Dennis Rodman Schools and Destroys Shaq (Documentary)
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- Dennis Rodman Schools and Destroys Shaq
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Credits to Alex Groz, LamarMatic, KarlMalowned32, Larry Legend, Wilt Chamberlain Archive, Scottie33Pippen, for a lot of the video footage
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1. Unknown Intro + Outro from Scottie33Pippen
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2. Nas - The Message (remix)
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3. Nas - Halftime (Instrumental)
4. Public Enemy - Don't Believe The Hype
5. Public Enemy - Rebel Without a Pause (Instrumental)
6. Shyne - Bad Boyz (Instrumental)
7. Coolio - Gangster's Paradise (Instrumental) - Sport
The Pippen, Rodman, Jordan era was the best team of all time. Just amazing talent. Watching every game was awesome.
LOVE Rodmans reactions when he scores. Always so happy!
...and his laugh when he knows hes in your head.
i luv the Diesel, but he should give Dennis his due credit. Dennis was giving up 5 or 6 inches and 100 pounds and still put shackles on him.
Shaq knew when Dennis was in town there was no barbeque chicken on the menu lol
Your damn right 💯😂😂
TRUTH
Yup the reason he always brags about his numbers is because they were in garbage time against the bulls but shaq is still an all time great.
Rodman's greatest strength was his mental game. He could get in anybody's head he played against and once you let him get under your skin it's over. Then you got his hustle and natural rebounding insticts and he was a great team player. Rodman was very smart, if you watch the video you'll see that when he posts Shaq up he does it far from the basket so it forces Shaq to either pass the ball back out or to take a shot far from the basket and Shaq coudn't hit a jumpshot to save his life. Dennis's lower body was also very strong and he did a great job of lowering his center of gravity which made it very difficult for Shaq to bull his way to the basket without causing a charge.
Dennis is one of those very under-appreciated players. Rebounds, diving for balls, never giving up on a play, unselfishness, and playing the mental game are not very glamorous and many of the things he did on the court can't be recorded by stats alone, you have to watch him play in order to appreciate what he brought to a team. He's one of the greatest big men to play the game but if you relied on stats alone you'd never know how good he was.
Or his insane conditioning, he wasn't that 'big'. Clearly had to be a hard worker considering how hard he partied.
James Worthy would agree.
martyg23, exactly, so you are basically saying that stats along don’t show you the full picture, something these number crunchers can’t get through their thick skulls.
@@MrWoodstar1 Exactly.
Great comment; this is precisely why individual statistics...while helpful...can be very misleading when it comes to trying to define a team sport like basketball. Many great players (e.g. Cousy, Russell, Bradley, & Isiah) have said "statistics mean nothing in basketball." You don't get the full picture with #s alone, & in a team sport, they matter less than being a good teammate, being unselfish, & doing what the team needs you to do to help the team win. The Worm epitomized that...& he's got the hardware to show for it. Fantastic player.
that line-up of harper, jordan, pippen, kukoc and rodman, would swoop any team's ass of today
Grove Back not the 2012-13 Heat
Jorge Guardado THE BULLS WOULD DESTROY THEM
pvanganimare LOL WHAT?? LEBRON DICKRIDER??? i fucking hate Lebron and root for the team he plays for every year in the playoffs,youre wrong there and youre also wrong when you say im a heat fan because i am a Celtics fan. I Say the Heat would win because of the talent level. In my opinion Lebron vs Jordan one on one LEbron would destroy him. LEbron is the most athletic basketball player of all time and no one will ever match his speed and athleticism at his height and weight.
Jorge Guardado Win in the Gym, not win in basketball. You probably can't even name the Celtic starting 5 from 2014-2015 season. Yeah, go look it up.
Eugene Li lmfaoooo how can you say im a fake fan when you don't even know me? I went to game 7 of the second round Celtics vs Sixers in 2012 and to game 3 of this year's series vs the Cavs. And yeah because i didnt already know that Zeller,Bass,Smart,Turner,and Bradley were the starters oh and can't forget about the beast off the bench Gigi Datome!! Deff looked that up
96 ECF was probably the best playoff series of Rodman's career. He averaged something ridiculous like 13 points and 20+ rebounds + great D on Shaq. Those Bulls were soft as butter in the paint before Rodman got there. That second 3-peat doesn't happen without Dennis.
@Jimmy Crackcorn Yep! Politics
One of my favourite videos on CZcams. This is what this site was created for. Fantastic work diggin through all the footage, stats and newspaper stories to compile an hour long story to convey your opinion. Dope beats too man.
