Why Michael Jordan recruited Dennis Rodman to the Bulls
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- This is the reason behind why Michael Jordan decided to recruit Dennis Rodman to the Chicago bulls... Scottie pippen didn't want him at first, but MJ knew they needed his rebounding.
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You said he won five championships but then you said he Won three championships that does not make sense bud
Rodman was a three-time NAIA All-American in college who averaged 25.7 points and 15.7 rebounds per game before going on to star in the NBA with the Detroit Pistons, San Antonio Spurs, Chicago Bulls, Los Angeles Lakers and Dallas Mavericks.
What’s this song named
“He couldn’t make a point” That statement couldn’t be any father from the truth and dilutes what Rodman was. Who’s this clown talking? Dude was a phenom athlete and gritty AF.
Also he shut people down great defender he even could cover Shaq
Rodman hitting a 3 in a Bulls game was one of the loudest crowd reactions in the history of the United Center. Chicago loved Rodman
Some of my favorite childhood memories are when the Bulls were destroying a team so much that Rodman would randomly try a 3 and it didn't matter. 😂
@@mikewalsh68😂😂
Not only Chicago loved Rodman, nearly the whole world loveved that team!
Ur rite my boy I remember that 1997-1998 1996
So u have a good memory salute to u
Rodman could score at the begining of his career. He started focusing on rebound and defending more than scoring
He was forced to by MJ, he didn't have a say he was told to always pass to Michael if he was in position and with MJ being so fast he didn't have a choice
@@madorganicscientist2527 honestly if rodman had his rebounding and defence and he was allowed to score he would be insane
Exactly when he was in the Denver nuggets he scored 34 to himself in 1991, he was a goat with a worm suit on
@@alexbrake3645 he was allowed to score and it wasn't cuz MJ was telling him not to touch the ball it was just his mindset and play style where you started getting way more excitement out of changing a game as much as possible without scoring. The man was just different in the head.
@@madorganicscientist2527 the video said couldn't make a basketball from 12-18 feet which is pretty accurate for rodman
Don’t forget he was also one of the best defenders in the league. He could totally take someone out the game and get into their head if it was a series. One of the most underrated players ever.
How was he underrated?
By...by who? Who on earth underrates Rodman? He's a legend.
He was induced into the Half of Fame and included in thr 75th Anniversary NBA team, no one is underrating him.
Does that make him a secret American agent in nk?
He is underrated. He's the greatest defender and rebounder of all time. I promise you he would make wilt look like a role player if they played. Nobody puts Rodman on their top 20s lists cuz people only respect scoring......
“This dude can’t score no point “
Unfair statement
It’s just part of the analogy.
@@hunterhills3047 exactly
Moral of the story: know the value in your position and of those around you
Rodman can shoot 3pt for 3 consecutive, that actually the 4th one also went in but not officially counted, he did it with the bulls
@Julius Turner did you even watched the documentary?
Everybody needs a Rodman in their life. Life is a team sport. 👌🏼
Beautiful quote!
@@misspandesal Thank you very much, I appreciate it 😃
Life is a team sport. You right dude i will never ever forget it
I concur Jordan, pippen, Rodman, Harper, kukoc, Armstrong, Kerr along with a hungry bench made them too tough for any team
Hopefully not spurs rodman
He knew what he was good at, he knew his role on the team, and he played his role to the fullest.
He knew wat Micheal wanted out of him
@@dwwicked4706 like i said, he knew his role on the team.
Dennis Rodman was a scholar of the game his tenacity was unmatched and Jordan recognized and respected him and that gave Rodman a stamp of validation he needed at the time
Jordan didn't recruit Rodman. It was Jerry Krause
@@andrzejzborowski4920 It had to go through MJ.
Cause he was the guy from Detroit that shut Jordan down. Probably the only dude Jordan met that had as much dog in him as he did hisself. Greatness recognized greatness and knew what they could do together. Historic run. They were damn near unbeatable
Jackson recognized that he, in his own way, is also a student of the game, He understood Triangle Offense and ball bounce angles before Jordan did, yet due to pride or whatever, he acts disinterested in team film sessions. He'd rather self-study.
