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04-02-2023, 07:21 AM
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“The biggest problem in San Antonio was Gregg Popovich, the general manager,” Rodman wrote. “He wanted to be the coach and the general manager. He stood around and held Bob Hill’s hand every day, saying, ‘Okay, you’ve got to do this now. It’s time for you to listen to me.’ If Hill didn’t do it, Popovich would jump his a**, and so HIll would turn around and jump somebody else’s a**. S*** flows downhill, and it seemed like I was always at the bottom.”
Rodman then explained how his problems were less with Hill and more with Pop.
“Popovich wanted to be the guy who tamed Dennis Rodman, and he tried to use Hill to do his dirty work. That was Popovich’s big challenge. Mr. Military was going to make me a good little boy, a good soldier. He lost sight of everything else, and then when he decided he couldn’t do anything with me, he badmouthed me and gave me away for next to nothing. Then he pretended it was good for the team.”
Dennis Rodman
After a disappointing Western Conference Finals performance, Popovich sent the Worm to the Bulls in a straight-up trade for Will Perdue. Whether Dennis’ take on Pop is accurate, we can confirm that San Antonio’s return was, in fact, next to nothing.
https://www.sportscasting.com/dennis-rodman-tore-gregg-popovich-shreds-spurs-mr-military-going-make-good-little-boy/
“The biggest problem in San Antonio was Gregg Popovich, the general manager,” Rodman wrote. “He wanted to be the coach and the general manager. He stood around and held Bob Hill’s hand every day, saying, ‘Okay, you’ve got to do this now. It’s time for you to listen to me.’ If Hill didn’t do it, Popovich would jump his a**, and so HIll would turn around and jump somebody else’s a**. S*** flows downhill, and it seemed like I was always at the bottom.”
Rodman then explained how his problems were less with Hill and more with Pop.
“Popovich wanted to be the guy who tamed Dennis Rodman, and he tried to use Hill to do his dirty work. That was Popovich’s big challenge. Mr. Military was going to make me a good little boy, a good soldier. He lost sight of everything else, and then when he decided he couldn’t do anything with me, he badmouthed me and gave me away for next to nothing. Then he pretended it was good for the team.”
Dennis Rodman
After a disappointing Western Conference Finals performance, Popovich sent the Worm to the Bulls in a straight-up trade for Will Perdue. Whether Dennis’ take on Pop is accurate, we can confirm that San Antonio’s return was, in fact, next to nothing.
https://www.sportscasting.com/dennis-rodman-tore-gregg-popovich-shreds-spurs-mr-military-going-make-good-little-boy/