You dont need to convince me, I witnessed all that!! Dennis Rodman was The Man!
I miss the real Nba, now it is kid show!!
I can't believe rodman was this good while being a drunk every night LOL
claps for himself, sinks clutch FT...legend
Gladiator who put in 2hrs cardio every day. He didn't stay in every night, but he also didn't let his off-the-court lifestyle affect his performance.
@@jasonkassa4130 That's what's baffling lol
Hold my beer 🍻😂
@@jasonkassa4130 I think a lot of that was just the character he wanted to portray. IMO.
It's so easy to fall in love with Dennis' unlimited hustle and energy. Go Worm!
Dennis rodman is the best rebounder of all time!!!!!
BEST DEFENDER OF ALL TIME.... hands down
@LeBron and Malone from the jazz... he really understood angles, probably even wrestling because he always used great leverage and of course the fundamentals of basketball and then add in a genius for disrupting people & getting them off their game... annihilate the confidence of their best player & you will win the game... the one guy he couldn't do that to was his team mate Jordon- when it came to basketball MJ was totally ruthless
@LeBron I wasn't alluding to his ability I was referencing his size... he is an extremely big dude & at the time in primo shape... yet Rodman constantly made him look like the smaller guy & he was so in his head he had Malone literally doing things that on the street will get you charged... put the other teams BIG man on the bench with foul trouble... and you win!
@LeBron Yup Ben Wallace from Trail Blazers was a really tough dude for sure as were all the others you listed... a lot of Rodman's toughness was in his mind... that's what made him IMO the greatest defender ever... just as MJ's mental abilities matched his physical gifts... he had an inviolate will to win & the skills & work ethic to back that up & make it real! Best 2 way player in Pippen, Best Player in Jordan & best def in Rodman all on the SAME team... throw in Steve Kerr whose FT & 3pt% were ridiculous [See also: GSW!]... and it's hard to imagine them ever losing a finals to any team in any era Harper, Longley, Kukoic also not Joe averages... I say the CB were the BEST TEAM EVER in any era... we were truly blessed, the fact that they destroyed the mormons TWICE while I was just beginning the 28 year DENIAL of my GOD endowed RIGHT to DUE PROCESS in my Original Jurisdiction Case that arose in utah when some afghani's didn't want to pay me for my carpentry & falsely accused me just made it icing on the now 28+ year delayed DUE Process cake... if ever heard I will win that case! So in my mind BEST EVER!
@LeBron Oh I think I know what the problem is:
You wrote:
"Rodman locked up 7'1 325 lbs Shaq. Unbelievable."
And I replied:
"and Malone from the jazz... "
"he really understood angles, probably even wrestling because he always used great leverage and of course the fundamentals of basketball and then..."
you see what I meant was:
he also he LOCKED UP MALONE... and the 'he' was Rodman... then the:
"he really understood angles, probably even wrestling because he always used great leverage and of course the fundamentals of basketball and then..."... was about RODMAN Not Malone... I should have been more clear about continuing your thought about RODMAN locking up shaq... AND ALSO Malone!
These players are so sensitive today, Rodman will cause them to literally cry on the court. He can make any great player have a off game.
@Jimo ATX Kobe, and now guards today still imitate his footwork. The NBA/EURO imitates his footwork w/ 'the gather' rules... You're right, Hakeem at least had an answer for Rodmans aggressive and stout defense. Shaq really needed to time his run down the floor to smoothly 'bounce' into better position. Centers just didn't fight defensively for the position, and Shaq didn't have an answer. Rodman is top-5, and maybe #1 defender ever. One of the best players w/out the ball ever.
Ironic because considered the weirdo or the kid of kid to get bullied, which i think he did
@Jimo ATX This shut-in got you trolls so desperate for attention. You're jocking 3 YEAR OLD comments, LMAO! Get a girlfriend.
@nathan stewart he didn't even win agains them not even once,only after they got old
@@bamboozled939 What part of the team was trash all those years do you not comprehend?
"no matter how big he is, he can fall just as easy." - Dennis Rodman "the neurosurgeon".. got into shaq's head almost every time..
48:23 look at scottie & rodman just laughing at all the space they got in that 7'2 head. And Shaq had the audacity to say his 00's Lakers could take the 90's bulls, THANK YOU, I vividly remember these match-ups with dennis schooling him on both ends of the floor. Excellent wilt/bill russell willits reed analogy.
