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10-03-2023, 08:59 AM
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Dennis 'the weirdo' rodman says. Larry Bird would not
Make it in todays NBA
What a hating post.
Never could stand this clown
As an all around basketbsll player rodman couldnt lace birds shoes
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What a hating post.
Never could stand this clown
As an all around basketbsll player rodman couldnt lace birds shoes
https://syndication.bleacherreport.c...urope.amp.html
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10-03-2023, 09:08 AM
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Idk bro,
Bird overall is definitely more of a legend and it's a dumb comment from Rodman but can't take away anything from D.Rod. He was a defensive monster that not many can compare to.
Bird overall is definitely more of a legend and it's a dumb comment from Rodman but can't take away anything from D.Rod. He was a defensive monster that not many can compare to.
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10-03-2023, 09:11 AM
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Why is that? Did they ban white people from basketball or something?
10-03-2023, 09:11 AM
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I don't necessarily think Rodman is wrong here.
Bird primarily plays inside the 3. (goes against modern strategy.)
He was half a step slow for the 80s game and is probably a full step slow for todays game. If you have played you know you can guard the half step, but once you are a full step behind you are in trouble.
Hand check is currently illegal and that is a problem.
Bird is one of the greatest of the 80s sure. Just don't see it now.
As for Rodman. His skillset is unique, but he is still a HOFer.
Bird primarily plays inside the 3. (goes against modern strategy.)
He was half a step slow for the 80s game and is probably a full step slow for todays game. If you have played you know you can guard the half step, but once you are a full step behind you are in trouble.
Hand check is currently illegal and that is a problem.
Bird is one of the greatest of the 80s sure. Just don't see it now.
As for Rodman. His skillset is unique, but he is still a HOFer.
10-03-2023, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted By Austanian⏩
Bird was way too good to not make it he'd be like a Luka Doncic and he'd for sure adapt to shoot more in today's NBA which would probably extend his careerI don't necessarily think Rodman is wrong here.
Bird primarily plays inside the 3. (goes against modern strategy.)
He was half a step slow for the 80s game and is probably a full step slow for todays game. If you have played you know you can guard the half step, but once you are a full step behind you are in trouble.
Hand check is currently illegal and that is a problem.
Bird is one of the greatest of the 80s sure. Just don't see it now.
As for Rodman. His skillset is unique, but he is still a HOFer.
Bird primarily plays inside the 3. (goes against modern strategy.)
He was half a step slow for the 80s game and is probably a full step slow for todays game. If you have played you know you can guard the half step, but once you are a full step behind you are in trouble.
Hand check is currently illegal and that is a problem.
Bird is one of the greatest of the 80s sure. Just don't see it now.
As for Rodman. His skillset is unique, but he is still a HOFer.
10-03-2023, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted By Austanian⏩
Bird would adapt his game to the modern 3. His game was even a bit revolutionary at the time because he attempted more 3s than most of the league, although a far cry from what most players attempt at present.I don't necessarily think Rodman is wrong here.
Bird primarily plays inside the 3. (goes against modern strategy.)
He was half a step slow for the 80s game and is probably a full step slow for todays game. If you have played you know you can guard the half step, but once you are a full step behind you are in trouble.
Hand check is currently illegal and that is a problem.
Bird is one of the greatest of the 80s sure. Just don't see it now.
As for Rodman. His skillset is unique, but he is still a HOFer.
Bird primarily plays inside the 3. (goes against modern strategy.)
He was half a step slow for the 80s game and is probably a full step slow for todays game. If you have played you know you can guard the half step, but once you are a full step behind you are in trouble.
Hand check is currently illegal and that is a problem.
Bird is one of the greatest of the 80s sure. Just don't see it now.
As for Rodman. His skillset is unique, but he is still a HOFer.
I don't think being a step slow is that big of a deal. Alot of players in the league can't defend. Bird made up his lack of athleticism with his craftiness and IQ. Also keep in mind he played half of his career with a bad back. I think he could feast with the number of illegal screens and good spacing. He has the size and strength to get off a shot.
I think he would be a worse version of Luka Doncic or Jokic, BUT one thing you couldn't deny from Bird was how physically and mentally tough the guy is. Would literally tell opposing players where he was going to shoot and make buzzbeaters and actually do it.
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10-03-2023, 09:27 AM
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10-03-2023, 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted By sooby⏩
I know all the bird stories and have no doubt how physically and mentally tough he is, but when you get too slow it is game over.Bird would adapt his game to the modern 3. His game was even a bit revolutionary at the time because he attempted more 3s than most of the league, although a far cry from what most players attempt at present.
I don't think being a step slow is that big of a deal. Alot of players in the league can't defend. Bird made up his lack of athleticism with his craftiness and IQ. Also keep in mind he played half of his career with a bad back. I think he could feast with the number of illegal screens and good spacing. He has the size and strength to get off a shot.
I think he would be a worse version of Luka Doncic or Jokic, BUT one thing you couldn't deny from Bird was how physically and mentally tough the guy is. Would literally tell opposing players where he was going to shoot and make buzzbeaters and actually do it.
I don't think being a step slow is that big of a deal. Alot of players in the league can't defend. Bird made up his lack of athleticism with his craftiness and IQ. Also keep in mind he played half of his career with a bad back. I think he could feast with the number of illegal screens and good spacing. He has the size and strength to get off a shot.
I think he would be a worse version of Luka Doncic or Jokic, BUT one thing you couldn't deny from Bird was how physically and mentally tough the guy is. Would literally tell opposing players where he was going to shoot and make buzzbeaters and actually do it.
10-03-2023, 10:14 AM
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10-03-2023, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted By Procta⏩
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The closer we approach the uncertainty of life's ending the more we wish to trade all of the things we have acquired in exchange for all of the things we have lost: wealth for youth, knowledge for fresh curiosity, resignation for hope. We'd trade our wisdom for new experiences, but it is wisdom that will teach us that at the end of the road the only new experience is death.
10-03-2023, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted By Zelensky⏩
Depends how well he can play with limited contact. However, he was one of the best defenders of all time and one of the best rebounders of all time. He is one of the only players that could have a great game with 2 points.Would Rodman?
My take is probably.
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