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Kareem’s skyhook was supposed to be unguardable. Then 35 year old Wilt rose up and swatted it. Twice. Same possession. A 7'1 man with a 48-inch vertical doesn’t care about your signature move. #Basketball

Kareem’s skyhook was supposed to be unguardable. Then 35 year old Wilt rose up and swatted it. Twice. Same possession. A 7'1 man with a 48-inch vertical doesn’t care about your signature move. #Basketball

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Only Rodman can stop Shaq #NBA #basketball

Only Rodman can stop Shaq #NBA #basketball

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Rodman, the Chaos King only respect and listen to Jordan 🐐 #NBA #Basketball

Rodman, the Chaos King only respect and listen to Jordan 🐐 #NBA #Basketball

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🚨 Jordan Demanded Him. The League Said No. Dennis Rodman was a rebounding and defensive genius, but also a walking headache. Wild personality, off-court chaos, and attitude issues made most teams run the other way after Detroit and San Antonio. Except Michael Jordan. Jordan specifically pushed the Bulls to get him in 1995. He saw the dog who could dominate the boards and lock down opponents. The organization rolled the dice. It paid off instantly. Rodman led the league in rebounding, fueled one of the greatest defenses ever, and helped the Bulls go 72-10 then win three straight titles (1996-98). The perfect chaotic piece for Jordan and Pippen’s dynasty. Everyone saw the drama. Jordan saw the winner. The rest is dynasty history. #NBA #Basketball

🚨 Jordan Demanded Him. The League Said No. Dennis Rodman was a rebounding and defensive genius, but also a walking headache. Wild personality, off-court chaos, and attitude issues made most teams run the other way after Detroit and San Antonio. Except Michael Jordan. Jordan specifically pushed the Bulls to get him in 1995. He saw the dog who could dominate the boards and lock down opponents. The organization rolled the dice. It paid off instantly. Rodman led the league in rebounding, fueled one of the greatest defenses ever, and helped the Bulls go 72-10 then win three straight titles (1996-98). The perfect chaotic piece for Jordan and Pippen’s dynasty. Everyone saw the drama. Jordan saw the winner. The rest is dynasty history. #NBA #Basketball

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