There's gotta be! Rodman was the man/thing! He's one of my favorite players of all time. When he played with Jordan in the mid 90's was the time frame in which I was one of his biggest fans. The dude is one of the best rebounders in NBA history.

 

I guess I would consider Chris Anderson today's poor man's version of 'The Worm'.

I loved Rodman. If everyone played the game with his heart and desire, it would be something to watch. He played the game the way it should be played.

I was a big fan of Dennis Rodman on the court, didn't really pay attention to any of his antics off of the court. Growing up a Chicago Bulls fan, you had to love the guy.

No player could match the heart and intensity of Dennis Rodman. He played hard every night and would throw himself anywhere on the court or into the crowd if it meant giving his team a rebound and possession.

Rodman is one of my all-time favorites.

I remember very vividly the night that he kicked the cameraman. I will admit I was a lil ashamed for him.

Everyone needs a Rodman. He takes any player out of their game and will get you more boards than a carpenter.

I also love watching Chris Anderson play.

Everyone needs a Rodman. He takes any player out of their game and will get you more boards than a carpenter.

Great quote! Love that! :thumb:

 

I loved his work ethic, desire, and passion.

I also love watching Chris Anderson play.

 

Same here...

One of my favorite players on the court back in the day. He did all the dirty work.

I actually saw Rodman in Miami about 3 weeks ago on Ocean Drive/South Beach at a Gumball 3000 Rally. I think he was there on a paid appearance. He was just calmly walking around talking to people, posing for pictures and behaving himself. That being said I am still not a fan.

I was a fan when he played. Don't care one way or the other now.

Enjoyed watching him rebound. Besides that, not so much.

 

Is he the reason, or at the least one of the reasons, that we see everyone tattoo'd up these days in the league?

Enjoyed watching him rebound. Besides that, not so much.

 

Is he the reason, or at the least one of the reasons, that we see everyone tattoo'd up these days in the league?

 

I don't think so. We see everyone "tattoo'd" up these days because it's just part of society or because they just like tattoos. Not because Deenis Rodman had them...