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Dennis Rodman

Loud. Flamboyant. Brash. Brilliant. While Dennis Rodman was both celebrated and hated for his tattoos, colorful hair, and bad boy attitude, there was no denying the greatness of a man that controlled games just by controlling the boards. The six-foot-eight-inch forward led the NBA in rebounds per game for a record-setting seven consecutive seasons from 1991 to 1998. A two-time Defensive Player of the Year and seven-time All-Defensive First Team honoree, Rodman loved doing the dirty work that is crucial to a team's success. "The Worm" won his first NBA championship in 1989 with the Detroit Pistons. The following year Rodman was the league's best defender and he helped the Pistons capture a second consecutive ring. In 1995, after a short stint with the San Antonio Spurs, Rodman landed in Chicago where he teamed with fellow Hall of Famers Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan to bring the Windy City three titles in three years. A three-time All-America at Southeastern Oklahoma State, Rodman led the NAIA in rebounding his junior and senior seasons.

Enshrined

2011

Born

May 13, 1961 Trenton, NJ

College

Southeastern Oklahoma State

Professional Career

Chicago Bulls Dallas Mavericks Detroit Pistons LA Lakers San Antonio Spurs

Career Stats

5 NBA CHAMPIONSHIPS
2x NBA DEFENSIVE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
7x NBA ALL-DEFENSIVE
FIRST TEAM
2x NBA All-Star
7x NBA rebounding champion
11,954 TOTAL CAREER REBOUNDS