That's what I'll always remember. It was just hilarious. And every time he made it, people went wild. It's kind of funny because over his career he averaged a three pointer almost every other game and shot 23% for his career. I don't think people realize how often he shot them and he'd make one for every four or five he shot. That's not bad for a guy who is notorious for not being able to shoot the ball.
cause some players keep believing that Dennis had no Three-pointers up his sleeve, usually they just let him shoot it,. to watch him miss, but that's highly unlikely for them
Most people don't know, but Rodman was averaging nearly 30 ppg in college. Also basically every single 3 is a perfect splash. He could score if he wanted to.
I love that he doesn't do the "too cool for school" routine when he succeeds and is applauded (not just for shots but rebound moments etc), but instead openly shows how he genuinely enjoys the game and is proud for being an important asset to the team. Also, love Kukoc's reactions from the bench in the 1998 footage.
Yup. He was actually a top scorer on his college team. When he got to the NBA, he realized he wouldn't have a long career as a scorer against NBA talent, so he decided to overspecialize on rebounding and barely even practiced his shot anymore. Turned out to be the right decision. (Source is his book. I'm paraphrasing from memory of course)
4:45 was always my favorite Rodman 3 pointer. He was way out, Scottie made a great pass to him, and I love the announcers "oh he gets another" and the crowd explodes and you see Dennis fist the air he was so pumped up. It being his birthday made it all that much better.
Fun Fact: In the 72-10 season, Rodman hit 5 threes in 1 game on his birthday (20pts- 20+ reb game.) As a Chicago Bull, he would launch threes every birthday.
Dennis was only a 17% 3 point shooter with the Bulls but those that he made were some of the best memories of the 90s Bulls. Love the reaction of the crowd while the ball was in the air and the reaction of his teammates afterwards.
@@morpher728 "wasn't he a good scorer in college tho?" Great, great college player though Houston needed a center and took Akeem who was the best college center of his generation. Houston can never be faulted for their choice. Portland had the #2 pick also needing a center and took Sam Bowie. I will always thank Portland for passing on MJ. "Also why was his 3pt percentage so low if he looks capable of them" The numbers don't lie. His 3 point shooting was just ok though everyone remembers the Portland playoff game. He focused his time on improving his mid-range shooting and turn around jump shots. No one has ever been better. Keep in mind that the Bull's had John Paxson and then Steve Kerr to shoot threes when players sagged on MJ. Kerr is still the NBA's #1 all-time 3 point percentage leader.
Dennis can score when he really wants to! As a Piston, he scored more but changed his position for defense, rebounds and assists. He was also a great passer.
His form in these shots is actually good. He was never expected to score, his main attribute has always been his relentless energy, hustle play, defense and rebounding especially offensive rebounds. Of course his attitude, antics, off court life, drunken ways, and changing hairstyles always were key attributes too.
@@justinwarner1183 What the hell are you talking about? Dennis averaged less than 5 points a game for the Spurs in 93 and 7 points in 94. His highest average ever was 11.6 for Detroit in 87. You'd be 10x closer to his actual stats if you said he averaged 2.5 ppg.
He tricked people into thinking he's a bad shooter that's why they barely guard him when he shoots. They don't expect him to shoot, let alone make the shot.
@@randyh.7782 It was the best. The stats they gave us in half time & end of game was the reason why I passed maths. Cos they give you the percentage of like 3/5 or even 15/50 shots, and you're like boom. I know that answer in the school test LOL
In 91-92 he took 1.2 threes a game and was shooting 32%. Over his career he was 23% which is funny because he basically made 1/5 but if he made 2/5 he'd be regarded as a sharpshooter.
Rodman’s antics on/off the court tended to overshadow his game, but he IS a professional at the highest level of bball on the planet, and is very very very good.
these are AI scripted animations, Rodman and Magic have zero field goals,one was a rebounder,one was an assister that's all, just like jordan has zero 3 point attempts and curry has zero 2 point attempts , these videos are AI generated
He was sharp in Detroit. When he came over to San Antonio, they asked him to focus on defense because Johnson, Robinson, and del Negro were key scorers but he hated San Antonio. The Bulls traded Will Perdue for Rodman and Rodman delivered.
