what position did dennis rodman play?
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He generally played Power Forward for the Pistons, Spurs and Bulls, but he was a very versatile defender who could match up to opposing centers and small forwards as well.
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Defensive End\nA player position on defense.
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I heard Dennis Rommedahl (not quite sure how to spell it) the Danish winger was faster. Nowhere near the same league when it comes to skill though.
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Ron Artest, nobody knows what that guy is thinking, probably not even himself.  He's a 2006 version of Dennis Rodman, greatly talented but a headcase
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it's shaq.  they had to change rules every year because of him.  the hand check, the zone defense, the no charge zone.
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The starting five..............for the 1989........................detroit pistonnnnnnnsss where.........................Isiah Thomas.......at point guard.............Joe Dumars at shooting guard........ Dennis Rodman at small forward........ James Edwards at power forward........and........Bill Laimbeer at centre.......!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The Michael Jordan Era Chicago Bulls
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Phil Jackson with his Triangle Offense of course... He had all the superstars but he controlled them well and led them to Championship such as Jordan,Pippen,Rodman, and Kukoc from the Bulls and Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal from the Lakers.
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Dirk Nowitzki of the Mavericks easily.\n\nBy the way.... Ginobelli from Argentina, which is in SOUTH AMERICA not europe.
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After you put me through MY OWN personal hell trying to remember that flick, I finally realized it is:\n\nDouble Team - Jean Claude Van Damme, Dennis Rodman\n\nWhew....don't do that again!
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Ron Artest, Stephon Marbury, Rodman, latrell Spreewell, and any of the portlant trail blazers players. Talk about head cases.
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Wilt Chamberlin is definatley one of the best along with Kareem, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, and maybe Isaih Thomas.  Also many people are forgetting about Bob Cousy, Bill Russell, and Pistol Pete.  30 years from now names like Karl Malone, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James and Dwayne Wade will be around.  Shaq is one of the best if not best centers to play the game also.
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I think you're talking about Ladell Eackles. He spent his career as a role player in the 90s mostly with the Washington Bullets. He also played in the Miami Heat.
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If you know your history (and I'm sure you do) you should know that the Bulls picked up another wingman in a trade for Detlef Schremf by the name of Scottie Pippen in the '85 draft. Also, look at the quote by the Bulls' g.m, (can't remember his name) lamenting: "There wasn't a center available!" he said of his pick of Jordan. If they had gotten Bowie, and the Blazers took Jordan, let's say that their fortunes reverse for the NEXT draft, in 1985. That year, the Blazers took great point guard Terry Porter, and the Bulls took power forward Keith Lee, out of Memphis state. If the Blazers have the 11th pick (Lee) and the Bulls have the 24th (Porter), Portland might to have opted to take the player selected two picks later...Karl Malone. Now look at the teams. We have Jordan AND Malone on one team, and Sam Bowie and Detlef Schremph on the other. Add in Clyde Drexler, another superstar who found himself playing in Portland during the 80's and 90's, and we have a championship trifecta. The NBA's two most prolific scorers...and another HOF-er to boot...it makes you wonder.  Two things about the Bulls. With Porter manning the Bulls' now-anemic offense for the years to come, is there a Steve Kerr? Kerr hit dramatic shots for Chicago and San Antonio during the MJ era and the years following it. With Porter running the offense, he has no place in history! Also...on a darker note, With the second pick in the 1986 draft, Len Bias was selected. With the bulls now a lottery team, they may have selected this unfortunate superstar, who died on draft day after a cocaine overdose. Or they may have selected Drazen Petrovic, who came to rest with the New Jersey Nets. Either way, a tragic death was in their future, and the franchise was headed all the way down. Bottom line, the Bulls would have been horrible, probably moved to another city (Texas seemed enticing) and would not have been our Bulls. The Blazers, however, would have won many titles, interrupted Magic and Larry's duels, and would have been greater than our Blazers.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?search=dennis+rodman&v=icJLs4t0lLo\n\nAround minute 2:50, give me my 10 points.
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To answer this question correctly, the key phrase is "good chemistry."  To achieve this, you need 4 "go-to-guys" surrounded by other "role players" and athletic big men.  Here are my 12:\n\n1. Lebron James -- Hands down the best all-around player in the league.  He's a no-brainer.\n2. Kobe Bryant -- Another excellent scorer off the dribble with the ability to defend the perimeter.\n3. Dwayne Wade -- Once again, he can just flat out score the basketball and defend.\n4. Allen Iverson -- He might be everyone else's favorite pick, but he's turned into quite the team player these past few years.\n5. Chauncey Billups -- Great floor leader with the ability to keep stars under control\n6. Shawn Marion -- Excellent rebounder and defender with the ability to guard four positions on the court\n7. Amare Stoudemire -- Perhaps the most dominate player in the paint when healthy\n8. Dwight Howard -- Freak of nature who can rebound and defend perimeter post players\n9. Chris Bosh -- Similar to Howard with a great mid-range game\n10. Michael Redd -- Shooters were needed the last time the USA entered international competition\n11. J.J. Redick -- One more shooter.  It's tough to include him on this list, but he's the best I've ever seen.\n12. Greg Oden -- Still in high school, but he gives the US one more athletic big man.  I know I'll take criticism for the fact that he's not proven yet, but if the NBA didn't change their rule, he'd be an NBA player next year.\n\nSo there it is... the last two picks are questionable, as they could be filled with NBA veterans.  However, I feel that this young squad gives the United States the best chance at victory.
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Manu Ginobili Huge in Argentina\nNBA Player\nSG for the San Antonio Spurs