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He was a beast, he had unwind for almost 1 hour on a bike/treadmill after games and out clubbing until early morning but always showed up on time at practice.
Rodman comes from very humble beginnings. He’s an anomaly, and very sensitive, and complex man. One of the most polarizing players in league history. Tough and emotionally vulnerable at the same time. You all should watch his documentary about his trip to North Korea. He’s Kim Jong’s favorite player which already lets you know how interesting he is. Hall of famer and basketball savant. Great video! Check out more on Dennis Rodman but also let’s see more more Inside the NBA funnies
You put it perfectly
As one of the many kids who dressed up as Rodman for Halloween in Chicago (painted nails and dyed hair), I must say he was a once in a lifetime talent and player!
and was definitely "green" hair huh 😏
@@SRDmotorsports 💯 green hair 🤣🤣
@@Ordzo88 maaan when we think about it... that "choice" almost outta be trademarked by Rodman 🤣
He's a Hall of Famer for a reason.
Dennis Rodman and Ben Wallace will never pay for drinks in Detroit again. Both dominated games and won championships. Well deserved hall of famers!!!
One of the most polarizing personalities in the history of sports, but Rodman on the court was a defensive wizard and a tremendous rebounder. Rodman was 5 inches shorter and 80ish pounds lighter than young, in his prime Shaq, but Rodman was one of the few guys that could guard Shaq 1 on 1
Just one of those pure hustle guys. You'd love to play with him and hate to play against him
No one's ribs were safe when Rodman was whipping his elbows around like a blender set on Frappe.
Rodman in the playoffs was something else. This era of basketball went hard
I know I’ve asked but if you could do every 50 point dunk in NBA dunk contest history thag would be really good I think you would enjoy it
I agree
Agreed
YES
What he said
Dennis Rodman was all hustle. And much stronger than people realize.
He SHUT DOWN SHAQ, holding him to ZERO points in the second half.
I remember that game like it was yesterday
I didn't know know about that, I assume it was Orlando Shaq, was it because the team changed the attacking focus and went with Penny or did Shaq just miss every shot because he was forced to shoot bad angles, or could he not even get a post up because of the pressurizing defense etc. Genuine question I would've only been a young child at this time.
@@ljvwright type
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For a current player, I think you all would be blown away by Ja Morant
Ja scares me. No one with legs and ankles that small should be as physical as Ja. He's gonna be hurt ALOT.
@@DaGoonR I’ve always thought the same thing with Ja. I never feel great about the uber athletic guys with slight/wiry frames when it comes to long-term health. BUT, he has been healthier than I thought he would so far in his career so we could be wrong.
Dennis Rodman was one of the all time great rebounders, he was undersized at 6'7" 210 lbs, Barkley was too, but he was 260lbs. His defense was mostly based on him getting inside guys heads, but he was a pest as well, relentless. He was a 7x Rebound champ and an 8x All defense. This vid showed him scoring but he only shot the ball when he had to, he would usually stand around on offense or position himself for the offensive rebound.
It’s funny how a guy called the “the round mound of rebound” was also considered undersized lol
One of the best athletes ever. Just amazing
Dennis is extremely undersized for his position so he studied Judo to get better positioning on the court
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@@SomethingSeemsOff plebbit trash
Dennis Rodman was known as a one the Best Defenders and Probably One of the Greatest, if not the Greatest Rebounders of all time.
This guy made the 75 greatest all time list literally off hustle plays. In any sport that unheard-of and might be the last to do it. Ben Wallace is probably the last NBA player to do that at an elite level. I can't even think of any stars in the league today like that. Guys like PJ Tucker and Pat Bev are role players. Maybe Jimmy Butler but he's also incredibly skilled.
Nurkic is a great hustle player, he doesn’t get nearly the credit he deserves. Did you forget about him?
He was actually very undersized for a Power Forward at 6'7 215. For comparison, Klay Thompson and Kyle Korver are Shooting Guards and were the exact same size.