He’s a career 23% shooter. He missed way more than he made. Highlight videos of anyone make you feel they’re better than they were. That includes even the best
I knew someone who was involved with the Bulls organization back in the 90s and he told me Dennis used to shoot a lot of 3s in practice and that he could go on some insane streaks, like double digit streaks. He wasn't a terrible shooter, he just didn't shoot a lot because his main focus was defense and rebounding and obviously if you're out there shooting behind the 3 pt line, you aren't in position for an offensive rebound. That's why he often shot them when the Bulls were up big to give the crowd a thrill. Dude was a special player.
@@marioguti9887 Facts. In addition, many people don't remember Dennis averaged 25.7 points and 15.7 rebounds per game during his college career. He could score, but he knew his role in the NBA was to defend, rebound, and be an energy player. I saw Dennis play live at the United Center many times as a Bull during the regular season and playoffs (including Finals). I'd always laugh whenever he'd be aw-shucks after making a basket. They weren't luck! Finally, my father always pointed out his layups and how Dennis would make them more complicated than they needed, but he'd still make them.
@@AcousticOlli Shooting in practice or an empty gym is A LOT different from shooting during a game, he could shoot like Curry during practice but shoot like Shaq in game, not like he was there for shooting anyways lol.
I like that because Rodman is the primary Rebounder it’s him who takes the rebound and goes behind the arc and hit the 3. It’s not like somebody else is getting the offensive rebound and throwing it back to Rodman who is waiting behind the three-point line which we usually see these days.
He was never required or asked to score especially when so great at the fundamentals rebounds etc…besides surrounded by great players, I secretly know that if required of him he’d be a good shooter/scorer 🤯. He knows how to shoot those good enough for it to go in hence arms up before it hits every time. Legend!
I miss Dennis' playing days. rarely do you get a person so wildly entertaining. not only was he phenomenal at what he did on the court but he put on a show for the fans. some stars today think the world revolves around them. sure makes it hard to enjoy. I think the league will be 10x better when a certain someone hangs them up.
He missed the 3 point shot that help give the title to the lakers. Bob Knight chewed him out badly for it. I’m sure it affected Rodman for the rest of his career. Because prior o that. Rodman would get you solid pints each game
People, especially the younger crowd, need to understand that Dennis used to be hated in Chicago, he was part of the Bad Boys Pistons that gave us nightmares in the late 80s and for 3 years straight denied the Bulls a trip to the Finals. That he became such a beloved sports figure later in Chicago tells you what a hard worker and charismatic person he is.
@@mr8883 I see your point but there's a difference, LeBron was hated in Cleveland because he was their hometown kid when he was drafted #1 overall, well he's not from Cleveland, he's from Ohio but you get what I mean. He was seen as ditching his hometown fans and team when he couldn't deliver a championship when he promised them he would...yeah I know he has become a loved sports figure in Cleveland when he returned and they later won a championship. Funny thing is that LeBron was never a Cavs fan growing up, he loved the Bulls and especially Micheal Jordan who made life miserable for Cavs fans in the 80s and 90s, lol.
@@marioguti9887 Yeah LeBron just did what he finally wanted, he get to something for himself. Not for the fans. Not for the pay check. Not for anyone else. He chose Miami cos is his life. He realized he doesn't owe anyone anything, not even a promise he made. Lot of fans don't see that. But at the end, he did go back to Cavs & won it for them, so all those pricks that boo'd him in Miami over the years, should've all apologize. LOL And I think that's what Rodman did too. He only did what he wanted. Fk beef with Bulls. I wana win. I wana play with good pay. So he went
@@mr8883 well he got traded there. He embrace it, but it wasn't free agency or these days when a player says I'm only playing for 'list of 3 teams' and pouts til they get what they want.
Love watching early 2000 basketball and down just for the crowd. EVERYONE was into the game. Not one face staring at a screen or taking photos for the gram.
