Video: On this date 20yrs ago, Rodman records his first trip-dub

[Hey Yo]

SportsCenter ‏@SportsCenter 15 minutes ago
Jan. 16, 1996: Dennis Rodman records his 1st triple double EVER in win No. 32 of Bulls' 72-win season.

The video is highlights shown on SC that night.

http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=14483161&ex_cid=sportscenterTW&sf18991908=1

[AnaheimLakers24]

Rodman is good but op is a huge gay boy

[Dr Hawk]

Game boxscore:

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/199601160CHI.html

[Jameerthefear]

10/21/10 with only 1 turnover...
Jordan's teams were so stacked it's unbelievable.

[97 bulls]

10/21/10 with only 1 turnover...
Jordan's teams were so stacked it's unbelievable.
He'll yeah they were stacked.

Best coach ever
Top 6 SF ever
Top 10 PF ever

I'm sure if ESPN does a top 10 6th men that Kukoc would be on it

And Kerr is one of the best 3pt shooters ever.

That's why they were so succesful from 94-98

He'll even in 99. Kukoc leading the team had a record comparable to what Bosh was doing in Toronto with far less talent around him.

[ScalsFan21]

He'll yeah they were stacked.

Best coach ever
Top 6 SF ever
Top 10 PF ever

I'm sure if ESPN does a top 10 6th men that Kukoc would be on it

And Kerr is one of the best 3pt shooters ever.

That's why they were so succesful from 94-98

He'll even in 99. Kukoc leading the team had a record comparable to what Bosh was doing in Toronto with far less talent around him.

All very true. :applause: #JordansHelp

Rodman (other than the rebounding which was league-leading or close to it on a yearly basis) was probably the most prominent example ever of a guy whose impact didn't show up on the stat sheet. He pretty much averaged half a steal + half a block for his entire career, yet was one of the most formidable defensive players in history. It's why those two stats (particularly BLK) are so miserably overrated.

It also leads to the overrating of the defensive impact of players like AD and others today. The ultimate eye test player. :bowdown: