Charles Oakley Tries to Body Dennis Rodman for Messing with X-Man

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May 3, 1992 - In the dramatic conclusion of a knock-down, drag-out passing of the torch, New York Knicks forwards Xavier McDaniel and Charles Oakley teamed up to out-Dennis Rodman Dennis Rodman. McDaniel kicked things off with a nudge and some jawing. Oakley cleared the table with a solid early 90's playoff foul.
The 1991-92 season was the second year of the NBA's re-emphasis of the flagrant foul rule. Whereas the flagrant foul did technically exist prior to the 1990-91 season, it was a rarely utilized and lacked clarity. Following the Pistons' second championship, the league instituted a two-shots-and-possession consequence for potentially hazardous fouls.
In a win-or-go-home situation, the Knicks emerged 94-87 victors, eliminating the Detroit Pistons and moving on to face the Chicago Bulls.
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@carloscoleman2638 3 года назад

Rodman was genius, he protected himself from a fall, pushed Oakley down and at the same time tried to act like he was helping him up, classic Rodman.

@thelowidhousereviews9764 3 года назад

Genius. Rodman

@vbeau28 3 года назад

Classic 💯

@kevinseveneleven 3 года назад

Classic and an amazing level of strength and body control

@Crysis410 3 года назад

Lmao 😂😂😄 thought I was the only one that peeped that

@loosie.goosie 3 года назад

Respect The Worm.

@arycahya 3 года назад

an era when players were grown men and coaches looks like mob bosses

@SoundScientist1 3 года назад

Now we have "CUPCAKE NBA." 😳

@coloneldusty4476 3 года назад

Coaches looked like mob bosses 😆.

@terrancejohnson4758 3 года назад

Exactly perfectly said

@scarykurapika100yago2 3 года назад

LOL, Pat Riley and Chuck Daly both legitly look like mob bosses 😂

@robhob6969 2 года назад

Lol

@georgiosgrigoriadis6200 3 года назад

Man's game, plain and simple. That's the NBA we grew up watching.

@mumble97 3 года назад

It's quite dangerous, especially considering the size they are and how often they play. Besides it's just a ball game, let's not pretend they're wrestling, boxing, or fighting. You know, real men's sports.

@tecager 3 года назад

Then go watch a chess match

@kevinelliott9608 3 года назад

That's right tell it how it use to be.👍👍👍👍👍

@terryindachat7296 3 года назад

@chisince80 exactly!

@Izzyduude 3 года назад

The NBA on NBC was always great! Bulls, Knicks, Pistons, Suns, Magic and Pacers and all the rivalries amongst them made for some intense basketball. They played like every game mattered and in many cases it did. This in my opinion was the golden age of professional basketball.

@214-v4g 3 года назад

Rodman was as tough as they came. Took a hit from oak, didn’t phase him, instead he acts like he cares about helping Oakley to his feet after he just tried hit him because he knows the refs are watching. He defused the situation and didn’t cost his team anything. That’s why Rodman is one of the best ever. The NBA was played by Men then.

@idkidk2573 3 года назад

I still see men playing in the NBA, stop living in the past lmao.

@selfmade8238 3 года назад

@@idkidk2573 cup cake era today buck

@PetsNLuv 3 года назад

@WorldFlex 💯💯💯💯💯

@dunningkruger5823 3 года назад

GROAT

@214-v4g 3 года назад

@@idkidk2573 If that’s what you see, then you are apart of the problem of this weak male society, bruh.

@kisswriters 3 года назад

Looks like Oakley got the worst end of that collision...

@BozJustBad 3 года назад

Lucky for Rodman he didn't get to pay him back for that. Oakley was a beast, nobody was stronger than him.

@DeuceAlchemist 3 года назад

@@BozJustBad pay him back? You realize he fouled Dennis right?

@BozJustBad 3 года назад

@@DeuceAlchemist He did but it was unintentional. He was obviously trying to block him. I was saying Rodman would be a fool if he thought he could mess with Oakley.