If you guys check on his piston days, he was a pretty good offensive force. With his athleticism and mobility, I remember he took quite some mid range as well. You can tell his form was great from these shots and I bet he made a lot of them during practice. If not, Phil and MJ wouldnt have let him shoot this many. He was getting old in his Bulls days and he knew his role well. So he put on full effort on dirty works. He apparently can do more than that
Those are all pure. I know that if we show every missed three we'd be here for days, but knowing about Dennis' work ethic, I bet he could play in today's game as a stretch four, make 1-2 threes per game and still lead the league in rebounds and defense. Honestly, his rebounding was more about chasing the ball than body checking opponents, and his later years after the Pistons he was not so handsy as a defender, more of a slide his feet and cut you off type.
When Rodman hit a three, fans and the entire Bulls bench went nuts because he was the most unconventional three point shooter back then. But boooy was it fun to watch him hit one
Watching him do that was similar to watcing a 9-month-old suddenly sit on the bicycle and ride away into the sunset. You couldn't help but smile and be in awe.
Dennis actually had a really nice shooting form and nice touch, nice rotation. Most of the time he flung it up there and acted like he didn't care while doing so including free throws. He had a flare that would make you believe he didn't know how to shoot.
He hit a few with decent defense being played. Truth is, these guys can do a lot of things that they don't show when the lights are on. C. Webb in the 90s donated a gym floor to the Brewster projects and was hitting half court shots facing and back to the basket effortlessly. Levels to the game.
I don't think it's in here, but Rodman found himself in the corner, and stood there with the crowd yelling "Shoot!" "Shoot!" and he does so and drains a three! The crowd went insane!
I like how Dennis always steps back to try a 3 (should have tipped off the defense that he was going to shoot) instead of shooting a long 2, although he frustratingly stepped on the line or out of bounds a few times...
I don't care what nobody says Dennis Rodman shining so bright because he was grinding so hard and he'll always be my favorite basketball player I salute Dennis Rodman 👍🤟🍷🏆🏆🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀💯
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Only in pistons and bulls he will remember brightly all other team he was a joke
@@poyjpaxson767 so he was a joke on the Spurs 🤔🤔.. GTFOH with that..
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@@poyjpaxson767 I thought he was going to be good when he was on The Lakers
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I love how most of the time he just casually walks out behind the arc and shoots it
"Steps" back three 😂😂
It’s because no one ever expected him to actually shoot it.
That's what I'll always remember. It was just hilarious. And every time he made it, people went wild. It's kind of funny because over his career he averaged a three pointer almost every other game and shot 23% for his career. I don't think people realize how often he shot them and he'd make one for every four or five he shot. That's not bad for a guy who is notorious for not being able to shoot the ball.
cause some players keep believing that Dennis had no Three-pointers up his sleeve, usually they just let him shoot it,. to watch him miss, but that's highly unlikely for them
Nobody wants to guard Rodman
Most people don't know, but Rodman was averaging nearly 30 ppg in college. Also basically every single 3 is a perfect splash. He could score if he wanted to.
Many people don’t know that he was like 26 playing against 18 year olds. His shooting form sucked.
So perfect splash he had 17% from 3P for the Bulls.
@@jackbombay1423That was when everyone shot 3s poorly
@@Kmax_817 Best argument ever.
@@Kmax_817 The average player was twice as good at shooting 3s as Rodman was...
Every Dennis Rodman's rebound as a Bull will be an 8 hours long video.
That'd be 8 days
Thatd be extremely long
I would watch it
LOL
He takes and makes more 3s than Ben Simmons......
I love that he doesn't do the "too cool for school" routine when he succeeds and is applauded (not just for shots but rebound moments etc), but instead openly shows how he genuinely enjoys the game and is proud for being an important asset to the team. Also, love Kukoc's reactions from the bench in the 1998 footage.
I was thinking the same thing. He acts like he’s excited because he is. Legend
Bulls should retire Rodman's 91 Jersey and that's a Fact.
wait they didnt?