Rodman was a unique specimen. The rumor was with Dennis he workout after a game. You have to put him up as one of the best defensive wizards of all-time. Great video of a player that made a big impact on yesteryear's NBA.
This is more of a documentary than anything else man. You should title it as such, this is great (I'm 7 minutes in and I didn't expect to see this quality of work in all honesty. I'm supposed to be doing some school assignments but I can't bother when I'm watching this!).
EDIT: Alright I'm finished watching, good job man.
I always knew Rodman was a great defensive player but damn this showed why he truly was a hof player. Great video bro keep it up :)
This should be called something else. Like "The Art of Rodman" the man who turned defense rebounded, and gamemanship into a mess of beauty. (also a referrendum on Shaq's true talents)
15:37 "Rodman has as many rebounds as the magic does as a team."
Rodman is a beast
Seriously speaking here, Pippen, Rodman, Jordan some of the greatest defenders of all time for their respective positions
Jordan and Pippen the best Rodman top 3 of defender
You forgot Ron Harper, he's an elite defender that can guard 3 positions effectively from pg, sg, to sf. Harper, Jordan, Pippen and Rodman I think is arguably the best 4 starters of a single team in terms of defense of all time in NBA history.
This is true my friend!
That's what I loved about the BULLS two way players everywhere... that makes for the funnest BB
Rod an is just a defensive genius, you cannot teach those instincts. Always at the right spot, putting timely pressure on the offensive player...his mind is wired to be a slithering sneaky worm.
He was way smarter than anyone gave him credit for
What impresses me the most about Dennis Rodman is that he was a 2nd round pick.
what impress me is he didnt start playing until 25 y/o
Good job on this. Dennis Rodman was a machine. My all time favorite NBA defender and the most underrated NBA player in history till this day.
This video is a national treasure. Thank you for making and uploading it.
Shaq had no clue what to do against old school Bad Boy defense.
Shaq was big but he wasn't an athlete on the level of Hakeem Olajuwan
Shaq in his prime was a lot stronger than Hakeem. During his Lakers years he would have ate Hakeem for lunch. Watch the Lakers/76ers finals games. He destroyed defensive player of the year Mutombo in the finals.
@@jazminduran4832 Shaq actually had a pretty good Finals against the Rockets, but Dream's versatility made a huge difference his ability to shoot from midrange neutralized Shaq who was used to staying near the basket on defense.
Jazmin Duran You do understand that Mutumbo was 35 years old that year when he played Shaq on the 6ers. If Mutombo was in his prime he would’ve locked his ass down. Same with Hakeem.
@@mrsky67 That's fake news that Mutombo's skills were in decline when he faced Shaq in the finals. He was defensive player of the year for the 2000-2001 season.
why did nobody ever talked about Rodman locking down Shaq
+Flory Kabamba
Because the media does not like Dennis Rodman.
The same reason the mainstream media doesn't allow truth to get out in the mainstream media, it's to deceive people of the truth.
All they talk about LeQueen vs MJ 🤣
Thank you, I truly enjoyed this documentary keep up the good work.
Thanks for making this video man. Brought enlightenment to us basketball fans and to the sport. It's not about who gets paid the most, but who are the most heart.
Amazing video, thanks for putting this together.
I really appreciate your work! Keep it up!
Lol I really watched the whole video. I have to say great video
Oh man, this was a great watch. Thank you very much.
I remember seeing Shaq come in in his rookie season, and never had much of a thing for his game. Just huge, powerful and that's what defined his dominance. As far as a skillset goes, I'd rate someone like Rik Smits as a more skilled player. Shaq is extremely over rated. That Dennis could absolutely humiliate him like he did is a huge testament to that.
Came back to visit this video almost 3 months later, and wow almost 200,000 views! Nice to see you took my suggestion of titling this as a documentary. I'm proud of you man.
The NBA was so much tougher back then. Now rodman would have been fouled before the end of the first quarter for those hand checks.
i enjoyed this video thoroughly, thank you for posting
*EDIT* After clarification with the uploader, I've removed my initial negative review. I disagree with some of the points made about Chamberlain, as pointed out in the conversation below, but other than that I think he's put together a nice video.
