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Dennis Rodman Says Michael Jordan Would Average 50 points per game in Today’s NBA More Than LeBron’s Career Average. Molly Qerim: How does he compare to your former teammate Michael Jordan? Dennis Rodman: Michael is the greatest player ever. Dennis Rodman: If Michael played in this era, he’d average...

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