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Dennis Rodman explains the Chicago Bulls' triangle offense 

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@raiteixhikari
@raiteixhikari Месяц назад
"guess who gets the rebound, I do, Of Course" - I love this guy
@supercussion6590
@supercussion6590 Месяц назад
“…I dont shoot at all”
@oneelrockwell79
@oneelrockwell79 29 дней назад
One of those players you hate to see on the other team, but luv that guy when he's on yours.
@ignatiusjackson235
@ignatiusjackson235 29 дней назад
91st like!
@Cp6uja
@Cp6uja 6 дней назад
Click I’m here
@FIatIined
@FIatIined Месяц назад
People talk about Rodman rebounding abilities and defense but some forget his passing abilities in the triangle offense. He's an excellent passer.
@kharyvines6971
@kharyvines6971 29 дней назад
IT'S BEING A STUDENT FIRST
@GutsBatman
@GutsBatman 29 дней назад
It's because his assist numbers are garbage compared to guard and wing types, especially the ones now. Some sites track the "hockey assist" but that's not really an official stat. You actually have to watch the game to appreciate Rodman's passing ability and somewhat ignore the assist total.
@bullshark3000
@bullshark3000 29 дней назад
And over 7’6” Sean Bradley
@TruthTheoristFLEsq
@TruthTheoristFLEsq 28 дней назад
@@GutsBatman That's the thing about the triangle, though... usually the pass that gets the defense out of position (even when they know the set is being run, it just takes a misread with all 5 guys moving to get burned) is 1-2 passes before the shot is made, to buttress your point.
@derricktalbot8846
@derricktalbot8846 27 дней назад
People tell me I am crazy when I pick Denis Rodman for my "top 5 team"..... but, yo! I Want To Actually Win. Rodman PF, a young Avydas Sabonis as C, then fill in the rest.
@clayton2345
@clayton2345 Месяц назад
"Its not that difficult, its a TRIANGLE," Dennis being brutally honest 😂
@user-mb2vk9lc4f
@user-mb2vk9lc4f Месяц назад
The Wishbone Offense in basketball was mastered very quickly by Zion Williamson. It's not that difficult for him to attack and devour lots of chicken every day.
@oneelrockwell79
@oneelrockwell79 29 дней назад
​@@user-mb2vk9lc4f C'mon man give dude a break. 😭🤣🤣🤣
@strikingitrich7630
@strikingitrich7630 29 дней назад
Looooooool Bruh funny as well
@cyclopsvision6370
@cyclopsvision6370 29 дней назад
so why couldn't the Knicks figure it out?
@TruthTheoristFLEsq
@TruthTheoristFLEsq 28 дней назад
@@cyclopsvision6370 Because Melo is a dummy and a ballhog. I knew when he bristled at Phil installing it that they would never win anything with him.
@edwardcabras
@edwardcabras Месяц назад
*laughs* "Now, the guy guarding Michael decides he wants to come out and try to guard me..." Jim Jackson, leaving the greatest scorer of all time to close out on Dennis Rodman at the 3 point line. Triangles be hard sometimes.
@jae6220
@jae6220 29 дней назад
This is the most coherent I’ve ever heard Dennis Rodman.
@MelodicsRareMusicVid
@MelodicsRareMusicVid 10 дней назад
it took him 3,600 takes
@frank-ko6de
@frank-ko6de 8 дней назад
The man has a highly above average baskeball IQ. That's probably his Super power.
@grahamjl766
@grahamjl766 6 дней назад
@@MelodicsRareMusicVid Sadly, it probably did.
@BarryMemphis
@BarryMemphis 29 дней назад
"...there go God, doin' his thing again" 😂😂😂 Allthough Rodman has a couple of screws loose in his head, he is a genuine and kind person. A straight up professional and mos def, the best rebounder the world will ever see. hats off to the Worm
@n1te
@n1te 6 дней назад
A straight up professional isn't the term I'd use for a guy who'd gamble in Vegas when he was supposed to be playing, only for MJ to have to come pick him up :-P
@stolensentience
@stolensentience 5 дней назад
oh yeah because I’m sure he genuinely believed it when he said bird couldn’t play in today’s nba. you know, the same bird who cooked him every time he guarded him.
@wades9327
@wades9327 Месяц назад
Rodman was one of the greatest defensive players of all time. The fact he's able to explain all this....there are mere centimetres in this game that separates the best from the greatest.
@tarrellsmith3260
@tarrellsmith3260 29 дней назад
Rodman the most overrated defender. He’s the only player in NBA history to win the award and not average atleast 1spg or 1bpg in a season EVER. Soley got DPOTY off his great defensive rebounding skills
@almarkowbender
@almarkowbender 29 дней назад
​@@tarrellsmith3260 He was willing to fill that role on his team and won because of it. Stay mad.