@@monkey2chunky89 no but the pistons did
They must! This man is one of the best defensive players ever. He is a legend.
@@DungarooTV he is beast
I mean it's not like anyone else is gonna wear it
I love how psyched Rodman gets when he makes a play. Legit raw emotion. Guy is the man
It's not that Dennis couldn't score, he just had no interest in it
His rebounds are his points
@@TMthe33rd And defense
Yup. He was actually a top scorer on his college team. When he got to the NBA, he realized he wouldn't have a long career as a scorer against NBA talent, so he decided to overspecialize on rebounding and barely even practiced his shot anymore. Turned out to be the right decision. (Source is his book. I'm paraphrasing from memory of course)
@@TMthe33rd he would have more points than Kareem
@@hondaboat900 oh hell nah. Kareem put to much work into the paint. Our buddy Rodman wasn’t going to take that title
His ability to ignite the crowd...just phenomenal.
I like how almost every three he made was a swish
Ikr no backboard or bounce
He got perfect motion
ur pfp is my pc wallpaper
I call it string music but swish too
I was gonna comment the same thing until I read your comment. Loved the video.
And almost all of them long twos
4:45 was always my favorite Rodman 3 pointer. He was way out, Scottie made a great pass to him, and I love the announcers "oh he gets another" and the crowd explodes and you see Dennis fist the air he was so pumped up. It being his birthday made it all that much better.
My favorite 3 as well dude made the crowd go crazy and that fist bump made it all better
I love how he celebrate every threepoint shot like it was a game winner.
In that era.. Every shot meant something in Chicago
if rodman is hitting three it is a game winner, that makes them unbeatable
The fact that Dennis has an 8 minute 3 pt reel is crazy. Bro the goat
Rodman always looked like he was having fun
he always celebrated before it went in should be a 2k green animation
He really was... on and off the court especially
your playing with scottie pippen and micheal jordan how could you not have fun
@@kekoaroberts8353 and also playing with Carmen Elektra
As it should
Every time he shoots he's already ready to rebound immediately. Dude's the Rebound King for a reason.
He’s not known for 3’s but you’re not supposed to leave a professional basketball player wide open for a reason
Except ben simmons
@@herohero5983 not like he’s gonna even attempt shooting one
Unless its Ben Simmons
@@felbertcastrodes5143 yeah someone just said 😐
@@josesayha unless it's Ben Simmons
Fun Fact: In the 72-10 season, Rodman hit 5 threes in 1 game on his birthday (20pts- 20+ reb game.) As a Chicago Bull, he would launch threes every birthday.
fake news
@@ImadogGarcia LOL just proved you didn't see it nor were born at the time. Idiot.
Rodman is one of the most valuable players in the history of the NBA
That is a very good way of putting it
Insanely underrated by so many
Best role player innthe game of basketball
@@reckon7457 role player? Hall of famer
@@joey4336 and apart of the 75 greatest players.
It’s always a great feeling when you see Dennis rodman smiling and happy with his teammates man!
Ben Simmons should be studying this video with lots of focus
this comment aged well
@@RKTDiablo The best part is that this video became relevant a little before he played like trash vs the Hawks
LMFAO
@@lldj14 This was recommended after Game 7 for me
@@lldj14 and the irony is rodman played better against the hawks than simmons did. specially in 97.
He will only shoot 3s on home games. He knows the fans love it. What an entertaining player.
Dennis was only a 17% 3 point shooter with the Bulls but those that he made were some of the best memories of the 90s Bulls. Love the reaction of the crowd while the ball was in the air and the reaction of his teammates afterwards.
With those shots you'd never guess he had a low percentage
@@mitty9109 I think that is why he celebrated so much when he did finally make one.
@@TruthHasSpoken wasn't he a good scorer in college tho? Also why was his 3pt percentage so low if he looks capable of them
@@morpher728 "wasn't he a good scorer in college tho?"
Great, great college player though Houston needed a center and took Akeem who was the best college center of his generation. Houston can never be faulted for their choice. Portland had the #2 pick also needing a center and took Sam Bowie. I will always thank Portland for passing on MJ.
