sick of Rodman's physical tactics in the game and aware of such publicity stunts as the one in which Rodman married himself in a wedding dress, called Rodman a name that was meant to question his manhood.
Rodman smiled. ''You've got nice-looking legs,'' he said to Brickowski. ''Would you like to go out with me after the game?'' Brickowski exploded, as did his game.
One of Rodman's favorite targets is Alonzo Mourning, the Miami Heat center. Mourning has also questioned Rodman's off-the-court preferences -- although he might not have read Rodman's book about his love affair with Madonna -- and Rodman knows this. When Mourning makes a nice play against the Bulls, Rodman will pat him on the backside. It makes Mourning uncomfortable. When there is a loose ball, Rodman might stay atop Mourning for an extra beat or two, making Mourning seethe.
''Mourning tries to contain himself,'' said Steve Kerr, a Bulls guard, smiling at the thought. ''And he doesn't say anything. But you see it building and building, and finally he erupts.'' In one game, Mourning was soon whistled for two technical fouls in quick succession and was removed from the game.
''Guys suddenly forget their set patterns, they're out of position, the coaches are screaming at them but they don't hear -- they got Dennis on the mind,'' said Isiah Thomas, a teammate of Rodman's with the Pistons. ''Dennis knows there's this homophobia among a lot of players in the league. So he uses that and everything else he can. It's amazing how many guys fall for it.''
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It was only the Bulls who tolerated that shyt though. The Spurs couldn't handle him and traded him for Will Perdue!You know a mafukka is good when he just says fukk practice and nobody gets pissed, fines or suspends him. They was like fukk dat we need them 15-20 boards a night.
Can someone explain what the fukk worm was doing in this gif?
1998 NBA lockout:
Rodman gets married to Carmen Electra while drunk out of his mind in Vegas... Then he wakes up in the morning and sees a ring on his finger... Asks what the fukk happened... Demands an annulment.
(All that within a few hours).
Letterman, Leno and all the talk show hosts had a field day with that shyt
Been trying to tell people, he didn't score because he couldn't. He didn't have to.I always say Charles Barkley and Dennis Rodman are the two most unique players I've ever watched in my lifetime.
Low key, I think Dennis could've easily put up 15-16 ppg if he wanted to.His J/3pt shooting wasn't that bad....he just didn't give a fukk.
I remember at the end of Bulls games, he'd go into Court Jester mode( entertaining the crowd in a blow out), and just start nailing 3's.
Shyt used to have me
Even tho he was such a phenomenal defender/rebounder, I think he still had a lot of untapped potential as an offensive player.
I mean, dude would just launch 3's effortlessly, with alook on his face.Like it didn't mean shyt to him.
I always say Charles Barkley and Dennis Rodman are the two most unique players I've ever watched in my lifetime.
Low key, I think Dennis could've easily put up 15-16 ppg if he wanted to.His J/3pt shooting wasn't that bad....he just didn't give a fukk.
I remember at the end of Bulls games, he'd go into Court Jester mode( entertaining the crowd in a blow out), and just start nailing 3's.
Shyt used to have me
Even tho he was such a phenomenal defender/rebounder, I think he still had a lot of untapped potential as an offensive player.
I mean, dude would just launch 3's effortlessly, with alook on his face.Like it didn't mean shyt to him.
Some dude in another thread said Draymond Green is already a better player than WormWatch his college highlights if you can find any. Dude was averaging 25 & 15. Even early in his Pistons career he had offense. once the rebounds started drawing headlines it hecame his signature.
Some dude in another thread said Draymond Green is already a better player than Worm
Crazy shyt is, a few dudes agreed with him.Well some dude is a fukking idiot. Rodman was one of the most versatile defensive players in league history. And a Top 5 rebounder all-time. I missed the part where Draymond's credentials stack up already.