@ignatiusjackson235
@ignatiusjackson235 29 дней назад
​@@tarrellsmith3260 That's not overrated. That's innovative.
@gjwilliams4098
@gjwilliams4098 29 дней назад
​@@tarrellsmith3260Isn't defensive rebounding part of defense? Yeah but...stfu
@sevrrd9833
@sevrrd9833 29 дней назад
​@tarrellsmith3260 Wtf😂 You don't know basketball bro
@deomartinez77
@deomartinez77 29 дней назад
The Triangle is a great system but only if you have a roster of players smart enough to get what Dennis is explaining at 0:15 in the video. I have seen so many teams try to run the Triangle and fail to do it because the guys on the roster didn't understand the simple concept that it doesn't matter who actually plays in the actual guard, forward and center roles. All that matters is that 3 of the 5 players on the court form a triangle with 1 player in the corner, 1 player on the wing and one player in the post _(preferably the low post)_ closest to those others in the wing and corner spots. The other 2 players are now to move to the opposite side which is known as the weak side with 1 at the top of the key and the other floating between the other wing and corner of the weak side. The Bulls and Lakers were great at hiding how they would bring the ball up the court to get into position; but once in position, it was is just a matter of running one of the 4 plays that you can execute out of the Triangle as this system only had 4. However each of the 4 plays has a counter attack option just in case whoever has the ball first at the start of the play is being double teamed. I have watched guys like Carmelo Anthony rip into the Triangle. The reason it failed so many of them is because way to many players were ball hogs that didn't want to play off the ball. The idea of moving into a position to get open to then get the ball on a pass back so you can score is just asking too much for such guys.
@ModernDayRenaissanceMan
@ModernDayRenaissanceMan 29 дней назад
Exactly. Melo LOVED wing iso. As a Knicks fan I never wanted him traded to us. The Amare team before him was running & gunning & sharing the ball. We were on the cusp of greatness. Once we got Melo he clogged all the lanes, stopped movement, & it was gridlock central. Anyone who follows sports can tell you, for you to win a Championship, your team needs lots of movement. In baseball that is running the bases in a game that doesn't encourage it anymore. Not being station to station. In Football that means having multiple weapons that can run the ball from behind the line of scrimmage (QB, HB, FB, WR). In hockey it means you can't dump the puck into the zone then chase for possession - you got to have 3 players skate in to control the zone (see NY Rangers 2014 compared to 2024). In basketball it's all about what you see here. Screens, off ball movement, plays like the single double, etc. Against zones like the 2-3 you cut the seams. Too many teams rely on the lazy tactics then wonder why they can't hang.
@civileit
@civileit 24 дня назад
Melo sucks. The Knicks were winning with Linsanity until he came back and killed it. It's hilarious how salty he is about the Nuggets not retiring his number.
@carlocacho5733
@carlocacho5733 24 дня назад
@@ModernDayRenaissanceMan Lin better fit, plus imagine getting another star for the Melo Money. Melo wasted Stoudemire's and Felton's primes and capable role players in Steve Novak, Landry, Shumpert, JR and drove Lin out of NYC. If Pacers challenged those Heat teams those days, imagine what Knicks could have done without Melo.
@deomartinez77
@deomartinez77 24 дня назад
@@civileit Yep. He basically wanted to ball hog again instead of running off the ball to free others while Lin passed to him when open. He would have still got his numbers but would have not had to fight as hard for them had he just not been that type. I was glad Jeremy Lin got a ring before Melo who sadly never did even after he finally humbled himself at the end of his career run.
@bwill6336
@bwill6336 7 дней назад
⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠Horrendous take. Stodemire’s knees imploded and then broke his hand when he punched the fire extinguisher. Amare made Felton look great because of the P&R, but then he showed up out of shape. Lin got massively overpaid by Houston in an offer sheet that would’ve put the Knicks way over the cap. He took the money plain and simple. None of those things had anything to do with Melo.
@joeldriver-sp2rg
@joeldriver-sp2rg Месяц назад
That triangle offense developed by Tex Winter won 11 championships between Chicago and LA for Phil Jackson. It truly was remarkably efficient and kept everything moving and not stagnant with guys just standing around the 3 point line like you see in today's game. Jordan was not a fan of it at first because he thought it would hamper his game but once he fully bought in it was over.
