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Mandatory Credit: Photo by BETH A. KEISER/AP/REX/Shutterstock (6521335e) RODMAN Chicago Bulls forward Dennis Rodman reacts to a call during the third quarter of Game 5 with the Seattle SuperSonics in the NBA finals, in Seattle. Seattle won 89-78 NBA FINALS, SEATTLE, USA

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Mandatory Credit: Photo by BETH A. KEISER/AP/REX/Shutterstock (6521335e) RODMAN Chicago Bulls forward Dennis Rodman reacts to a call during the third quarter of Game 5 with the Seattle SuperSonics in the NBA finals, in Seattle. Seattle won 89-78 NBA FINALS, SEATTLE, USA
The latest docu-series, ‘The Last Dance’ is spicing up week-by-week. Too many amusing stories and background NBA gossip is right out there on Netflix these days. In the recent episodes aired this Sunday, Dennis Rodman came to be the protagonist for a short while. Well, he is surely an interesting man. Dennis is like one of the ‘party-hard’ players of the NBA and his yet another gripping incident reflects back on the Bulls days.
Dennis was the rival Pistons player for the Bulls when he first joined the franchise in 1995. He eventually played a prominent role alongside Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen to win the second three-peat for the Bulls. His defensive and rebounding abilities made him a perfect fit for the Jordan-Scottie offensive pair. He is a 7-time NBA rebounding champion and been the Defensive Player of the Year twice.
Ahead of Episodes 3 and 4 of #TheLastDance former Arkansas and Bulls center @SlaterMoJoe joined @ChrisDoering and @PeterBurnsESPN to reveal what it was like to play with The Worm during the '97-'98 season. pic.twitter.com/tcYRkiDDFm
— College Sports on SiriusXM (@SXMCollege) April 26, 2020
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Dennis Rodman and his affinity to Las Vegas
Many might not know Dennis Rodman’s fondness for Las Vegas vacations. If given an option, he would just be there all the time. The newly released episodes of ‘The Last Dance’ talks about one such incident. Dennis wished to go for a Vegas vacation midseason. They say that he was also the reason Bulls didn’t have any off days so that Rodman doesn’t pack his bags to Vegas.

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Well, Bulls had found a way to keep Rodman in the town. Former Bulls player, Joe Kleine told in the documentary that the team organized ‘the most BS film session for 30 minutes’ to prevent the party monster from leaving for Vegas. in one of the other incidents under the same context, Dennis was ready to get the permission of only 48 hours as well to go party in his favorite city. It’s insane what the man was doing there!
It was continuous stress for the team that Dennis will again come back hungover and in an unfit state for practice. He had his own way at work and it’s super entertaining to know what went on inside the legacy of the Bulls. ‘The Last Dance’ is really giving some of the inside NBA news to the viewers, something that never came to the forefront.
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