@juicycantona350 3 года назад

@@BozJustBad what are you talking about? Rodman was fearless. Oakley was a tough player but he would never have gotten Rodman to step back. Nobody would

@BozJustBad 3 года назад

@@juicycantona350 Maybe not, but he'd put some hurting on him for sure. Oakley was not just tough, he was very strong-go watch Stephen A Smith talk about him.

@ernstvanstangl1048 3 года назад

Dennis Rodman was freakishly strong. He took the foul while trying to help Oakley not fall.

@CliffPierson777 3 года назад

I love how the crowd slowly rises after the Oakley foul on Rodman. The crowd used to be so much more intense before phones

@Swove2204 3 года назад

MSG was amazing this game. Highly recommend checking out this full broadcast (in the description), especially toward the end as they smelled victory. Incredible, chill-inducing basketball atmosphere.

@ash27slick74 3 года назад

True there. The reason the crowd doesn't rise like that anymore.....They're on their phones.

@hotice8885 3 года назад

I still wonder which crowd was rowdier: the New York fans, or the Utah Jazz fans

@CliffPierson777 3 года назад

@@hotice8885 Game 4 of the 1997 Finals Bulls @ Utah was maybe the loudest crowd I've ever heard

@gmfb521 3 года назад

Think most people nowadays are more interested in posting on social media that their at a game, especially the ones near the floor

@zzzzxxxx341 3 года назад

Rodman is so strong even Oakley is having a hard time with him, let's go! 👍👌💪😎♣️

@dunningkruger5823 3 года назад

GROAT

@slakcheetah4989 9 месяцев назад

@@dunningkruger5823greatest rebounder of all time?

@don8244 3 года назад

For all the physicality Charles Oakley threw himself into over the years, it's outstanding how long he was able to last in the league. Most guys playing like that only stuck around 10-13 seasons getting beaten up, Oakley lasted around 18 seasons! Remarkable.

@jonmcclane7433 8 месяцев назад

True! He had a nice little mid range jumper that he used a lot more towards the end of his career.

@jamesthaoulin3955 3 года назад

This is NBA ..Not dribbling dancing sisi basketball like today.

@ahtribeofjudah5794 3 года назад

Straight up! These teenyboppers don't have a clue how it used to go down!

@briancultice1024 3 года назад

whack

@phatplates 3 года назад

@@briancultice1024 yeah y'all are lol

@loilt5091 3 года назад

The other day at work, I was relating to this kid, how I miss the old game...with more emphasis on the inside, paint game, taking it hard to the basket...how the 3 ball has ruined the balance of the game. Wasted words on most kids, they idolize Stephen Curry and that whole thing...no disrespect, but there's way more to the game than just hitting outside shots.

@zzzzxxxx341 3 года назад

You got it, no rubbish streetballing! Hahahaha!!!

@michaelwilson939 3 года назад

Rodman took that blow in stride. Oak even looked a little surprised. He was ready to scrap, but Rodman was helping him up. RESPECT

@cdjhyoung 3 года назад

Not respect, smart on Rodman's part. Rodman already had won that skirmish, he was going to the line to shoot two and get the ball back. Oak had been embarrassed to boot. Nothing to be gained by pushing and shoving.

@214-v4g 3 года назад

@@cdjhyoung absolutely! Rodman is playing chess. Rodman knows the refs are watching so to cover his butt, he swallows his pride immediately and acts as if he actually cares about helping Oak to his feet after Oaks failed attempt at a dirty hit on him.

@MrWhoareyou1221 3 года назад

What all of you, kinda missed, is rodman takes the hit and still had the strength to give him the extra should shrug after the initial hit to put oakley on his butt...while simultaneously lending a helping hand with the same shoulder that rodman used to bump him to the ground. That's world class athleticism, smarts, reactions time, strength, all wrapped into one motion that rodman possessed and oakley doesn't have...what I'm saying is, Oakley Not fighting back had nothing to do with him having something " to gain"....Oakley didn't fight back because he felt Rodman's stupid athleticism/strength/body control that put him on his butt and he knew he'd get his butt whooped. That's why he didn't fight back lol.

