Just like Dennis said, he would sit under the rim during mid range jumper drills and just watching the ball spin and understanding where that ball was going to go. Insane dedication

@jaysouthmusic8230

4 ай бұрын

That’s being the master of his craft and understanding his role

@diverdave4056

18 күн бұрын

he figured out how to be the very best rebounder in order to do his job and help the team WIN !

He was one of the greatest hustlers of all time and a phenomenal athlete.

@carltonbost236

Жыл бұрын

Believe It Or Not He Learned Basketball Mechanics From His Sisters! They Beat Him Every Time They Played.

@loydkline

10 ай бұрын

Dennis rodman super great rebounder & defender& dirty basketball 🏀 player

The clip of him breaking down when he won DPOY gets me every time

@kidjiujitsu

2 ай бұрын

Every time. Makes my eyes water quick as hell. You can just feel how hard he worked and came from nothing.

I agree with Mourning that Rodman is one of the greats. There are tons of players that can score the basketball, but there is only one guy who can grab 17 rebounds a game, guard every position, and psychologically destroy his opponents all at once. What Rodman contributed to the game is utterly irreplaceably. There is just quite literally no other player like him in the history of the game.

@Thomas998822

Жыл бұрын

Bulls were a dynamic team; Rodman is easily _the_ best rebounder of all-time and easily one of the best defenders of all-time. Scottie was easily was a top 3 two-way players of all-time; if not the best. Phil was easily a top 3 coach of all-time; if not _the_ best. Kukoc was a terrific scorer. Kerr was the most accurate 3pt sniper of all-time. Bulls had an expertly-crafted and well-rounded team 1 through 15. They ALL stayed fairly healthy and in top shape consistently for years. Meanwhile MJ stans be like: *MJ* did it all by himself. *MJ* went 6-0. MJ, MJ, MJ. Don't get me wrong, MJ is still the goat, AND he had a goat-level supporting cast, and when he didn't have all that help, he was getting swept out the 1st round every year or not even making the playoffs for 8 years.

@rickybus8525

11 ай бұрын

Same with Bird. Many hate on him, but in my eyes you can't have a top 5 without him. Guys like Bird and Rod make the team win and thats the point, Who cares if one guy dominates his team, but doesnt lift the whole team up. The best players are the ones that bring out the best in their team. And Rod and Bird sure as hell did that.

@williamkoscielniak7871

11 ай бұрын

@@rickybus8525 Larry is without question one of my all time favorites. After Jordan (and I'm a Bulls fan who grew up in the 90's so I'm extremely biased), Larry is my favorite player to watch old games and highlights of. He could dominate a game and only score 10 points or so.

@rickybus8525

11 ай бұрын

@@williamkoscielniak7871 Even with his back completly destroyd he dominated every second on court. Dont think a single guy now could play on that level with that pain. Guy was just different.

@allsortsofsports5920

10 ай бұрын

Preach it bro 💯💯

He stopped Shaq in post. A bloody force on the defensive end.

@brian4180

Жыл бұрын

This just isn't remotely true. Are you talking about did he have a play or two that was a highlight? Maybe. Shaq averaged 27/13 against Rodman. Not exactly stopping him. And believe me when I tell you someone was coming with help to defend on 98% of those possessions. Rodman left alone on Shaq would get posterized like anybody else.

@nougatbitz

Жыл бұрын

@@brian4180 You do not always need to fully lock him down, it depends on strategy. But I think I was left with an impression from eg this game kzread.info/dash/bejne/gJiO0JqeoNTUe9I.html

@brian4180

Жыл бұрын

@@nougatbitz That was young Shaq ... and even so - in the game you linked Shaq shot 62% from the field! So in other words he scored at will. Penny also had a monster game 1 so although Shaq was crazy efficient he didn't have to put up ridiculous scoring in that one although clearly from his percentage he could have.

@nougatbitz

Жыл бұрын

@@brian4180 Big fan of Shaq huh? Ok-kay.

@shawtyeatemup1352

Жыл бұрын

@@brian4180 FOH my Bulls swept them boys under a rug then Shaq ran out of town to LA courtesy of the Worm😂🤣😭😭😭😭

The fact that Dennis could calculate the trajectory, angle and ultimate destination in seconds, IN HIS HEAD is absolutely bonkers

People never remember the hurt he always suppressed deep down. Despite lapses in judgement at times, he has a good heart.

Say what you will about Dennis Rodman, but 2 things are certain… 1) he was a phenomenal player 2) he’s lived quite the life.

Superman Batman Rodman

love how he could be the one guy to show up late cuz nobody could question his work ethic.

