In NBA history, Dennis Rodman may be the most entertaining character by far. In addition to his dyes and his whimsical outfits off the field, iHe also knew how to stand out on it. The proof with this funny anecdote.
The current NBA Draymond Green and Dillon Brooks, who are two real pests on the floor, the NBA of the 90s had Dennis Rodman. And these players share a fairly similar sporting profile in the sense that defense was or is their top priority on the field. So yes, the Warriors interior can also pass, the neo-Rockets putting from afar while the Hall of Famer had a non-existent palette in attack.
But when it is necessary to extinguish an opponent, they display the same constant aggression and an obvious personality. This has also caused some problems for the Golden State dynasty, since Draymond also has a tendency to raise his voice with his partners, or even worse, just ask Jordan Poole. The same goes for the Canadian, who was literally fired by the Grizzlies after his numerous antics in the playoffs.
Rodman’s lunar phrases on the pitch
This is perhaps what sets the former teammate apart from Michael Jordan others. He was capable of going very far, both on and off the field, and yet he never let his escapades get in the way of victory. It must be said that he had a trashtalking technique that must have really disturbed his rivals. Antoine Carr, formerly of Jazz, explained to “Scoop B” Robinson:
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Dennis Rodman was always trying to get inside your brain, and if he did, it was almost mission impossible for your team. He didn’t necessarily say much, but it was always meaningless. One day he called me to the field and told me he was getting married. Then after he said he was going to marry himself. I was confused.
Dennis Rodman was special, even in his trash-talking. While some attack the game or the families of the opponents, he quietly told his life story to disturb and disturb his attackers. And he sometimes went even further, like during the 1998 Finals, when he refused to take a rebound because he was convinced that Michael Jordan was going to score… He was from another planet.
Never forget when MJ shot a free throw during game 6 of the finals vs. Utah and Rodman didn’t need to watch Mj shoot, instead he was trash talking fans and saying « It’s MJ, why try rebound? » ???????? pic.twitter.com/HYkoaCJiFi
— Bulls Nation (@BullsNationCP) August 23, 2021
Remember Game 6 of the Finals against Utah, when Rodman didn’t even watch Jordan take his shot, and told a fan, “It’s Jordan, why fight on the rebound?” »
Dennis Rodman was out there having fun, so he didn’t hesitate to say whatever came to mind. And honestly, what do you say to a boy like that who launches into such outrageous tirades?
2023-09-09 19:40:00
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