Dennis Rodman was named Defensive Player of the Year twice and he led the NBA in Rebounding 7 years in a row. You all should react to him accepting his first DPOY
Dennis Rodman is my favorite NBA player of all time and so is it for my kids also not saying that Dennis Rodman is the greatest player of all time just saying that Dennis Rodman is our favorite player of all time because of defense and if you like defense Dennis Rodman is number one
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You guys would absolutely love watching Jason Williams aka White Chocolate! Flashiest passer with amazing court IQ! Apparently he was so good he could control how the ball landed in players hands so the seams were the way each player preferred!
his daughter made her first start for the national soccer team recently.
The most overlooked thing about those Bulls teams is that Rodman Jordan and Pippen were all defensive monsters and could all have been DPOY during their run
Don't forget about Ron Harper. While not in the running for DPOY like the other 3, not 1 person would have been mad had the all defensive 1st team included Jordan, Pippen, Rodman and Harper.
@@riddikk187 To add, this is later in all of their careers too. Early on the Bulls used to full court press. Phil use to say "let loose the dogs." That was with Scottie, Michael, and Horace. Later they were older but their half court defense was top notch.
Related his daughter is Trinity Rodman, and she is now a big US Women's soccer player. If you follow she will play for the US at the next Women's World Cup. She's become one of the league's newest talents and i believe one of it's highest paid young talents. Trinity Rodman. Look her up.
Dude was a beast
The Worm 🐐
Dennis Rodman grew something like 7" between Freshman and Sophomore years of college. He was a guy you loved to hate, but I would never want to be on a court with him. Love or hate, he was the best defensive player ever. And so much fun to watch.
Rodman was epic. I lived in Chicago when he was there. Every game he gave his shirt to the crowd. Did it from day one in Chicago and every game for three years. He dyed his hair a lot and when he came to Chicago he died it team colors red. People weren't sure what they were getting in Chicago, bad boy problem kid. But game one he dives horizontal into the crowd for a ball and immediatly the fans loved his effort. Chicago did NOT care what he did, that he had tatoos, they love that their guy gave everything. Also he really was 90% defense. They show a few offensive highlights but that was rare. But the crowd loved it when the defender would score so they'd egg him on to shoot threes. He was known to not be a great shooter so defenders would back off of him when he was way out by the three point line but his home Chicago crowd didn't care and was scream "SHOOOOOOOT!!!" Denis would often obligue and many times he'd make it to the roar of the delight from the crowd. all part of the D-Rod show. And yeah marries Carmen Electra. I forgot what the wedding dress was for but he dressed up in one and rod a chariot down the street once. Dude was one of a kind out there. And again. chicago didn't care cause he was beast mode when it came to delivering on the court. One time he was in Wrestlemania with Hulk Hogan too. Definitely a character.
Dennis book was great to
Dennis was amazing.
There used to be a billboard in Chicago with Rodman and his hair changed colors every few minutes and they had to take it down because it was causing traffic jams from gapers' blocks. He also went on a bender in Las Vegas during the NBA Finals and Michael had to call him to get him back to the Bulls.
I know you guy's not in to anime or Japan manga.. But he's actually and inspiration for a really famous sport base manga in Japan called 'slam dunk'... Red haired, not too tall but super athletic, rebound wizard, not a ladies man (opposite Rodman).. a very weird guy off the court but will always give 100% on court and training
Dennis is the oldest of 47 children, his father was an air force pilot and fathered many kids throughout Asia. Dennis would rush to locker rooms after games and ride a stationary bike as fast as he could for 40 mins to keep up his world famous stamina
He would be on the team that could beat the starting 5 made up of all time greats.
Dunk contest stuff would be insane for you guys to watch.
Rodman married HIMSELF when he dressed in the wedding dress promoting his memoir book.
hope you gentlemen see this... but suggesting you should react to "The Last Dance" about the Chicago Bulls... not sure if you do TV show reactions but this is definitely something to check out. Would love to see you react to that. Plus it was a brilliant documentary.
Rodman averaged 18.7 rebounds per game in 1991 and 13.1 for his career. He was a rebounding machine
Dudes you guys should look up a dude named Jimmy Butler... he's probably the closest player today to the hustle and griddiness of Rodman.