He was, probably, the most physically gifted NBA player of all time. Possibly of any sport. I loved watching him play.

@grosskopf2779

Жыл бұрын

Nah

@ThiagodMoraes

Жыл бұрын

After Wilt, maybe. Love him though!!

@kamotetops1572

Жыл бұрын

@@grosskopf2779 2:10 The only TOP tier athlete who in the middle of the season/playoff goes to Vegas; have party(Sex with Celebs, Drugs, Alcohol), join WWE and play high level basketball the next day.

@grosskopf2779

Жыл бұрын

@@kamotetops1572 Other than participating in the WWE, he's the only one we know of. Remember Rodman didn't keep many things undercover.

@angiewilliams8472

Жыл бұрын

NNNNAAAAAAWWWW,.. THAT BELONGS TO WILT, BUT,.. RODMAN IS DEFINITELY IN THE TOP 3/5,.. FA SHO!!!

This was when the NBA was at its best ..the game was so tough and had heaps of stars

Definition of a basketball mad genius...a true great

Endless stamina. Tenacity to chase rebounds. Incredible rebound technique. Great defender. Anyone who says theyre the modern dennis rodman is delusional.

Dennis Rodman is the all time greatest rebounder in nba history. I loved watching this guy. In my high school days...back when I had an ounce of basketball ability he was someone I emulated. I loved rebounding I loved working my ass off defensively and didn't care about scoring just doing what needed done to help the team win. I'd love to meet this guy and just talk to him.

@Reoh0z

Жыл бұрын

One of the biggest compliments I had about my game was when others compared me to Rodman. Now obviously that was just at a high school league tier of play, but still it was nice to hear. Rodman worked his ass off all game long.

Rodman is the greatest hustle man ever

My favorite NBA player 🐐

@mrjones422

Жыл бұрын

With that name and that pic we can tell you mean it. Rodman was special. Unmatched hustle. I am curious your thoughts on something. I recently had argued with a guy that claimed Draymond Green was/is a better player than Rodman.... I know, I know after you're done laughing, his argument was that Green is a better shooter and passer. For some reason he thinks he is just as good a defender but that was the gist of the argument.

@arnegebhardt2209

Жыл бұрын

@@mrjones422 Rodman´s passing ability is maybe the most underrated skill of his game

I dont think lebron can handle this guy.

@brian4180

Жыл бұрын

Bird ate him. Pretty sure Lebron would do ok.

@ramRealTalksalvador

Жыл бұрын

@@brian4180 hahaha in your dreams 😆😆😆

@brian4180

Жыл бұрын

@@ramRealTalksalvador what dreams? Come with some facts or gtfo. I don't even like Lebron but to say he can't handle someone? You straight low IQ if you agree with that.

@stevengoodman7167

Жыл бұрын

Rodman play defense. Labron don't that's why teams score 140 points a game now

@ThiagodMoraes

Жыл бұрын

I am sure, he would make him quit baskeball. He stopped Shaq, Malone, slowed MJ in his Detroit years (for some time)!!

I’ll never forget watching Rodman dive into the fans at full speed without hesitation over and over again for a loose ball.

One of a kind player, there will be no more like him in the nba league with these kind of rules right now.

@mickyzzzeee

Жыл бұрын

Gifted Rebounder and athlete sure. One of the most gifted athlete all round is a bit of a stretch

@truthserum3960

Жыл бұрын

@@mickyzzzeee no stretch. He was the best athlete.

@mickyzzzeee

Жыл бұрын

@@truthserum3960 define athlete? I mean what does that even mean? He didn’t have the best vertical for his size, he was one of the best rebounders and he was a great athlete sure..in fact I have 3 91 jerseys because I love the guy but he was a beast at what he did best….rebounding

I saw the pistons at the silver dome.Rodman was like a young deer,long arms,amazing jumping ability..everyone on that team where bit players.He didn't focus on scoring.He had this energetic motor and focus..was all over the place every game

Damn him crying after winning that award was moving. It’s like he finally got validation

Dennis Rodman was one of a kind, once in a lifetime athlete who was a great player who play at a very high level. I love his style and his work ethic as a player who can play well with his teammates and the players love him. He’s the 🐐. Salute to #91 Dennis Rodman for being a great player!!!

@CT-nb5lm

10 ай бұрын

I disagree about his once a lifetime Athlete. He wasn't a special athlete. His special was his style & game plan & skills that he honed w/ defense & rebounds. But he wasn't anything more then Any bad ass baller... i like him & don't wanna hate on him so i'll stop there... I loved That DETROIT PISTONS TEAM!! They were ruthless & that whole team was a mindfck.