@cdjhyoung 3 года назад

@@MrWhoareyou1221 Elsewhere on You Tube, I've seen a video of Grant Hill discussing having a chance to wander the Piston's locker room after a game when Grant was still in high school. Rodman put in an hour on a stationary bike AFTER the game. Rodman was obsessed with his conditioning, and you can see it in his play. It is even more amazing when you compare his on court performances to his known history of never passing up a party, no matter how late (early?) it ran.

@MrWhoareyou1221 3 года назад

@@cdjhyoung you're right, it is insane. It can take me two days to feel back too normal after a long night lol. Rodman playing an NBA game, guarding the other teams best player/grabbing every board and then the treadmill....well let's just say I'd have to be hospitalized. People know how important he was to the bulls/pistons, but don't give nearly enough credit to his overall work ethic and world class conditioning/athleticism.

@Vito_Caligiuri 3 года назад

It really doesn’t make sense on how strong Rodman was for his size

@Vito_Caligiuri 3 года назад

@The Hybrid Chosen One that’s a great point. He honestly might have some superhuman like genes. His insane growth in height. Being abnormally strong. Having crazy endurance.

@stevenfrederick8461 3 года назад

Two of the most physical teams of the 80s/90s

@mjf8897 3 года назад

Rodman was stronger than seems possible

@ericwall3526 3 года назад

One of the all time athletic freaks.

@ericwall3526 3 года назад

@Lamont Wilson I know right.

@MrMopeake 3 года назад

@Lamont Wilson but he was strong enough to give Karl Malone problems.

@i.d.9864 3 года назад

@Lamont Wilson You must be blind?

@beakon_solproducer1111 3 года назад

BRING BACK THE TOUGHNESS IN SPORTS!! Man I miss the 90's😔

@cjjonez 3 года назад

Theres no go back. These kids are not brought up to play like that. They look tought built fragile.

@beakon_solproducer1111 3 года назад

@@cjjonez Very Sad, but Very True

@cjjonez 3 года назад

@@beakon_solproducer1111 you ever drink water out of the hose pipe as a kid?

@beakon_solproducer1111 3 года назад

@@cjjonez outta water hose!!?? HELL YEA I DID!! 🤣

@cjjonez 3 года назад

@@beakon_solproducer1111 well chief u built of that tough stuff....wait wait you hopped a fence for plums or pears in the summer with a crazy dog with your boys?

@Pepsolman 3 года назад

The two toughest teams Jordan ever faced… fighting each other. Beautiful.

@ronnniebuchanan1814 3 года назад

Its funny how everybody said Dennis wanted no problems with guys like Oakley and xman but he wasn't shook at all, and how you gonna be bigger than Rodman and get put on the ground like that. Dennis is the man

@ronnniebuchanan1814 3 года назад

@Lamont Wilson Rodman was giving up height and weight against bigger players and he handle them every time. That championship series Rodman had the Sonics arguing with the refs and Kemp was in foul trouble. No player in the nba was scared of Rodman but they knew better. You've never seen any player swing on Rodman and he not do anything back

@FuShengAlex 3 года назад

Dennis "wanted no problems" with anyone. He wasn't a guy that got into fist fights. He was a troll that baited players into losing their cool and swinging at him and getting themselves T'ed up/ejected (Barkley in a 96 game in Phoenix) or just plain frustrated and thrown off of their games like Zo in the 97.

@ronnniebuchanan1814 3 года назад

@@FuShengAlex your right he wasn't a fighter but everyone brings up the bulls Rodman not Detroit or San Antonio when he would start stuff not heckle or grab, just plain man to man.

@dunningkruger5823 3 года назад

GROAT

@drewbreezy5854 3 года назад

I guess you're right, he wouldn't win that fist fight. But this isn't boxing, and rodman clearly held his own on the court this time.

@jblack2442 3 года назад

Rodman took the hit, kept his balance and tried to hold Oak up. That's strength 💪. This is when basketball was survival of the most physical.

@flame-sky7148 3 года назад

Oakley, X-Man and Rodman, what more can ask for? I got to come to youtube to get my basketball testosterone every now and then.