"Also why was his 3pt percentage so low if he looks capable of them"
The numbers don't lie. His 3 point shooting was just ok though everyone remembers the Portland playoff game. He focused his time on improving his mid-range shooting and turn around jump shots. No one has ever been better. Keep in mind that the Bull's had John Paxson and then Steve Kerr to shoot threes when players sagged on MJ. Kerr is still the NBA's #1 all-time 3 point percentage leader.
@@TruthHasSpoken "no one has ever been better" are you referring to MJs mid range or what are you referencing
Dennis Rodman was one of the most popular athletes on the PLANET in the 90s
The fact there’s 8 minutes of this and after watching Ben Simmons play after game 7 against ATL I’m in disbelief!!!!
😂😂😂😂😂 Let This Sink The Fuck In For A Min 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wtf 😂😂😂😂😂😂
To be fair the video is has a lot of replays. He only made 12 in Chicago out of 69 attempts.
@@thiskid7402 12 is about twice as much as BS has in 5 years
@@Un_k_noWN brickdamage Simons is so garbage that he shouldn't play period 😂 not even the F league 🤣 because he's hot garbage.
I love how almost every time he makes one his hands are up celebrating before it goes in. He knew that they were good!
Rodman, one of the most charismatic player ever existed in the NBA history.
Kim Jong Un agrees 👌
@@nottlepurple8926 Rodman is based.
THE most
Dennis can score when he really wants to! As a Piston, he scored more but changed his position for defense, rebounds and assists. He was also a great passer.
His form in these shots is actually good. He was never expected to score, his main attribute has always been his relentless energy, hustle play, defense and rebounding especially offensive rebounds. Of course his attitude, antics, off court life, drunken ways, and changing hairstyles always were key attributes too.
@@0-Elias-0 dawg... say pause
I said the same.
Rodman was actually a scorer in San Antonio averaging 25 points a game until he was traded to Bulls and was used for defense only.
90 DEGREE ANGLE
@@justinwarner1183 What the hell are you talking about? Dennis averaged less than 5 points a game for the Spurs in 93 and 7 points in 94. His highest average ever was 11.6 for Detroit in 87.
You'd be 10x closer to his actual stats if you said he averaged 2.5 ppg.
Rebound and then quick 3 from the corner. This guy was definitely the main inspiration for Steph.
He tricked people into thinking he's a bad shooter that's why they barely guard him when he shoots. They don't expect him to shoot, let alone make the shot.
But he just didn't shoot alot, especially when he was a Bull
This comment section gotta chill he shot 12 for 69 for 3 on the bulls. He couldn’t shoot
@@thiskid7402 never happened lol who goes at 12/69 on three pointers? Literally no one in the nba, get your facts straight 👍
@@soypolo8163 Just for the bulls and if you disagree you disagree with basketball reference.
@@thiskid7402 I don’t disagree that he made 12, I thought you meant in a game 🗿
Dennis was the type that would become what you needed the most.
Dennis three points is like a 30 points for the bulls. What a goat.
Rodman's 3s Is like NBA Live 97 Sega game set on easy. Is mostly swishes or one touch at the rim & in. No rattling in, no banks shots
@@mr8883 I loved playing NBA Live '97.
@@randyh.7782 It was the best. The stats they gave us in half time & end of game was the reason why I passed maths. Cos they give you the percentage of like 3/5 or even 15/50 shots, and you're like boom. I know that answer in the school test LOL
Awww the good old days how much I miss this. He's like a cheat code in 2k
Putting his hands in air before the ball goes in, because he knows, he can make the shots
agreed...he celebrates right after he releases it..as if he already knew it'll go in..
Rodman walked so Agent Zero could run
Bird, Rodman, and far away the rest of the shooters.
In 91-92 he took 1.2 threes a game and was shooting 32%. Over his career he was 23% which is funny because he basically made 1/5 but if he made 2/5 he'd be regarded as a sharpshooter.