Rebounds, *AND* Defense. A lethal combo
He knew his position and stayed in it. This was a true teammate 💪🏾
Say it doc📣📣📣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥💯
And being defense and other center position things
@@GnomeTH-cam yeah. Some people are just role players not Star players. And if you can’t see this now then you’re a role player 🧐
Exactly. Look at the whole Pistons Team back when they had back to back championships. Coach Chuck Daly r.i.p.
@@GnomeTH-cam sounds like you’re hurt cuz that’s not all what he said. Not everyone can be a star player, sometimes they’re just there to play a role and they should accept it and thrive within that role. No one said they can’t or shouldn’t get better.
A humble guy... The best rebounder. My favorite
Dennis Rodman is not "humble" lol😂
Rodman was always a pleasure to watch play. The energy and sacrificing his body all for a play. NEXT LEVEL ! Rodman is the G.O.A.T of rebounding !
Hanamichi? Or gorila? 😂
@@Soaper. 😂😂😂
@@Soaper. And he can shoot. Cept I heard he was one of the worst free-throwers in the league and yet still scored 100pts in a game.
Hanamichi Sakuragi personified! hahaha....Rodman was a beast on Rebounds!
You forgot to mention Rodman was also one of the greatest one on one defensive players to ever play this game.
I think Rodman is better than Bill Russell. Better defender. Better rebounder. Russell Better leadership and blocks. But I would rather have Rodman, assuming I already have a scorer and a leader
@@Franco_City 😂
Defensive wise? Hes easily in the top5 of all time.
Scottie Pippen was rivals with Dennis Rodman during the Bad Boys Era.
Rodman defended against prime shaq thats just how great he is.
Great defense, semi decent passing, tough picks, and mentally (with addition of some dirty tricks here and there) breaking down opponents helped too. And if I am not mistaking he was averaging 20+ last season of college. He wasn't one dimensional rebound hound by any means... Oh yeah, Dennis could run on a wing of a fast break with the best of them.
Well then that shows how much better the Nba is then college
He was taught by the great Bill Lambere
@@basketballerlover5272 Can't argue with that statement. NBA is on a different level. However, as I see some other people mentioned, Rodman could probably score more. He just chose a different role for himself. I recall him scoring 3 3s in a to row in one game just because he was feeling himself (maybe Steve Kerr's spirit left Steve and possessed Rodman for a couple of minutes? 😀). Dennis was a very unique player.
@@ivorywatson1954 100% !!!
@@basketballerlover5272 This is what I was talking about. Pretty nice form too: th-cam.com/video/qHJk_Bm_Du4/w-d-xo.html
Control the rebound and you control the game
-Slamdunk
It was his rebounding, hustle & work ethic that endeared himself to TWO rival fanbases.
He can't be talking about DENNIS RODMAN. DENNIS COULD SHOOT. HE JUST DIDN'T WANT TOO. ✌️🤔
Thank you , he so wrong 😑. What he could say is how Rodman choose to commit to that role as a player.
I dead ass just wrote that. Dennis averaged 24 or better on a dominant team when he was in college
Fr, pistons rodman scored allot 😭
Exactly. EVERY NBA player can score….being able to score is a prerequisite to even be in the league (Rodman would’ve looked like Olajuwon against non-NBA competition).
It’s just that whatever a player’s best talents are, they master and stick to those talents because that’s what makes them most valuable to the team.
If they try to force something that’s not exactly their best strength, the NBA competition is so elite that they’d get exploited.
💯
A clear example of appreciating everyone's potential and abilities. Not everyone is going to score.🔥✊🏽
One of the most underrated PF/C of all time. It’s just like soccer. Everyone loves the goals but the defenders get little love.
Attack wins games, defense wins titles.
-Sir Alex Ferguson
He not underrated.He's a Hall of famer while only averaging under 10pts a game.Think about that.