@blakebrown84

8 ай бұрын

Dennis Rodman is a NBA legend who was known for his rebounding skills and rebounding ability more than his scoring. He only respected a few NBA players, Chuck Daly and Phil Jackson. He also loved Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen. The Pistons were die hard fans who loved the heck outta him. He has no respect for the Spurs organization because he felt out of place and felt he didn’t belong there. He hated David Robinson, Bob Hill, Gregg Popovich, Shaquille O’Neal and Kobe Bryant. Those die hard Bulls fans loved the heck out of him. I felt Shaq and Kobe were jealous of him for no reason. He respected Isiah Thomas, Joe Dumars and John Salley as teammates.

@blakebrown84

8 ай бұрын

@@CT-nb5lmAs a huge San Antonio Spurs and Chicago Bulls fan, Rodman played the game his way because he gave his team 20-30 rebounds a game. He was only known for his high IQ rebounding skills and rebounding abilities.

@BellaB7495

8 ай бұрын

Work ethic? His team mates hated him for that exact reason lol his ability was why he was loved / valuable

Dennis taught me how to play basketball. I wish, I learned this early in my childhood years. Everybody wants to score and be Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson and Kobe today. Playing defense and grabbing a lot of rebounds will get you in the NBA. It helps you win championships.

Rodman brought so much more to the game than just his stat lines. He would crawl inside am opponent's brain and live there rent-free for as long as he wanted. So much so that I felt like he planted a flag into Karl Malone's corpse in the '98 finals.

Rodman was a beast!

@nhojrekab1967

Жыл бұрын

Abled

I remember as a kid I’ve always liked Rodman coz of his antics.

Rodman is rarely praised for his psychological game. With it, he could make his opponents lose focus.

Dennis Rodman: “Everybody was always saying you need a good night sleep to have a good game. But me? I didn’t believe in that, all I needed was a little bit of cocaine👃“

The only dude that can get more than 20 reb in every game 🤣 love his energy and passion.

One of a kind man. Bulls ain't winning those championships without this dude

@chrisw1197

Жыл бұрын

They won 3 championships without him

@clayjohnson5812

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisw1197BULLSHIT lol Jordan,Pippen and Phil Jaskson will tell you the same thing.THE BULLS NOT WINNING THEM THREE MORE RINGS IN A ROLL WITHOUT RODMAN CASUAL PERIOD.They lost their big men and had a choice between Rodman or Derrick Coleman.Phil Jackson wanted Rodman and the rest is history.Do you know how many second chance points the Bulls had off Rodman offensive rebounds in the years he was there?Not counting the defensive ones.Did you see the experience and IQ of Rodman when he joined the Bulls?This you see the love and respect Jordan and Pippen have for him now.Phil?You must not be from Chicago,Ill or Detroit Mi.Jackson knew what he had in Rodman coming threre.Stop it. Jordan and everybody need help to win rings too casual.It is a team sport.

@NopeIdontcare

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisw1197 but he did mean the next 3. He was, in that system, an extremaly crucial piece.

@zhen86

Жыл бұрын

People forget his piston days

While with the Bulls I once saw Rodman single-handedly cause a 12 point turnaround in 2 minutes....

@HIMCULES

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, it's those unanswered points, that make him more valuable than a typical scorer.

Dennis motor is what I admired about him. He was awesome and I remember reading his book in 8th grade lol

A different individual, but a true legend in the sport. When you talk basketball, Rodman left his mark on the game forever

This guy is a legend and was a century ahead of everybody, his drip is legendary this was 1998!!!!

For him to knew each spin of the ball for different players is just ridiculous crazy, he say rebounding in a different lvl that no one can match

I have always loved Rodman. He’s that rare, elite athlete in competitive sports who is motivated by his love of winning rather than his hatred of losing (Jordan, Kobe, etc.).

I got more rebounds in high school because of him. Tip it til you get it lol. I grabbed more rebounds than our 6'8" center. I'm 6'0. Thanks Rodzilla

I was lucky to be a fan of the 1990's Bulls team. I will never forget how entertaining they were.

The Worm was fun to watch and his hustle is just remarkable. I am glad I got to witness his career and his antics. He is a specimen that is off the charts and his athleticism is unreal. He is up there with the all-time greats. He deserves credit where it is due, he was just off the chains good.

People talks about D.Green... you need 3 Draymond to make half Rodman...

Rodman shut down the Diesel at his peak. For me...that says it all about his talent. It also shows why MJ tolerated Rodman's behaviour more than he would have done for anyone else. Becuase MJ knew Rodman would make sure him/the Bulls would win.