@FUNKYWACKRECORDS 3 года назад

Rodman grabbed Oaks jersey so he wouldn’t fall backward hard after the contact. Class act in the toughest era. 💯

@watchtower2014 3 года назад

For me, it looked like Rodman pushed Oakley down hard with his right arm and then stuck out his hand to avoid the T.

@FUNKYWACKRECORDS 3 года назад

Definitely right, Rodman did give him a push in the air but seems when he realized Oak wasn’t landing on his feet he grabbed his jersey to soften the fall as much as possible.

@justtony21 3 года назад

It wasnt a class act. It was a genius move. It was his way of saying "i can knock you down but i can catch you." "i own you.".

@JK-br1mu 3 года назад

Might be a fun series to go back and watch, not for the good offensive performances, but because the Knicks were the physical team on the rise, and the Pistons were the physical team falling off, in 1992. Their last hurrah basically.........battling it out for who was going to lose to the Bulls.

@DJHaloM3 3 года назад

The NBA should create a separate league to allow play like this. This would bring back real men to the game and those who enjoy the current NBA along with figure skating and soccer can keep watching that crap.

@Rob774 3 года назад

Only problem is guys are bigger and stronger now. Guys would get hurt all the time if they played like that. Think what would happen if the Greek Freak and Dwight Howard collided like this.

@skeezix8156 3 года назад

@@Rob774 the average nba player height today is 6’6”, the lowest it has been in the last 40 years. NBA players now average 216 pounds, the lightest they have been in the 21st century. The only area they have gotten bigger across the board is point guards being an average of 6’3”, point guards have also gotten heavier, but all other positions have gotten lighter. So your saying they’re all bigger now is all wrong except pg’s.

@DJHaloM3 3 года назад

@Ludwig Nickles No, I've never skated or played soccer. I'm a man. Move along, snowflake.

@janpaulmananghaya8357 3 года назад

real men bacause they hurt each other??? if you have a son, would you teach your son to hurt his opponent to be a real man? i love the modern era because it's the most talented, most skilled and most smart era. improvement is inevitable : )

@DJHaloM3 3 года назад

@@janpaulmananghaya8357 If that's all you see is people hurting each other, you are the reason today's NBA still has viewers. Enjoy your watered down version of a sport that no longer exists.

@drewbreezy5854 3 года назад

Rodman bodied Oakley and oakley initiated the contact? Crazy...I knew rodman was tough, but he is tougher than I thought

@radioactivehands 3 года назад

Man, these are battles, real basketball.

@marvinhagler4721 3 года назад

EXACTLY

@mmcneil777 3 года назад

Rodman was the king of the bullies. Always had the upper hand with them.

@ahtribeofjudah5794 3 года назад

Yea you're right! He kept about ten steps ahead of all um, and handled his business in the process!

@beakon_solproducer1111 3 года назад

But the SPORTSMANSHIP of Rodman!!! After the HARD foul to have is hand extended to Oakley as if to Help him up! That's what it's all about! 💯 it's a testament of How Tough these Athletes Once Were

@waltjones6927 3 года назад

Nah that's soft mentality. You don't help a man up after he knocks you down you supposed to come back at him . That's weak and cowardly and it would never happen in the 90s....oh wait NVM😒

@aicgator34 3 года назад

Ahhh, this is soooo refreshing to see. Hard battled games. I really miss that.

@southsideman4891 3 года назад

Man yall SHUT UP!

@jamelledwards116 3 года назад

The REAL NBA

@arrjee9474 3 года назад

Two of my greatest Knick disappointments were when they never allowed Bernard King to play with Ewing and when they let McDaniel go. My heart literally sunk.

@ilfusarrista1943 3 года назад

The X Man was built as he was born to play in that team

@Raldonado 2 года назад

@@ilfusarrista1943, I agree.