@@clayjohnson5812Yeah but in all he is the most underrated PF/C of all time despite being in the HoF
@@HazyNova420 he's really not, the only player more highly praised for those positions other than Rodman is Shaq.
if the only person more recognizable than you is Shaq, i'd say you're doing well.
Rodman was so much more than just a rebounder I can not believe he didn't mention his defense and not just being a good defender but a lockdown defender he had the ability to take superstar players out of the game on top of grabbing 20 + rebounds a game. The man was a master of his craft.
He was beyond awesome
A man who did wtf he wanted.
No, a man who did Wtf the team needed him to do
@@luisbetancourt-dp7hh he did what he wanted AND did what he must for the team. he wanted to party, MJ tells Phil to let him party
No, what he needed to do.
Except make a bucket lol
@@luisbetancourt-dp7hh nah he did wtf he wanted to do, literally
Dennis was a fighting machine. A real hustler in the court. You would do anything human possible to get that damn ball!!
Rodman is a proper legend true story a
It's not just about his rebounding. Its his hustle, his relentless approach to his role, his enforcement, and his leadership. Although Mike and Scottie were the obvious leaders of the team, Rod set an example in practice to leave it on the floor even then.
It was a different game. They got fucked up. They fought. Bit. Punched. You needed a monster. They don't play the same game these days. They should rename the bs they play today bc it is NOT what they were playing
Indeed... DR is a legend!
I love Jordan, been a bulls fan since the 90's, but people forget it takes an entire team to win championships, not just one man. He had Rod,Pippen and the rest of the team with him. I love how this guy is getting the other player's recognized and not letting people forget the other greats that were there too.
Toni Kukoč was a beast and probably most dominant player in Europe before he come to NBA where he served water for M.J. and S.P.
And Jordan didn't recruit him !!!! Lol
@@okeithgreene1407 no but Phil Jackson did
“Do not bring that crazy dude here!”
😂😂😂 sounded funny to me
All of us have something to contribute in life. No one is useless or worthless. There is something you are good at. We don't find it right away. Like Rodman, we have to grow into it.
Very motivational!
Everyone has their thing to bring to the team they just need to find it and bring it
My favorite player of all time. I had a 91 jersey I used to wear even with 2 feet of snow on the ground.
Every player on the “team” is valuable. Everyone has their own strengths.
Greatest rebounder, good defender, and a master at getting in his opponents heads!!!
Most accurate comment...💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
A true role player
Nah bro, he's a specialist.. Dennis was too good for his role that nobody else can play his role but himself.
Rodman understood the assignment! 💯
Rodman was the Zenitsu of this Bulls. He so good at this one thing, that he became the unquestionable best at it.
Rodman could score. I’ve even seen him out from 20 feet out and hit 3 pointers. What is this guy talking about. Misinformation. Smh
Avg 7 points is nothing in the nba
@@wondering_hand0985 yeah sure but it's because he had a bigger assignment. He knew he could rebound like nobody else so he did that. He averaged 25 ppg in college so he had the ability to score fs.
He does this a lot. In one of his speaches he has lions beating elephants. 🤷🏿♂️
Just because you saw him hitting shots in practice, doesn't mean he could have been a good scorer or shooter. That's some casual level thinking, smh. Rodman was never a scorer, he was a putback guy or cut to the net and get a layup player.
@@QuestionEverything562 Who said he was a scorer
He could score when he had to. Check out his collegiate career before you talk Smack. Smh
Dawg was preaching you hear me😂
If I have Jordan and Pippin on my team, I'm not even gonna try to score.
I'm setting brick wall picks and boxing out like a mofo!
Rodman rests in my heart as one of the greatest in nba
He’s alive my guy
Visionaries see treasure when others see trash. A mark of greatness and leadership .
I played basketball for my middle school for the first time.. I was bad.. but i was a goalkeeper since I was a toddler haha.. my strength was in defending and capturing rebounds.. we did pretty good.. fun times
The "Worm" was my favorite Bull. MJ was great! He had talent. Rodman found greatness through struggle and effort.