@@logicaldude3611 but it’s a difference scoring 3 pts on 5 shots and 6 points on 5 shots lol
Rodman’s antics on/off the court tended to overshadow his game, but he IS a professional at the highest level of bball on the planet, and is very very very good.
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.
And he was 5'10" when he graduated high school, where he rode the bench on the basketball team.
@tuntuu yeah a lot of people fail to realize that. He changed styles when he got with the pistons squad
I mean his form wasn't bad. I think he just takes more pride in playing D.
Yep, that side of the court was definitely his pride and joy. And when you’re playing the MJ it’s not like you need to do much else
He was actually a scorer in college. Better put sum respect on his shot lol
And off-court prides himself in taking the D 😂
Hard for players to get a good rhythm back then. To much weight lifting and pace of the game was slower.
these are AI scripted animations, Rodman and Magic have zero field goals,one was a rebounder,one was an assister that's all, just like jordan has zero 3 point attempts and curry has zero 2 point attempts , these videos are AI generated
And he's the first guy back on defense after every shot.
those are more than i thaught
🤣
On Google he hit 82 his whole NBA career.
advertisements are more than I thought too
More than anybody thought
So they were all swishes? 😂
I love how Dennis and everybody celebrates his shoots 😊👍
why do i all of a sudden feel like dennis rodman is the greatest shooter of alltime?
Cuz he is
Just a little behind steph curry
He was sharp in Detroit. When he came over to San Antonio, they asked him to focus on defense because Johnson, Robinson, and del Negro were key scorers but he hated San Antonio. The Bulls traded Will Perdue for Rodman and Rodman delivered.
Coz the way he shoot the ball goes all net
He’s a career 23% shooter. He missed way more than he made. Highlight videos of anyone make you feel they’re better than they were. That includes even the best
just look how confident was he when he shoot 3 pointer he would celebrate before the ball in basket..gr8 legend
He didn’t shoot 3’s often. Special moments when he did.
I knew someone who was involved with the Bulls organization back in the 90s and he told me Dennis used to shoot a lot of 3s in practice and that he could go on some insane streaks, like double digit streaks. He wasn't a terrible shooter, he just didn't shoot a lot because his main focus was defense and rebounding and obviously if you're out there shooting behind the 3 pt line, you aren't in position for an offensive rebound. That's why he often shot them when the Bulls were up big to give the crowd a thrill. Dude was a special player.
@@marioguti9887 Facts. In addition, many people don't remember Dennis averaged 25.7 points and 15.7 rebounds per game during his college career. He could score, but he knew his role in the NBA was to defend, rebound, and be an energy player. I saw Dennis play live at the United Center many times as a Bull during the regular season and playoffs (including Finals). I'd always laugh whenever he'd be aw-shucks after making a basket. They weren't luck! Finally, my father always pointed out his layups and how Dennis would make them more complicated than they needed, but he'd still make them.
@@AcousticOlli Shooting in practice or an empty gym is A LOT different from shooting during a game, he could shoot like Curry during practice but shoot like Shaq in game, not like he was there for shooting anyways lol.
@@marioguti9887 facts!!
I like that because Rodman is the primary Rebounder it’s him who takes the rebound and goes behind the arc and hit the 3. It’s not like somebody else is getting the offensive rebound and throwing it back to Rodman who is waiting behind the three-point line which we usually see these days.
Step back tree pointer Dennis invented it.
lmaooo was looking for this . he sure did
also, he was the one who invented that shoulder tap time out :D :D
James harden admited rodman is his idol in that case. He copied and was inspired by him
He invented the celebrate before the ball go in too, the curry they call it lol
Yeah I saw that 2
He was never required or asked to score especially when so great at the fundamentals rebounds etc…besides surrounded by great players, I secretly know that if required of him he’d be a good shooter/scorer 🤯. He knows how to shoot those good enough for it to go in hence arms up before it hits every time. Legend!
Damn when he hit those they were CRISP!