@aktxag
@aktxag 29 дней назад
Actually the father of the Triangle (Triple Post) is Hall of Fame USC Coach Sam Barry who was coach to Tex Winter, Alex Hannum and Bill Sharman. Coach Barry called it the “Center Opposite”, which is the foundation of Tex Winter’s Triangle. Hannum and Sharman both won titles with Wilt running parts of the Center Opposite/Triangle.
@achicagosfanperspective4160
@achicagosfanperspective4160 28 дней назад
The triangle is old. It was run quite a lot in women's college ncaa divison 1basketball. It was made by Sam Barry at the University of Southern California. 1940s. And Tex played for Sam.
@MrGeeMoney1983
@MrGeeMoney1983 7 дней назад
Don't forget Steve Kerr runs a hybrid triangle in GS!
@NotTheWheel
@NotTheWheel 29 дней назад
Dennis Rodman is a real student of the game I've seen behind the scenes of him just watching film constantly. It's what made him such a great defensive player.
@Seaby41
@Seaby41 29 дней назад
Ever hear him talk about how different misses come off the rim, practising how different spins come off, all sorts of stuff. For all the criticism he seems to have worked incredibly hard to be great at what he did. Having said that. I've never heard him speak about defense. But I can imagine quite a bit of thought went into it.😊
@jonnuanez7183
@jonnuanez7183 29 дней назад
I could listen to Dennis's explanations all day
@MrZrazies
@MrZrazies Месяц назад
Not many know but he has highest basketball IQ and figured his team doesn’t need a scorer so instead be a rebounder….. and mindfking their minds. Remember, he shut shaq down with 0 point… What a legend.
@robotclark
@robotclark Месяц назад
It was zero points in the 2nd half to be clear.
@GregZentTrumpetMan
@GregZentTrumpetMan 27 дней назад
It is pretty crazy. Rodman and Jordan were ridiculously strong for their sizes.
@frank-ko6de
@frank-ko6de 8 дней назад
Very apt assessment.
@Riles3152
@Riles3152 29 дней назад
Would love to hear Rodman break down more film on basketball. All of his shenanigans aside, dude had a genius level ball IQ.
@momo.maru-kun
@momo.maru-kun Месяц назад
Rodman explains the triangle in a language that even 5 year olds can understand is gold 😂
@jimjones3287
@jimjones3287 28 дней назад
Yes, the "twiangle."
@joejett5084
@joejett5084 27 дней назад
I never understood the triangle offensive until Dennis broke it down. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@TheLanceUppercut
@TheLanceUppercut 7 дней назад
It's a triangle, innit?
@jpg7616
@jpg7616 2 дня назад
That moment when you realize that unless they are in a straight line… there is technically always a triangle between any 3 players
@arthurreyes2632
@arthurreyes2632 Месяц назад
A few other teams tried running the triangle but there was only one Michael Jordan. Lakers ran it with similar success.
@BoosterGoldEarth6
@BoosterGoldEarth6 Месяц назад
It amazing bc people act like the triangle began with them. When it started in the 1950s with ALEX HANNum Bob Pettit and Wilt both played with it
@overratedgm5713
@overratedgm5713 Месяц назад
It's more of a type of offense you would run in college similar to Princeton's offense with Pete Carril
@lotuslife3239
@lotuslife3239 Месяц назад
​@BoosterGoldEarth6 That's cause the major media wants everyone to forget about Wilt. If ppl rlly took a deep dive into Wilt and weren't all up in their feelings about I have to see it myself to believe it, they'd recognize Wilt as the true GOAT. Wilt didn't want to be the media man he wanted to dominate everybody and be nice to ppl he liked and the media treated him like a monster. If he got Kareem treatment in the NBA undoubtedly he has more talent around him throughout his career and more rings. The most overall athletic human being in recorded history at 7'2 310
@seriesx9508
@seriesx9508 Месяц назад
​@@lotuslife3239Wilt isnt the GOAT because it depends on how you describe it. In today's,league, Wilt cannot score freethrows. He is a liability if fouled late game. Wilt's competition were plumbers and janitors. Mostly. 1960s NBA paid so little players had to go to work after the game. Kevin Durant, and other such players can outscore Wilt via 3-pointers. Wilt cannot even score freethrows
@seriesx9508
@seriesx9508 Месяц назад
​@@lotuslife3239Wilt made himself like a monster. He literally bragged about approaching Larry Bird,,Magic Johnson, and Kareem and telling them to their face they are lucky he didnt face them. Wilt went to the media to BRAG about that.
