who?

he played for the bulls. and was one of the best small forwards of all time. he's also the only person to win an nba championship and an olympic gold medal in the same year two times.

scottie 'no tippin' pippen hahaha

Scottie is a good guy. I met him at a river boat casino back in '97 in Elgin, IL. It was one of two places you could gamble back then in IL.

He was with one of his entourage members as I recall.

nice doggy...and yeah he had a big dude a few feet from him at all times

he's also got a boyfriend that he cheats on his wife with

My friends and i were literally talking about the 90's bulls on Saturday night, total domination back then, rodman brought it up, because he just got inducted, best rebounder ever?

Best rebounder ever is probably Wilt

As a pure rebounder I'll definitely go with Rodman. Don't get me wrong, Wilt was great, but his stats are inflated for two major reasons.

One: He was pretty much alone as a dominant big man other than Bill Russell. It was pretty easy to score and rebound over much smaller guys, or big men with no athleticism. He and Russell were ahead of their time for big men....only Chamberlain was better.

Two: They didn't play defense back then. You can look back at statistics from the day and see how fast paced the action was then compared to the mid/late 90's (when it got about as slow and defensive as it's ever been). For instance, the lowest scoring team in the NBA in 1961 (the year Wilt averaged 50.4 PPG) was the Chicago Packers. They AVERAGED 110.9 PPG. They attempted 8,405 field goals for an average of 105.0 attempts per game. Compare that to the highest scoring team from Jordan's last championship season and you have the Lakers averaging 105.5 PPG with that team averaging 79.7 field goal attempts per game.

So the lowest scoring team from Wilt's era averaged 25.3 more shots per game than the highest scoring team from Rodman's era. This disparity alone is enough to tell me that a much shorter Rodman, with a more athletic and taller NBA, was a better rebounder that Wilt could have ever hoped to be.

how about rodman vs barkley?

i hate to say rodman was better just cus rodmans extracurricular life was so overrated compared to barkleys.