One of my favorite mixes the nba made
Rodman knew his job was to grab rebounds and play defense
when your nickname is the 🪱 you know you were dirty
Rodman, imo, was the best small sized lean and agile power forward. 5x NBA champ. 2x NBA defensive player of the year. 5x NBA all-defensive first team. 7x consecutive rebounding champ.
finally got a first like but darn first comment
and cool enough its about my man Rodman 😏
You guys should react to the Last Dance documentary on Netflix. Amazing!
THE WORM
Rodman was a terrible shooter, but as you said, he was one of a kind when it came to putting his body on the line and infusing the entire team with energy. He was like a greyhound chasing the ball and defending the basket. Leave it to Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and Isaiah Thomas to do the scoring.
Maybe react to the top 75 introductions of players? Some you'll know on there and fun seeing hte reactions.
If you guys could somehow react to “the last dance” the Chicago Bulls (Michael Jordan) documentary that would be amazing
Is there videos of the one on ones?
My belief is Dennis Rodman was in top five defensive players in history, could be the best!
The Worm
4:00 I think when you get into the playoffs, guys tend to be more willing to put their body on the line in order to help their team. I think thats true across all pro American sports. And in college sports its true when playing a rival.
nothns more entertaining to watch than bball, since its jus pure elite athletisism put on full display for the whole game with tons of scoring and action. nothn like it! go blazers:D
I remember when people were shocked by his colored hair and tattoos, now and days no big deal.
The equivalent to Dennis Rodman now is.. uh- nobody.
Rodman is unique in every sense. From his personality to his play style, idk if we’ll ever see something like him again. Players do NOT put their bodies on the line like he used to. It’s not really seen as worth the risk of injury.
I love you reactions to the NBA could you do some shaq and Charles Barkley highlights please
if you love the game you do put your body on the line, just don’t see it as much at pro level, i’ve injured my knee and chipped my tooth trying to stop people scoring 🤣
Today’s players wouldn’t stand a chance with them guys. Especially Oakley, laimbeer, Rodman, Barkley and many more
rodman married himself as well😅🤣😅🤣 but inside the court hes a fcukin god
Kyrie Irving mixtape reaction please!!
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To defend in basketball, watch your opponents belly button. No matter what his head or hands are doing, he's going nowhere without his belly button. I've always wondered if that works in football (I'm an American so I mean your football), but I think a footballer being able to pass it to himself might cause a difference. Enjoy your points of view.
to a degree it works in every sport. It's old school. And they do tell you when playiing american football and sometimes football of which i played both, to watch their midsection. In American football, it' show they used to teach tackling. Now lots of guys just try to hit and not tackle so they can't do it. With football, I've found it worked very well for me because i was quick, and had great footwork so i didn't get put off balance. I could react and recover very well. I played a lot of basketball and defensively it made me a really really good defender. Couldn't shoot for shite but i being a young defensive back in American football and a year spent in defense for my club youth team gave me great footwork that helped a ton in playing basketball. With regular football i will say an issue is footwork is exceptionally important so you don't constantly get nutmegged, plus you have to close down potential passing lanes so you can be unbalance simply by feigning a pass to make you lift a foot in reaction. And then there is the simple fact that some players are simply quick going either direction, even with the ball, and it's a struggle to stay with them simply because they can go from standing still to full speed faster than even even the best defenders and when you over commit they will cut back with the same acceleration in the opposite direction.
@@derred723 Thanks for the feedback. Pretty much what I thought.
Should watch Tim Duncan highlights or just Spurs Highlights!!
Before bedtime so they can fall asleep
@@cjames4478 or so he can be the only franchise with a winning record against every team haha.
Or tie Kobe for rings... I assume your a Lakers fan if not you have no room to talk haha
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I better see Klay’s 37 point quarter before any more basketball reactions…
Is that how you ask for things? Good luck with that.
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My bad. Didn’t know there was a backstory. Just came off as kind of rude… but that’s cause I didn’t have that additional info. Comment retracted. Klay is a great player. I got to see him play live a handful of times at times at WSU! I still don’t know how the Cougs were able to land him.
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Sadly there will never be another DR, the league has gone too soft
He was an amazing player. But other teams found out you could easily piss him off so he spent alot of time on the bench crying.
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The horrible music just ruined it for me
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