Welp things learned
- Rodman invented the step back three
- He invented the celebration before three
- he always swished the ball
When Dennis Rodman starts knocking down corner 3s you know you’ve already lost
Real
When you go against 1995 bulls you know you’ve already lost…
I miss Dennis' playing days. rarely do you get a person so wildly entertaining. not only was he phenomenal at what he did on the court but he put on a show for the fans. some stars today think the world revolves around them. sure makes it hard to enjoy. I think the league will be 10x better when a certain someone hangs them up.
Imagine the Bulls winning the playoffs or finals on a made Rodman 3!!
Easy sweep
He missed the 3 point shot that help give the title to the lakers. Bob Knight chewed him out badly for it. I’m sure it affected Rodman for the rest of his career. Because prior o that. Rodman would get you solid pints each game
@@gold6813 Interesting point. I never knew about this!
Remember when Artest did?!
His shooting arch was perfect
Dude has hit a ton more threes than Ben Simmons 😂😂
In less time too
Bro straight up refuses to develop a 3 point shot
This was just 3 seasons LMAO
Shot better free throw percentage than bum Simons lmfao 🤣
Or shaq
Watching Dennis Rodman highlights makes me happy.
dude wow! bravo for doing the research and putting this all together. that is a lot of work.
I don't know how I didn't come across this until now. I fail to understand how anyone could downvote this video.
People, especially the younger crowd, need to understand that Dennis used to be hated in Chicago, he was part of the Bad Boys Pistons that gave us nightmares in the late 80s and for 3 years straight denied the Bulls a trip to the Finals. That he became such a beloved sports figure later in Chicago tells you what a hard worker and charismatic person he is.
Just like LeBron when he went to Miami. Cavs hated him. Lot of people actually. Not just cavs fans. Then he was loved again when he back to Cavs.
@@mr8883 I see your point but there's a difference, LeBron was hated in Cleveland because he was their hometown kid when he was drafted #1 overall, well he's not from Cleveland, he's from Ohio but you get what I mean. He was seen as ditching his hometown fans and team when he couldn't deliver a championship when he promised them he would...yeah I know he has become a loved sports figure in Cleveland when he returned and they later won a championship. Funny thing is that LeBron was never a Cavs fan growing up, he loved the Bulls and especially Micheal Jordan who made life miserable for Cavs fans in the 80s and 90s, lol.
@@marioguti9887 Yeah LeBron just did what he finally wanted, he get to something for himself. Not for the fans. Not for the pay check. Not for anyone else. He chose Miami cos is his life. He realized he doesn't owe anyone anything, not even a promise he made. Lot of fans don't see that. But at the end, he did go back to Cavs & won it for them, so all those pricks that boo'd him in Miami over the years, should've all apologize. LOL And I think that's what Rodman did too. He only did what he wanted. Fk beef with Bulls. I wana win. I wana play with good pay. So he went
@@mr8883 well he got traded there. He embrace it, but it wasn't free agency or these days when a player says I'm only playing for 'list of 3 teams' and pouts til they get what they want.
@George Jones I'm a 80s kid. So yeah I've seen games from 90s til now
His 3s are equivalent to a game winning buzzer beater lol. His enthusiasm is great and love how most of his 3s are in Chicago
He had definitely a solid jumper !!
Love watching early 2000 basketball and down just for the crowd. EVERYONE was into the game. Not one face staring at a screen or taking photos for the gram.
Just look at the crowd they loved Dennis...
-Draymond left the Earth after watching this..
Inovator of stepback three 🤘
Clearly a better shooter than Draymond Green.
Nope.
Aight let’s not get too ahead of our selves here.
Nah, Draymond shot 38% from the arc in 2016
Just that idk how he's continously declining
@@janseanhernane3191 shoulder injury
@@iamkailong yeah he is.
Crazy part was those 3s didn't even touch the rim.. They just swish 🔥
dude used to lead in score back in college, relatively small league NAIA tho, but 40+ ain't no joke
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If you guys check on his piston days, he was a pretty good offensive force. With his athleticism and mobility, I remember he took quite some mid range as well. You can tell his form was great from these shots and I bet he made a lot of them during practice. If not, Phil and MJ wouldnt have let him shoot this many. He was getting old in his Bulls days and he knew his role well. So he put on full effort on dirty works. He apparently can do more than that
He was Gerald Wallace before Gerald. He is kinda all around defensive SF but his value increased due to his versatility and pound for pound strength
Those are all pure.