@davidboyd9742 Год назад

That was really plain & simple a super stupid move to trade BK. An 85% BERNARD KING was still better than 95%of most small forwards in the league. That way Ewing never would've never had to play the roll primary scorer which he wasn't actually was suited That would've been BK:s job which he was totally suited for. The Knicks definitely could've have won if their management had not screwed it up

@Gabriela-Acevedo 3 года назад

Knicks and Pistons had an underrated rivalry in the early 90's

@kapo2012fb 3 года назад

Both teams mirror each other

@ernestboykin3rd706 3 года назад

Yea they did I remember them have a 62-61 game 3 final score in this same series. Both teams were grimy and tough

@beenizz5102 9 месяцев назад

The fact that Oakley went down and rodman stayed on his feet after that collision is super wild how tough rodman was

@Dmaccabees 2 года назад

Rodman was definitely fun to watch! Never gets old😆🤣🤣🤣

@justinsmith700 3 года назад

If they called a flagrant for this in today’s game, the announcer would invariably talk about how it would not be called that way in the 90s.

@KPJ4501 3 года назад

This comment is ahead of its time. 👍🏽

@Gabriela-Acevedo 3 года назад

For example Mchale foul on Rambis in 84 finals was only called a regular foul. Today it would be a 5 game suspension, a flagrant 2, an ejection, and a heavy fine.

@mzarias 3 года назад

The difference is this would be a prison sentence without the possibility of parole in today’s game.

@quikdeath100 3 года назад

This was only called flagrant because it was at the beginning of the game and the refs wanted to send a message. Oak got the ball first and then followed through with the arm, normally just foul in the 90s. Reaction of both Riley and Daly pretty much shows they were surprised it was flagrant

@astheskylarksings 3 года назад

The Worm doesn’t get enough respect bruh. I’m telling you. He controlled the whole spirit of the game when he was on the floor

@WJet444 3 года назад

Strong body to body contact but he got a decent part of the ball as well. Should have just been a regular foul.

@ahtribeofjudah5794 3 года назад

True dat. It was a hard body foul. A foul back in the day. The flagrant wasn't needed. That just came because of the hype from the crowd and what had happened earlier on in the game

@Dwade32 3 года назад

Yeah. Oakley got really close to a block up top as well.

@ramonsalazar158 3 года назад

Shows how strong Rodman is. Oakley went to knock him down and instead got knocked down

@profitcs8506 3 года назад

I miss this nba. I don't even recognize the game now, its changed so much with all the shooting.

@lekcindr 3 года назад

title is a bit off as Rodman got the better of the exchange. Maybe "Charles Oakley TRIES to body Dennis Rodman:)" dig the video. old skool basketball.

@Curtchrisdagod 3 года назад

I gotta find this whole series and watch it. 👍🏾

@soramirez5473 3 года назад

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@Curtchrisdagod 3 года назад

@@soramirez5473 Wow! Thanks bro!🤝🏾👍🏾

@georgiosgrigoriadis6200 3 года назад

You should. Maybe the most physical series of all time.

@marvinhagler4721 3 года назад

Do that this was when a RIVALRY WAS A RIVALRY

@hotice8885 3 года назад

The two dirtiest teams of the 90's against each other

@brandedmcgowan9414 3 года назад

The most physical teams of the late 80s early 90s (the Celtics and Pistons were the dirtiest but very entertaining to watch)

@ahtribeofjudah5794 3 года назад

Oakley tried to bodyslam Dennis rodman? I don't think so! A body slam is when you pick a person up, take their weight up from underneath them, and then slam them to the ground with full force=that's a body slam old school style! What I saw was rodman go up for a layup with authority, and then get fouled super hard! But if you watch he even tried to hold onto Oakley, holding on to him so that the fall wouldn't be so hard! That's true sportsmanship back in the day ya dig! These people got the game so messed up

@johnnyhammer 3 года назад

Who said bodyslam?

@ahtribeofjudah5794 3 года назад

@@johnnyhammer you're right it says body, not body slam.

@shaikthegangsta 3 года назад

Ha ha... today its all about shooting threes

@ahtribeofjudah5794 3 года назад

Yep ! Today it's all about shooting threes. Weaker than water

@powerplayer1985 3 года назад

Flagrant Foul where? That’s a good hard foul given the fact that the Bad Boys have gotten away with far worse than that

@ash27slick74 3 года назад

I agree. Oakley went up straight, made a play towards the upper part of his body near the ball.