Wilt Chamberlain Archive I apologize if this came off as a slight to Chamberlain. My only intention was to show similarities in Russell/Reed and Rodman's defensive strategies on Wilt and Shaq, respectively
However I do have sources that can back up the claims of Wilt scoring points when the game was out of reach against the Celtics in 1962
*1. Wilt held in check; Celts Cop*
- Milwaukee Sentinel, Mar 26 1962
- Game 11.bp.blogspot.com/-PtCFZNq_Xuk/VNrg2cHXfkI/AAAAAAAAA8E/SRfPPtPpzXo/s1600/G1%2B1962.png
*2. Boston Clinches Contest Early (Russell Outplays Wilt, Celtics Take 2-1 Edge)*
- Daytona Beach Morning Journal, Mar 29, 1962
- Game 3
4.bp.blogspot.com/-XK60DVICH5k/VNrlWKmml2I/AAAAAAAAA8c/bA9F6ynv_sM/s1600/G3%2B1962.png
this article also states that Chamberlain outplayed Russell in Game 2, backing up your claims
*3. Fights Mark 119-104 Triump by Champions (Celtics put clamp on Chamberlain; Gain 3-2 Lead in East NBA Playoffs)*
- The Lewiston Daily Sun, Apr 2, 1962
- Game 5
2.bp.blogspot.com/-Byq2PAk76N0/VNrg2mH94rI/AAAAAAAAA8I/J6Ib6RF_q0o/s1600/G5%2B1962.png
And the source for Game 7
*4. Jones Sinks Winning Two For Celtics*
- Eugene Register-Guard, Apr 6, 1962
4.bp.blogspot.com/-QbtlCjR0wNU/VNrg2TidtMI/AAAAAAAAA8A/4s5mM9SUWWM/s1600/G7%2B1962.png
With regards to Willis Reed, I was only pointing out the strategy used solely for 1970 Finals Game 7 which effectively worked on Wilt - and eventually comparing this to what Rodman did on Shaq.
Also, I felt it was valid to bring up Reed's effect on Chamberlain's struggles to score, as Wilt had scored 45 points and 27 rebounds without Reed's presence in Game 6. Jack Twyman noted at halftime that Reed had a noticeable effect in neutralizing Wilt compared to Game 6 without Reed's presence. Wilt may have had problems with the knee, but he had still proven himself capable of scoring when he had to and when Reed was not on the floor. These are the reasons I felt it was fair to bring up Reed's neutralizing of Wilt's offense
Nobody Touches Jordan Thank you for providing the newspapers, at first I thought you were just hating on Chamberlain, maybe I've pegged your intentions wrong. I've got some of my own newspaper recaps on the '62 series let me organize them and I'll also share them.
Keep in mind though, the context of Chamberlain facing a Wills Reed-less Knicks. Wilt was not fed the ball to be a scoring machine normally by 1970. He did not play games to out-score his match-ups, unless that was part of the teams game plan, his days as a primary offensive weapon were long behind him, though obviously he was still an effective scorer if/when needed a-la the game Willis was out. He normally only scored when his team fed him, and nobody else was open. Rarely the game plan was for him to shell the opponent when he played as a Laker. For whatever reasons, it was not in the Lakers game plan for Wilt to attack the injured Reed in G7, if it was, none of WIlt's teammates or coach from 1970 mentioned it. If one was to criticize Wilt's performance against Reed that series, I would have thought it much more reasonable to put out how Wilt didn't come up on Reed's first two shot attempts. Had he done that, and Reed missed his first two shots, perhaps the Knicks might not have collectively out played the Lakers that game. Wilt himself, had a productive game. Not a great one, but definitely a productive one, Reed's defense wasn't as significant IMO, as Wilt still got his expected 20+ points that game, on decent efficiency.
Wilt Chamberlain Archive You are right. I should have done a better job of using context in the Reed example, as Wilt was obviously not the same 40 and 50 ppg player in his earlier days. Thank you for making that clearer for everyone. And keep up the great work on your channel.
Nobody Touches Jordan Well I apologize as well for jumping to the wrong conclusion, my words were a little harsh. If you'd like, I'll remove that initial comment, or modify it. As I said the production value on your video as high. I'm interested to watch it now after seeing you did put some honest research into it. You were just trying to make points for your video, I can't knock that knowing your intentions were not trying to be negative.
Wilt Chamberlain Archive
No worries!
Feel free to modify your comment as you like
Oh mate, tks so much for your great video ...1 h of pure dream and entertainment in this sad period. Ciao from Italy stay safe
That explains why the Shaq couldnt function against the Wallaces (Pistons) then.....
Best highlight ever love everything about it.