I know that if we show every missed three we'd be here for days, but knowing about Dennis' work ethic, I bet he could play in today's game as a stretch four, make 1-2 threes per game and still lead the league in rebounds and defense.
Honestly, his rebounding was more about chasing the ball than body checking opponents, and his later years after the Pistons he was not so handsy as a defender, more of a slide his feet and cut you off type.
True. Dennis was going all out on every play. Obviously super skilled at rebounding but he also just out hustled people
100% clean shots, he is not only a beast of defense, he is best in offensive and he delivers when team needs
I just love how he drills basically every shot in this
When Rodman hit a three, fans and the entire Bulls bench went nuts because he was the most unconventional three point shooter back then. But boooy was it fun to watch him hit one
I love that celebration mann, classic!!,shows his heart for the game
When Dennis does these things was so memorable. It's like a huge war cry for the team to hype them all up.
People forget Rodman hit 3’s and could drive with the Pistons in 80’s. Defense was his job with Bulls.
The fact that this is a 8min video! Dennis is a legend
Look how happy he is! That's downright wholesome
I watched hundreds of Bulls games and don't remember ever seeing Dennis hit a three, lmbo, love this video!!!
The goat! Dennis the worm rodman!💪💪
Watching him do that was similar to watcing a 9-month-old suddenly sit on the bicycle and ride away into the sunset. You couldn't help but smile and be in awe.
I have finally found the greatest video of all time
Dennis actually had a really nice shooting form and nice touch, nice rotation. Most of the time he flung it up there and acted like he didn't care while doing so including free throws. He had a flare that would make you believe he didn't know how to shoot.
What a great idea for a video. Love it!
He hit a few with decent defense being played. Truth is, these guys can do a lot of things that they don't show when the lights are on. C. Webb in the 90s donated a gym floor to the Brewster projects and was hitting half court shots facing and back to the basket effortlessly. Levels to the game.
Fun fact Dennis made 65 3s in his time as a piston on 25.3% shooting
I don't think it's in here, but Rodman found himself in the corner, and stood there with the crowd yelling "Shoot!" "Shoot!" and he does so and drains a three! The crowd went insane!
I wonder what MJ was thinking every time he pulled up for the 3 😂
He knew they were going in watch him lol he would just start back padding back
Maybe took it personnally
He’d give it the 🤷🏽♂️
“What the fu- oh nvm”
He was probably thinking "I wish I could do that" 😂😂😂
I like how Dennis always steps back to try a 3 (should have tipped off the defense that he was going to shoot) instead of shooting a long 2, although he frustratingly stepped on the line or out of bounds a few times...
Taco Dennis! Rodman had a good shooting touch as you can see he knew most of those were makes upon releasing them.
90s forever and ever...best era of our lives!
I never realized how much Kukoc supported Rodman .. he was really happy for him
i love Kukoc vibrating together
The shot at 3:06 is proof that Dennis Rodman knows where the ball will hit/bounce. Celebrates before it went in. Maybe he's the first to do it.
Something with the white jersey that made Dennis do 3 pointers =))
the home crowd maybe lol
I don't care what nobody says Dennis Rodman shining so bright because he was grinding so hard and he'll always be my favorite basketball player I salute Dennis Rodman 👍🤟🍷🏆🏆🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀💯
Who said Sakuragi cannot shoot 3s? 🤣
Hajahaha
Those step back 3s! And the celebration before it sinks in lol.
He had plenty of a ability to score, but chose to focus his energy on offensive rebounds and playing defense instead.
He literally just chose not to.
Nice to see something so rare, so many times in a row. Instant crowd pleaser.
When he scores...everyone in the stadium feel they who made it..
6:28 I love how the grandma loves his plays
Who doesn't like free tacos?
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