Always thought there were parallels between Rodman and Eric Cantona (for those who follow football) Two enormous characters with insane talent but a tendancy to be loose cannons. Both of their coaches understood they needed to be treated differently to get the best out of them.

@loveblindhate9318

Жыл бұрын

Cantona doesn't seen to me that athletic but he seems to score big important goals at the right place at the right time...I am a Liverpool fan since birth...As for Rodman, his on my all time starting 5, yet he is not on my top10 all time. All my top10 all time are two way players, yet IMO someone like Rodman is irreplaceable...In this case I think of Franco Baresi in football term...

@arnegebhardt2209

Жыл бұрын

@@loveblindhate9318 Great insight from both of you :)

@loveblindhate9318

Жыл бұрын

@@arnegebhardt2209 Thank you!

He is the GOAT of rebounding period

@grosskopf2779

Жыл бұрын

No he wasn't but he was a great rebounder

That's why he spent most of his money rather than save it . He didn't play the game for the money. He did it for the team , for his club, for his city, for the acknowledgment of his efforts to win every game , even if the award was a lollipop. I can tell you, that Dennis Rodman is held in such high regard around the world by people of every color and creed , that he transcended the sport of basketball a long time ago . And here's a shout out to the great Clyde Drexler and the Pistons ! Thank you Piotrekz Productions !

Thank you all the memories. Dennis was a beast, a teammate, a man. but a crazy one. thanks god. i rememed from my childhood. Love and Piece brothee.r.

One of the best rebounders and defenders

Jordan was just as crazy as this guy just not in the same way. He was crazy about winning and would do anything necessary to do so. Jordan didn’t make friends, he literally took everything personally.

I saw him with the pistons at the silverdome..had high energy and could jump out of the stadium..

Rodman wasn't a lunatic. People wish they're were as free as Dennis.

When I was a kid, most of my favorites were not the big scorers, but the guys who were fundamental and less celebrated. So, I loved Rodman, Duncan, Sean Elliot. I also idolized the point guards. Nash, Kidd, Damon Stoudamire. My coach had to yell at me to stop passing and shoot more

Man, seeing him cry made me cry! What an amazing individual man!

Best rebounder of all time !!

When i hear rodman describe rbing like it was shooting or scoring is just phenomenal, this guy played different lvl then everyone and impacted just as much one of thee greatest of all time, people try emulate but there can only be one worm

one of a kind! great editing man

He crack the science of rebounding. Dennis Rodman the Legend.

How beautiful was the old Bulls team. Rodmam, Pippen, MJ, and the other guy.. good memories, good vibes. they was the best no questiob..

The Bulls didnt like Rodman until he joined them and was key to them winning a three peat.They all love him there now including Jordan and Pippen.He retired as my home town Pistons but he should be able to retire a Bull too.

Rodman was the greatest rebounder ever. He was the scrapper playewd defense and did all the dirty work.. what an awesome awesome basketball player.

Well put together video showing Dennis from all angles 🤜

He proved you don’t have to fit a certain mold to be one of the great

I didn’t miss any Rodman game back then.

Isaiah, sorry to inform you but NO ONE thinks of Detroit when they think of Dennis Rodman! They think of his years in Chicago cause he won 3 Championships and 3 in a ROW at that! Most people forget that he even played on the Pistons!

Best defensive player ever, and Carmen Electra will do anything for money

What a fckn stud!!! Dead set tough talented and humble and flat out the epitome of a 1st ballot HOFer

Never gets old, sarap ulit-ulitin.

Dennis didn’t need to warm up before the game he needed to warm down game. He was ready 100% of the time to dominate.

Rodman will always be a Bad Boy.. Go Pistons

" > I wanted this award so bad." You earned it my dude.

Great video. Easily in my top 5 favorite players of all time, favorite defensive player of all time. When playing in middle & high school I aspired to play defense and rebound as good as he did.

I have to say as far as Brotherhood goes in the game for me, MJ Rodman & Pip were the best representatives of that on the court. Makes me smile every time the clip of MJ & Dennis going for the same rebound & MJ letting Rodman take & then Rodman realizing it was his brother so he passed t to him and pats MJ on the ass. Fukn love it. 😂❤

Rodman was the seal that capped the Bulls second three peat. That move was one of the greatest athlete contracts ever to be signed by a sports organization. I believe that. I don't think the Bulls win against Utah for sure. They needed that energy to get them over the last hurdle.

when everybody wants to be like mike , i want to be like dennis

*Great man. Great video. Thank you for sharing! 💪*

Rodman was a pure fantastic defense beast! Great team player as well and played hard!

Watching Rodman play in the 90s was so much fun. He is one of my favorite players to watch.