"The one who controls the rebound, controls the game" -Takenori Akagi
@Arif Sakir I know right wish I had my parents support
the G.O.A.T. plus THE WORM = bet the farm on another title!
No lies told all facts🔥🔥🔥
This is why I laugh when people say the super teams now a days ruin the game. Players have been making their own super teams for years and years now
Exactly majority of championship teams had 2+ star players with decent bench.
Lebron fan huh
Yep it's been happening for 50 years now
@@jonathanfan3709 mj rider huh
Wut????? They didnt shoot their way off of teams like some of these babies do, they werent forming super teams with other stars, and they fought, and didn’t sit out back to backs so 🤷🏻♂️
Loved to watch Rodman play
Reminds me of what my coach told me yesterday “ find what you can bring to the team and apply it with your best effort”
I pray he doesn't hurt too bad from all that GIVING Rodman Did! God Bless Dennis Rodman. ✌️
He was a huge asset to the team 🏀
Excellent defender with his rebound skills
Rodman was a great individual defender. With him, Jordan and pippen on the same team, they could defend anyone.
Rebounds and stellar defense . Rodman has a great understanding of the game and who he played.
Im from the CHI rodman has ascended Legendary Status Around these parts!!!
He knew he his role and he played it well
Rodman knows how to score, he even score to Carmen Electra.
And Madonna too
The man was a rebound genius he knew where the ball would be going the man would stand their count the ball rotations see where the ball would go. He owned that space under the bucket everytime
Dennis was a dawg. Pippen should have been the most grateful. Dennis made everyone's job easier.
I just Love him 💜
"What do u dooooo"😞🙌🏾
It would’ve been better if he talked about finding your role on the team and doing everything you can to excel at that one thing.
He knew his role and somehow made it exciting. Rodman made rebounding fun to watch.
Now scottie is off his rocker and Dennis is a diplomat
The real life Sakuragi
Absolutely amazing,everyone sleeps on Rodman,he’s one of the best to ever play the game…..
This dude couldn't score any point
Him: but I score all the assist
thats what kids need to understand you dont need to score to make an impact
Rodman was instrumental to the success of Chicago Bulls in the mid '90s. Aside the rebounds he started scoring on a high rate. On a good night Roddy was getting 22 points per game
the last dance was the best damn sports documentary ive ever seen
His photo diving a ball above the line like superman is still the best for me.
Nobody 🫣…. Me waiting for the guy of “Respect videos” now this is a good 👍 one for the respect video 🤫😬😌 respect ✊
The real sakuragi. King of rebound
ONE of my top five ALL-TIME greatest player..
On the contrary. Rodman can shoot. He holds scoring records at the college he went to. In his college career he averaged almost 26ppg and 16rpg. The thing is that when he got into the NBA he was on teams with a ton of scorers. So, his job was mainly defense. When Jordan retired for part of a season to go play baseball, Rodman stepped it up and was not only getting his usual rebounds per game, he was also averaging like 14ppg at that time. That was with Pippen and the other scorers still on the team. He just knew since they lost Jordan for that time he needed to do more than be a defensive guy. 💯
Everything you said is correct except for one thing. Jordan did not retire. He was suspended. You can look it up if you don’t believe me
@@AnTunZee That's just a conspiracy theory some think happened because of wording Jordan used and what was going on at the time he "retired". Trust me, I am a conspiracy theorist believer when the facts are all there to back it up. But this one is all speculation. Even Jordan said "5 years down the line", and we all know he came back in less than a full season.
He would hit a 3 here and there but even if he didn't score, he was invaluable
what I know is that that Chicago team knows their individual roles and know when to sacrifice for the betterment of the team, which made them a TEAM
When he played with the spurs he averaged like 15 points a game he can score!! So inaccurate 🙄
Bruh he averaged 7 ppg with the spurs.
Don't know where u got 15 points highest scoring he ever did was 11
I'm pretty sure he's the main influence of the main character from Slam Dunk
That's right! Everybody's got VALUE! Know that.
