Chicago Bulls legend Dennis Rodman is infamous for his actions off the court. His excessive partying, dating celebrities, and whatnot. Rodman was always perceived as an eccentric personality. The colorful hair, multiple piercings, and his wardrobe choices drew more attention. However, when it came to performing on the court, Rodman never missed a beat throughout his career.?
The Worm always knew his assignment on the floor. And he did that to perfection. Rebounding and defending were his forte. And because Rodman did his job so well on the floor, the Bulls won three straight titles from 1996 to 98.
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Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green is someone people tend to compare with Rodman because of Green’s defensive abilities. Furthermore, Green is a better passer of the ball.
He has been the team?s defensive leader on the floor for a long time. Even though he does tend to score a little more than Rodman did. It is his defense and hustle which are his bread and butter. Despite being an undersized power forward, Green plays big and compliments the games of both Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson.
Dennis Rodman claims he sees hints of his game in Draymond Green
Dennis Rodman once was asked if there was any player in the NBA who reminded him of his gameplay, and he said Draymond Green. He stated he sees himself in Green with his passion for the game and his role in the team. He talked about how there are players like Stephen Curry and LeBron James, who are the team?s leaders. But added he looks for a player who stands out and fulfills their role to perfection.
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Rodman said, ?Draymond Green is something sort of like that. But besides him, I don?t see other players who have that passion, who have that love, that drive, they need basketball. No money, no fame.??
Green has been one of the best players and leaders for the Warriors. Despite being a late draft pick, Green has proved to everyone that he is one of the best at doing what he does best. In the process, he has also helped the Warriors win four titles in the last eight years. However, the recent altercation with Jordan Poole has cast doubt about his future in the team.
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