Love love this video. To even make this clip - you know and appreciate psychological warriors and technical geniuses. That was The Worm.
This is excellent work! Great job!
Dennis maybe the greatest athlete to play in the NBA. or second to Wilt. But damn, guarding MJ to Shaq. Fast, wiry, strong and never gets tired. People talk about Lebron, and he is sick, but DRod does not get enough credit.
Well you've got to know that Lebron is an amazing all around player.
Boss nope , all he do is flopping , and show his dick on live tv... thats all..
if rodman on his prime guarding on lebron obviously lebron will be useless :o
Mark Espineli you said "nope" and I didn't care for your comment
God you people are so immature
jaydimepc79 Greatest athlete to play in the NBA? LMFAO. Joke of the day right there.
Dennis also covered Magic in the finals, Bird in the playoffs, Malone in the finals.
1 hour, 4 mins 5 sec.. worth it..thanks for this. #91 sweet throwback
why does erverybody belittle rodman?> the dude is one of the best post defenders in the game! he is underrated because he purposely passes open shots to teamates and wont score. but rebounds loseball dives and defending this guy is one of the best! he guarded the best post players on the game EG. barkley,malone,shaq etc! wtf dont be hating on the worm!
Thank you so much for this.
Rodman is the man..claude makelele of NBA
Thomas Widjanarko Lol
ultrAslanBOXER87 mourinho made makelele role, and phil made rodman role haha
good comparison tho
+Thomas Widjanarko Mourinho didn't make the Makelele role. Claude was world class since his Real Madrid days.
Man this was great hands down, I miss the old nba were they let you play defense,
but again great video
What a great video!! Love it!
Amazing work on this video. This video made me rethink Shaq’s entire career/status. I never thought of him as a top 10 guy, but this really pushes him further down. Also, the Lakers really bought some of those titles with so many star signings.
Another note: Playoff announcers were always clueless. Go watch Jordan’s 69 point game against Cavs and marvel at how insightful the announcers were. Night & Day.
Shaq is a top 10 player. You can't put together a few clips and say "ok that's represents his career, he wasn't that good"
I think Shaq was great but I don't have him top 10. Definitely top 15 or 20 tho. Remember too the refs gifted the lakers that game 6 in 2002 vs kings. GIFTED, with a fancy bow.
I talk about this all time with Shaq. Great post!
This was the best documentary I have ever seen. I’m a fan.
This was just a roast video😂😂😂😂😂😂. Rodman traumatized Shaq😂. I'm dead af. Vid nice as hell. I feel bad for Shaq
cool video thanks for putting that together
I remember those playoff games Rodman got into Shaq’s head! I’d almost forgotten about the part where Shaq grabbed Rodman’s foot out of frustration. Bulls wouldn’t have been the unbeatabulls without Rodman and his game. But let me take a moment to thank the creator of this documentary for their time and effort! Clearly, a ton of time, energy, and passion was put into creating this video! All the clips, the backstory about the origination of the Bill Russell defensive tactic, & music made this informative and entertaining! Full props on this!!
I still feel bad for Penny, though. Man, he was great player! The 90's had the most!
It's a great compilation of a great player at his best, that although complimented on his career, is still largely underrated for his influence on the game. He was great with the Pistons, AWESOME with the Bulls. If you took MVP voting on rebounds somewhere close to points scored for the MVP race, Dennis Rodman would have gone real close to winning an MVP on more than one occasion. I loved watching him play.
Dude I've never played team basketball in my life. I learned a lot watching this video.
This is the first time that I had watched a more than an hour vid here in youtube. I am elated to see that you actually madr direct, concrete and politically-correct observervations on "The Worm" and I totally agree. Shaq is just another ginormous center on the NBA with Rodman around. No NBA player could actually match Dennis' legacy in the the league. Yes it is not the points or MVPs we are talking. If points win games, then Dennis' rebounds, defense and hustle win Championships. It also crushed the hopes of those commercial 'big stars'. That's truly the essence of 'heart in sports' right Hanamichi Sakuragi? Thumbs up and thank you Dennis Rodman. We hope to see a clone of you in the NBA soon.
***** There will never be another Dennis Rodman. The league wouldn't allow such a player to exist.
Rodman did this to everyone
EXCEPT Olajuwan
MrAdamNTProtester Hakeem was a god, there was NO ONE who could guard him,
@@MrAdamNTProtester That's because Rodman was a bit out of his usual element there, he was used to guarding power players the majority of the time.
