Dennis Rodman
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‘The Worm’ made a name for himself during his two title-winning stints in Detroit and Chicago. The two-time Defensive Player of the Year was a stalwart and played with unparalleled energy every time he stepped foot on the floor. After winning his fifth NBA title with the Bulls in ’98, Rodman joined up with former coach Phil Jackson in Hollywood for a one-year stint with the Lakers.
After enjoying one season with Shaquille O’Neal and a young Kobe Bryant, Rodman finally joined his hometown team when he signed with the Dallas Mavericks. At 38 years old, Rodman didn’t have much left to give as a player, but it was nice to see the Hall of Famer don the jersey of his hometown Mavericks — even if it was only for 12 games.