@Johnny-xj5qu 3 года назад

Clearly a play where his goal wasn’t to block the shot, but to knock Rodman on his a@@. Because things were getting chippy, the refs sent a message here.

@bruceleroy1770 3 года назад

I know that was a clean play . They should’ve reviewed it .

@bullfranthrow 2 года назад

Oakley realized that day how strong Rodman was.

@AbundantLivingEcuador 3 года назад

I miss these days mightily. Basketball was wonderful then. I’d give anything to go back and watch those 90’s knicks teams at the garden again.

@marvinhagler4721 3 года назад

EXACTLY

@kevinp7300 3 года назад

I love the 80s basketball. What I don’t love is when Dennis Rodman is already in the air and then Oakley hits him in mid air. Physical play was part of it but to deliberately try to injure someone, that’s not cool! Then again the Pistons did the same thing so I guess it’s a little payback! The 80s & 90s was crazy but fun at the same time!

@kevinp7300 3 года назад

@@KR-ln5qw yeah I agree. That Knicks team with McDaniel was probably their best squad they had during those years.

@wdrtpresentsthedmvreport1648 3 года назад

Rodman is slick, lol. He clearly gave Oakley the forearm shiver, then played it off nicely with the jersey grab😂 I really miss physical bball.

@kapo2012fb 3 года назад

Nothing like the knicks , Madison square garden in the 90s

@armathis2647 3 года назад

Rodman had that old man strength. He was that dude.😳 Remember shaq even said Rodman was the one of the players that gave him trouble

@jasonmoore6787 3 года назад

These were the days.

@thesorrow4664 3 года назад

Rodman was too strong, still tried to help the aggressor up.

@andrejohnsao7899 3 года назад

I miss the old days. 😢

@mmcneil777 2 года назад

Rodman got the better of both X-Man and Oakley. Oakley went up to flatten Rodman in retaliation for what he did to X-man but ended up on his behind. Rodman had a wirey strength that frustrated the bullies of his time. It caused Daily to laugh his head off…lol Daily was like: ‘That’s why you guys will never be the Pistons..you guys don’t understand…we weren’t just thugs…You guys are a weak imitation of the Bad Boys…’

@nonamewillbegiven6847 5 месяцев назад

The Knicks won the series genius

@danyelaru489 9 месяцев назад

They didnt want to mess with Orlando Woolridge.

@DanStrayer 3 года назад

Bad call, Fratello. Nearly blocked the shot: how was he definitively/conclusively going for the body?

@tjofwakanda8027 3 года назад

He was not thinking about blocking that lmao stop

@kajunshaman 3 года назад

The Knicks and Pistons of the late 80s, early 90s, dirtiest teams that ever played

@reignman4529 3 года назад

Love those early 90s Knicks teams!!

@quinnrodriguez9863 3 года назад

THE WORM! TOP 10 OF ALL TIME!

@rafaelgarcia958 3 года назад

This is when real men played ball, not this sissy crap they play now

@ahtribeofjudah5794 3 года назад

Straight up

@marvinhagler4721 3 года назад

EXACTLY

@garycollier6950 3 года назад

Like the Pistons Isaiah Thomas stated, lots of people see Rodman as a tough guy but he never threw a punch in his career.

@FuShengAlex 3 года назад

Exactly. He was more about baiting people into losing their cool and getting people frustrated and thrown off of their games or getting themselves tossed for swinging at him. But he was a tough player to rebound like he did at his size.

@korswe 3 года назад

This is when real men played basketball.

@ericanderson7172 3 года назад

That Nicks team were men. Oak, X, Anthony Mason

@luciouslion9908 2 года назад

Rodman underated how strong he was

@pputnam100 3 года назад

Amazing, Rodman was a far greater player than anybody on the court with the possible exception of Patrick Ewing, and that's just maybe. That's a freakin good Rodman was

@krlm2280 Год назад

Rodman was strong as hell

@tobyncummins 3 года назад

And then 3 years later Rodman tormented the Knicks as a member of the vaunted Bulls I bet Oakley’s first thought was “Oh f$ck”, when he found out Rodman was about to play with Mike and Scottie.

