Dennis Rodman was one of the rivals Michael Jordan had to conquer on his way to his first run of three straight NBA titles. Armstrong was there in the beginning, when Jordan and the Chicago Bulls needed time to figure out how to eventually beat Rodman and the Detroit Pistons for Eastern Conference supremacy and a trip to the NBA Finals in 1991 that started the title run.
In last night’s episodes of “The Last Dance,� Michael Jordan reveals a shocking request Dennis Rodman made during the ‘97-’98 season, the New Orleans Saints used free agency to add quarterback depth, extending Taysom Hill and signing Jameis Winston to a one year deal. PLUS Jay Cutler and Kristin Cavallari are kaput, the TV ratings are in for the virtual NFL Draft, Doug Collins’ mullet was a thing of beauty, and Jared announces a fake-cation that would make Dennis Rodman jealous.
Michael Jordan is the star of ESPN’s 10-part documentary, just as he was the star of the Bulls, but Rodman took center stage in episodes 3 and 4 Sunday night.
Learn about Dennis Rodman’s antics and Michael Jordan’s prime nemesis, the Detroit Pistons.
NBA players react to Episodes 3 and 4 of ESPN’s “The Last Dance,” a 10-part documentary about the Michael Jordan-led Chicago Bulls dynasty.
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Turkmenistan flouted social distancing conventions introduced across the world in the face of the coronavirus pandemic with spectators packing a hippodrome for festivities honouring its national horse. Footage broadcast by state television late on Sunday showed strongman President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov presiding over races to mark Turkmen Horse Day — an important date in the Turkmen calendar. While Berdymukhamedov, known as Turkmenistan’s Arkadag, or “Protector”, watched proceedings from a sealed box, ordinary spectators filled out the stadium and waved Turkmen flags.
San Diego State junior forward Matt Mitchell has declared for the NBA draft while keeping open the option of returning to school. The school said Mitchell did not hire an agent, allowing him to maintain his college eligibility. ”The NBA is a lifelong dream of mine and I am going to do everything in my power to pursue this goal.
Opening Day in July? A fall mega-tournament? One month from when the season would have started, baseball is ruling nothing out in its quest to play this year.