Rodman, pippen and Jordan...the greatest trios all time
The Worm understood his assignment.
Same theme for Jason Williams. Love watching his videos
❤❤❤❤❤ i love rodman
Rodman was a rebound legend before he went to the Bulls
He was scoring constantly, he just outsourced it.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
So..... The moral lesson is, know your own value, your own place.... AND BE GOOD AT IT!!!.... hell, be the best at it
Rodman was a beast
Rodman much respect
Dennis Rodman one of the best to ever play in the NbA League
❤ 🏀⭐️🌟DENNIS 🏀 RODMAN 🌟⭐️🏀❤ also probably the only NBA CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYER who ever VISITED THE MOST DANGEROUS COUNTRY IN WORLD NOW THATS A BAD ASS’ DUDE ❤
Jordan understood Rodman. In many ways better than Rodman even understood himself.
🤦 rodman knows how to score.. he just knows his bigger assignment 👍
Ong bruh
Yeah he was decent before NBA
No shi* he literally doesn’t mean actual points …… what he was saying is he can’t put winning numbers in . But that he was the beast of a rebounder that could be as equally as valuable. Gotta pay attention to the message
@@enriqueaguilar422 know what your taking about before you speak
@@enriqueaguilar422 he just said he couldn’t score a basket from 12 feet if his life depended on it…
If stay in your lane was a person it would be Rodman.
When it came to playing basketball hell yes. His life outside the game tho… guy was in every lane he wanted and then some
@@markparikh4000 lmao facts 😂
Off the court no way on the court yes
@@markparikh4000 Lmao
@@markparikh4000 he felt bad for the North Korean civilians. Most were starving. The us had no embassy with credibility to NK. He had heard the NK higher up liked him. He started with great intentions then it just digressed to what the media tells you what it was. Sometimes you have good intentions but reality will change your agenda to fit the needs of the powerful.
Rodman could score whenever he wanted to. It wasn’t his passion.
He could but if you have Isaiah and Dumar and Jordan and pippen. Why they hell do you need Rodman to score? If Rodman is your scorer you’re screwed.
@@Topagendadolla
😂😂😂😂😂
PREACH!
My dad played him on local courts in Dallas before he went pro. Dude was a different level
He lived getting those rebounds 💯❤️ me some Rodman with his outrage ass 😘
No he couldn't he wasn't a good scorer. Don’t get me wrong a bad nba scorer can average 12 atleast pretty easy if given touches. But he wasn’t a “good” scorer That's why he just rebounded instead of being a high scorer and rebounding. If he could efficently drop 20 and 15 he'd do it every game but he just didn't have that ability
He's a decent scorer. He just chooses to grab boards instead and DR retired as one of the greatest rebounders of all time without having to score like a superstar.
Just a sick bastard👑💪"not in my house" he should say
YES. MUCH RESPECT FOR HIS AMAZING ABILITY.
the last part wasn’t needed lol🤣
He was a scorer in college lol
ABSOLUTELY. He could fill the lane like NO ONE . HE COULD SCORE OFF OFFENSIVE BOARDS TOO.
HE WAS SO ATHLETIC AND NOT A BAD BALL HANDLER FOR HIS HEIGHT EITHER.
Rodman was a College scoring machine and was a pretty solid scorer in Detroit. He just sacrificed almost every bit of that in Chicago for the betterment of the team.
#Facts
Exactly! I'm from Chicago and watched it all! When they got Rodman I had no idea how it was going to work. Then I watched him grab 22 boards one night and play lock down defense. I was sold! Rodman a Chicago legend now! Also he could score, but they didn't need that, he sacrificed for the team!
You mean college? Cause he was 5 7 in high school and didn't make varsity any year
Yes your right
@@mayojarr6243 wait, so grew taller after high school? No way
Rodman was not only a great rebounder, he could defend every position. He tried to do whatever the coach asked him to do at a high level. Every now and then, the team needed him to score more, and he would always produce.