Thanks for the memories Rodman!

Rodman is raw physically, he didn't hide his situation, but he did bust up a few guys!

Every time I watch Dennis rodman is you can see the sadness on his eyes even he is succesfull on his carrer..

@slashnagy6

Жыл бұрын

Yeah people forget he was found in a car with a shotgun. He’s a good soul deep down though

He does things that truly are worth many wins in a given year. He was one of the greats, like Zo said.

I loved watching Rodman. I've only read 2 sports stars books. His and bo jacksons

Dennis Rodman was such a beast, he was my small town WW2 pappys favorite player.

During the Piston Bulls rivalry were some of the best sports memories in my life. I was the lowly Bulls fan among my family and ate a lot of crow during the Pistons dominate years. They played rough basketball that’s not allowed nowadays. When the Bulls finally broke free of Detroits dominance my time to gloat had arrived.

I remember him shutting down Alonso Mourning multiple times. Awesome to see that.

@Job.Well.Done_01

Жыл бұрын

Dude, he had Mourning in an angry place lol

He knows his role that swhy he's a one of greatest basketball player ,hes deadly for sure..

The NBA should definitely find a spot for DENNIS. He gave the game his all.

Incredibly unique dude. Only guy I ever saw who could legitimately guard any position and do it extremely well. Supposedly he was one of the best shooters on the Bad Boys teams... in practice. He was always too hyped to be a good shooter during games, though.

@HIMCULES

Жыл бұрын

Did score 34 points in a game with the Pistons, i think it was March of '91.

I had been folloving this game for almost 50 years. All Big centers in the league look small then Dennis was on the floor. Alonzo Morning was and still is a Big fellow. Dennis gave him a cold shoulder in his ribs, that I know to this very day still hurts. Nobody in the past and as well as today can do what Dennis did. He was and always will be the Best defender in this game.

My favorite player ever ❤

you see that kind of defense players had to deal with then ? you had to work for every point, this era now like sponge cake

Dennis Rodman's impact on the NBA was truly remarkable! His tenacity on the court and exceptional defensive skills made him a key player in any team he was part of. It's always intriguing to hear insights from NBA legends, as they have first-hand experience and a deep understanding of the game. Rodman's ability to rebound and his unique playing style definitely set a new standard in the league. It's so fascinating to think about how players like him have shaped the game of basketball over the years! 🏀🌟

Lol i could definitely picture him and Phil at Woodstock

Was the best to watch. Loved him at the bulls

The Basketball G.R.O.A.T., BADBOY/WORM91DR! 🐐👑🐂🏀💪🏆💯😊👍

he is and probably always will be my favourite player!!

Dennis is one of the greatest rebounders in NBA history,even though he is ranked 23 for most rebounds. His knowledge of how different players shot the ball and the difference in spins in their shots was insane. Nobody studied shit like that in the 80’s-90’s. I’m not sure if they do it today because the game has changed so much

@loydkline

10 ай бұрын

Dennis rodman was a very selfish rebounder: yes super great rebounder? ; Dennis rodman study rebounding like a scientist

@tomking7080

10 ай бұрын

@@loydkline I don’t understand what you mean by “selfish rebounder” but I agree with the rest of your statement. Dennis studied how a player shot the ball and would know where the ball would go if they missed. He knew that if the ball hit a certain part of the rim where it would most likely go. He should be teaching a college course on it. Professor Rodman.

@loydkline

10 ай бұрын

@tomking7080 great player get other people involved scoring point rebounding ; Dennis rodman wants all teams rebounds to himself ; Dennis rodman has his fault like being a very a dirty basketball players

@tomking7080

10 ай бұрын

@@loydkline Well that’s what a rebounder does. He tries to get as many rebounds as possible. Dennis was a team player. Especially after he came back from the Vegas incident and Pippen was out. Dennis really stepped it up.

@loydkline

10 ай бұрын

@tomking7080 machiel Jordan ❤️ Dennis rodman & Shaquille O'Neal called Dennis rodman worst teammate ever machiel Jordan won 🏆 six nba championships; it was more than machiel Jordan & Phil Jackson etc etc : Dennis rodman wasn't afraid to guard Shaquille O'Neal or Karl Malone etc etc

A. I encourage people all the time to keep a positive attitude in life with the following quotes. B. Be like Shaq and block the negative. Be like Dennis Rodman and grab the positive. C. Be like a punter and kick away the negative. Be like a running back and run toward the positive.

A true original being ⚡️

Possibly the biggest heart and hardest worker's to play the game

I'm still in awe how he could see the ball n know where it would bounce or be and tell the spin