@abaachi13
@abaachi13 Месяц назад
Greatest rebounder ever.❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥
@eddiel2531
@eddiel2531 28 дней назад
Moses Malone
@dantemarcos1410
@dantemarcos1410 Месяц назад
Rodman got a very good triangle IQ 😉👍
@newagain9964
@newagain9964 Месяц назад
Ok. But I devised the dodecagon offense. Big 🧠 here.
@lineialquantum
@lineialquantum 29 дней назад
@@newagain9964 🍅🍅🍅
@SwishStudioYT
@SwishStudioYT 29 дней назад
Triangle offence underrated
@jeffakin3095
@jeffakin3095 29 дней назад
say what you want about rodman, but that dude is a basketball genius
@EriolGaurhoth
@EriolGaurhoth 24 дня назад
Rodman’s basketball IQ is so underrated. That and his ability to throw those long outlet passes. The first thing everyone thinks of when they think of Rodman on the court is amazing rebounding and ability to chase after loose balls, but his long passing skill was also a sight to behold.
@eugene8498
@eugene8498 Месяц назад
You mean players didn't just stand still until he got the ball and someone else set up a screen? Mind blown!
@thegrandpencil4374
@thegrandpencil4374 Месяц назад
This the what is lost of modern NBA fans. They just do not understand. The game was designed to be played like a chess match, not a checkers match, and that's why people don't like it anymore. It's become basically a three-point contest with the occasional, reckless drive to the hoop. Most everyone else without the ball just stands around and watches, and the result for the fan is YAAAAWWWWN.
@JohnnytNatural
@JohnnytNatural Месяц назад
The game is different now, before you get 24 sec on a rebound so teams would focus on rebounds and defense, now everything is faster so no one really cares about defense or complicated offensive scheme, it's just basic stuff
@eugene8498
@eugene8498 Месяц назад
@@JohnnytNatural The game's faster, 'cause the rules are against defense, making offense ever easier. Certain faces of the league get to carry, travel, and push their way through. And flopping gets rewarded.
@Davivd2
@Davivd2 29 дней назад
@@JohnnytNatural "Complicated offensive scheme" Triangles are complicated? The whole point of this video was to show that the simplicity of the triangle offense was what made it successful. ISO ball is complicated. The players off of the ball have 2 option. Stand still at the 3 point line, or try to read the ISO guys mind and move to a spot that won't get in his way or drag another defender to him.
@JohnnytNatural
@JohnnytNatural 29 дней назад
@@Davivd2 It's a figure of speech, relax, teams back then try different things to win, nowadays with analytics, every team does more or less the same thing, even drafting you can see no one pick up BIGs anymore, gone are the days of a strong big man who used to dominate the paint and enforce defense, Zack Edey is a guarantee top 3 pick if he was drafted 15 yrs ago just because of Yao Ming
@lin-joglobal769
@lin-joglobal769 29 дней назад
Great to hear Rodman explain the triangle.
@rogerdavis9962
@rogerdavis9962 Месяц назад
Dennis had a arm like peyton manning...
@TheRacerG
@TheRacerG Месяц назад
Dennis Rodmanon was a great rebounder and triangle artist.
@Thundercats-HOOOOO
@Thundercats-HOOOOO Месяц назад
Spelling offense.... That's the REAL challenge.
@wingman-1977
@wingman-1977 29 дней назад
People can say all they want about Rodman, but he’s one of the most intelligent basketball players ever.
@wampastompastomp
@wampastompastomp 29 дней назад
Where is this from? The narration and the video are so well put together
@silewis9396
@silewis9396 9 дней назад
There was a short lived series called Detail on ESPN. Kobe did a bunch of them. Not sure why they stopped it
@wampastompastomp
@wampastompastomp 9 дней назад
@@silewis9396 thx man!
@jicalzad
@jicalzad Месяц назад
Pretty cool to see how much motion was involved in that offense. When I was younger, it just appeared to me at the time, they were just dumping into MJ in the low or high post and he would just do his thing
@Jinz3
@Jinz3 29 дней назад
Perfect use of space
@shadowpapito
@shadowpapito 29 дней назад
He doesn’t need to be modest. He is one of the greatest players of the game and in the Hall of Fame! Facts are Facts
@Mike-ge7pe
@Mike-ge7pe 27 дней назад
I think anyone who’s ever played a game of basketball wants to handle the ball and score. Rodman’s brilliance was saying “I’ll do everything else,” and he was great at almost all of those things.
@Lalambz
@Lalambz 29 дней назад
it was easier to execute back then, more players focused on fundamentals and actually respecting the coach.
@BleachCowboy2016
@BleachCowboy2016 29 дней назад
I mean, technically you can draw a triangle between any 3 players on the court.
@ChawlieJR
@ChawlieJR Месяц назад
Dennis Rodman is what I like about the sport of basketball.