Dennis absolutely brutalized people. His greatness speaks for itself.True warrior of the game.
I am late to your channel. It seems that the video is not available. Love to see it.
Rodman is always among my 5 players; the other four names will change with my mood and memory but Dennis is always there (unless we talk favourite PGs or SGs). Since his retirement there seems to be less pure joy of the game on the court. His hall of fame speech and his winning the best defensive player award are among my favourite tear-jerking moments (movies included). ♥️👍
great work!
Indeed Dennis you were a hell of a bball player, a legend for sure !!!
Thanks for the video NTJ, well done brother.
What an amazing job doing this compilation, essay, investigation of the facts. Also clarifying the main point, which is: the defense Rodman did to Shaq.
really good breakdown of denfensive basketball science.
what a nice video. Thanks
great stuff
Great video.
I've been a subscriber for quite a while. All your content is enjoyable to me, nonetheless this documentary was just excellent. Rodman kicked Shaqs ass throughout their respective careers. Then Utah, and before, Indiana. Quite the study with the facts. Excellent.
Excellent video
Great video with let everybody know who was the master guard in the NBA till he retired. The great and unique Dennis Roman.
sakuragi hanamichi
plucknslap hahaha Love them both!
Angry dude at 48:08 is effing hilarious.
I can’t believe the Bulls came from sooo far down to win that game. I grew up in Chi and was 15 at the time of this game and I had almost completely forgotten about it.
I still get a KICK OUTTA these games, SHAQ WAS GETTING MAD trying to trip him up😂😂😂😂😂 HILARIOUS
2 completely differnt players but i see what you tried to do here. nice vid
Man this is INCREDIBLE! That's a lot of work, and I appreciate it. The Worm got under everybody's skin! Drove Shaq ker-azy! And all these millennials have no idea. They just saw Shaq 'dominate' against a whole bunch of SCRUBS like Jason Collins, Todd MacCullouch, Shaw Bradley, Kwame Brown, Luc friggin' Longley, Will Purdue, and past their prime old Mutombo, old Mourning, gimpy Yao, half-crippled paper-soft Smits, and the like.
Your channel is "the standard by which excellence is measured"
You had me at "extremely biased against Shaq" ! : )
Well analyzed
great vid
very good video.good job.
rodman love his work!
A nightmare to play against when you are having an off day. He can smell your weakness and feast upon it.
I seem to recall a video where Rodman used the "pull the chair" move on Shaq. When Shaq was backing him down, Rodman moved out of the way and Shaq fell down. I thought it was during the Bulls/Magic 1996 series.
Will someone ever make a video about Michael Jordan on his rebounding abilities? Many kids these days think just because so-and-so averages a few more stats they're better in that area but they don't realize non of the players today played with or against some of the best rebounders ever to play this game with the exception of a few old dogs who played during the 90s. I can only imagine how many rebounds Dennis Rodman would average if he was put into the worst shooting team in this era with all that 3 ball jacking going on.
MJ was never gonna average a triple double because he was the best scoring option on his teams by far and as a guard who played along side with many players who were put into the line-up and have rebounding as one of their main priorities.
And there is the way they count assists as well in today's game. It was alot more strict many years back. For the assist to be credited to the passer, the scorer had to make one move straight to score immediately after he gets the pass if he was being guarded. But in a half-court setting I still see many players getting assists stat when the scorer sets the defender up in post or mid-range with a 2-3 dribble move before he actually scores.
before the NBA rodman was an offensive beast that's why he makes the shots when he wants to score
Rodman was a monster with the energy of six men for real .He was all over the court doing everything at a high rate
Rodman was just a great defender and rebounder, but I love how he played the best most intelligent d vs Shaq Diesel
But adding to my last comment. Rodman was very very tough. he took punishment from Shaq that would make others go into a fetal position ;)
And to think Rodman was still working on getting over a hangover while playing a lot of these games 😂
Me too😐🤷😂🍻
Dennis Rodman was tough as nails & strong as a Bull!
he's a bull literally me and him have the same birthday may 13
That guy was magical at defense and rebounding... His rebounding skills were the BEST
I love that u admit ur bias upfront. But it's not bias if it's FACT ..great video
the music is awesome
I'm not a basketball fan, live in Chicago and loved watching this team play.
Of course Shaqs game went to another level after working with Kareem and another level being coached by Phil Jackson. The only thing that stopped Shaq after that was (himself) being out of shape or injured.