@changemymind8692 2 года назад

In Oaks book he talks about why the league is so soft now. He basically says it's because the amount of money NBA players are making now. Back then you could decapitate someone and there's was a good chance you would even remain in the game and later get a $500 fine, and that was fair because most players didn't make much. If players did the same now they would get suspended and fined heavily.

@juliusedwards7199 Год назад

I was a Pistons fan, but that was just a good clean hard foul by Oakley. Nothing really to hurt anyone, but sending a message!

@nonamewillbegiven6847 5 месяцев назад

No one asked

@Richard-xo2uv 3 года назад

Rodman had the smarts and reflexes to grab the net on the way down. Gave him leverage to help balance himself and redirect some of Oakley's energy back at him. Then still quick enough to offer his hand as to help him up. Very intelligent.

@oakboyreppa 3 месяца назад

Rodman was the skinny but strong AF

@blewin2011 3 года назад

This was the brief time when the dirty brand of basketball of the 90s Knicks and 80s Pistons overlapped.

@mmcneil777 Год назад

Rodman bullying the bullies - getting in their heads. Oakley went up to smash Rodman, but Rodman put him on his ass and got the call. Dailey on the sidelines, laughing his head off, while Riley was looking like a stressed version of Gordon Geko..😂

@nonamewillbegiven6847 5 месяцев назад

Looks like the Knicks out bullied the bullies since they won emoji boy

@CRXPhil 3 года назад

Back when Men played, Men officiated, Men coached and Men ran the league.

@O-B1 3 года назад

This sequence could never happen today. They would stop the whole game.

@marvinhagler4721 3 года назад

Pitty pat ball today..smh

@MrMaxxRated 3 года назад

Back when refs were tough

@princereznor1 3 года назад

Pistons and Knicks used to play county jail ball against each other🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@begcoins 3 года назад

The good old days. Almost every NBC game was electric.

@RebelRebel-rz6cd 3 года назад

Da good ol days😌😌

@supremelytechnical8028 3 года назад

Rodman was deceptively strong. Definitely not as easy of a Mark as those opposing him thought. Most had to find out the hard way.

@papadre70 4 месяца назад

Rodman stronger than he looks

@SoundScientist1 3 года назад

Bullshyt call ! Oakley was simply playing tough defense. He made no flagrant move to injure Rodman or throw him off-balance. Shortly after this era, we saw the introduction of the "CUPCAKE NBA."

@shaikthegangsta 3 года назад

Oakley trying to.hack rodman and gets hacked

@PhantomDreamer_ 3 года назад

Oakley commits the hard foul, yet he's the guy who falls backwards. Rodman wasn't some 98-pound weakling.

@RH-vw5nd 3 года назад

90s ball was too intense. Miss that brand of bball

@bobtron5513 3 года назад

This is when the players weren't neutered by the refs or fined by their overlords for being strong men.

@junior2404 3 года назад

That's not a flagrant... Oak got ball. I think the refs made that call based on the temperature of the moment. As for X-mans foul, seems like The Worm sold that a bit to make sure he got it. What a beautiful match up. I'm gonna look for the full game now.

@apap7170 3 года назад

That's the NBA for you when it's the NYK it's a flagrant when it's the other team it's a no call. Damn REFs.

@bonafidesagG88 3 года назад

The real NBA..it was a team sport back then..the Pistons vs the Knicks not about one player vs another player

@marvinhagler4721 3 года назад

EXACTLY

@KrayzieRoach 3 года назад

Chuck having mad fun LOL

@lewisjl9867 3 года назад

As I look at the Knicks back in the 90s, I've come to realize they didn't deserve a ring.. They were wannabe Pistons, copycats but they couldn't play like the Pistons... Jordan had finally got over the hump that was the Pistons so he and the Bulls had their numbers.. Mason and Oakley sucked as ball players...