@rommelhtown
@rommelhtown 29 дней назад
Crazy basketball knowledge from d rod. Greatest rebounder of all time and it's not even close.
@user-pn7fi1sh2n
@user-pn7fi1sh2n 29 дней назад
excellent passer and very intelligent player despite his demeaner and antics off court
@busydem6161
@busydem6161 29 дней назад
Break it down Dennis!! Break it down
@JohnDoe-zr8pc
@JohnDoe-zr8pc 24 дня назад
Rodman is the epitome of a player whose antics overshadowed just how damn great they were.
@kyul9357
@kyul9357 27 дней назад
Rodman saw it in his mind how players moved around to make triangles. The entire team did. Jordan made sure of it and ripped into players if they weren’t getting to positions.
@SO-if3yn
@SO-if3yn 28 дней назад
The triangle also stands for leadership style. Empower those below to make changes and lead.
@chaz200711
@chaz200711 26 дней назад
The triangle is simple and basic af. But the thing I like about it is how continuous it is and how it’s basically positionless except for the player in the post most the time. The 2 man action on the backside of the triangle is what tricks the defense in my opinion.
@manyogurt4645
@manyogurt4645 Месяц назад
Triangle offense is Phil Jackson's greatest troll.
@ef8725
@ef8725 Месяц назад
Jokic got the rebound + outlet pass from Rodman
@coachcleats13
@coachcleats13 28 дней назад
You Dennis & Wes Unseld & Kevin Love best outlet passers
@seanrhodes542
@seanrhodes542 29 дней назад
Coach Rodman😊
@ChristianGarcia-bi1ww
@ChristianGarcia-bi1ww Месяц назад
Dude knew wassup let them be drama he was trying to party and hoop
@johnpenley
@johnpenley 26 дней назад
It's easy to forget how much basketball intelligence Rodman has. He certainly understands the game.
@hybridce99
@hybridce99 27 дней назад
Triangle offense: first, you have to have Jordan or Kobe. Next, get a premium teammate in Pippen or Shaq. Get a few 3 point shooters and defenders/rebounders. Have Jordan/Kobe score a bunch of points and call it "triangle".
@Salsa_Shark
@Salsa_Shark 26 дней назад
“I do, of course.”
@lordofentropy
@lordofentropy 26 дней назад
Dennis Rodman is a basketball savant, of course it took him only 15 minutes lol. One of the highest basketball IQs of all-time.
@rebel_diamonds
@rebel_diamonds Месяц назад
Beginning to think triangle offense is some meme or a prank Bulls pulled on everybody. Every offense is a triangle offense in every sport cause, you see, 3 players form a triangle.
@smoothoperator7023
@smoothoperator7023 29 дней назад
Wes "Mr Outlet Pass" Unseld..... 💪🏾
@chocolatetownforever7537
@chocolatetownforever7537 27 дней назад
Basically Dennis is saying he had the HOF Break Starter badge in NBA2k.
@oddballskull1941
@oddballskull1941 Месяц назад
2:39 r.i.p captions
@oddballskull1941
@oddballskull1941 Месяц назад
He sounds like Richard Pryor doing mudbone lol 😆
@alifrombenhill3374
@alifrombenhill3374 29 дней назад
Outlet pass greatest that i can remember...Rodman, Love, Joker, Walton, Bron. Who else yall got??
@jbellflower83
@jbellflower83 25 дней назад
Did he call Tony Kukoc Tony Kuclutch? Thats great 😂
@projoebiochem
@projoebiochem Месяц назад
Since Dennis’ job on offense was to stay as far from the ball as possible until it was shot, and then go get it, it was easy for Rodman to learn.
@joendrsn
@joendrsn 29 дней назад
he touched the ball quite a bit as you can see. His first priority was passing - not shoooting
@projoebiochem
@projoebiochem 29 дней назад
@@joendrsn I was being facetious, but they did over-represent the amount of time he handled the ball in the clips chosen for this video.
@SSSMOR.
@SSSMOR. Месяц назад
Triangle was originally invented to run your offense from the post/bigman in the key to get man movement and ball movement you can flip it and run it from the 3 point line with more spacing its still good offense u just cant run it everytime in this era
@BoosterGoldEarth6
@BoosterGoldEarth6 Месяц назад
1967 Sixers ran the triangle
@thegrandpencil4374
@thegrandpencil4374 Месяц назад
The first team that decides to play this way again will win it all, because no one would be able to stop it since they don't have the right personnel, and the players they do have don't know how to play the game like this. They would literally be like the Warriors in '16. They'd have the league to themselves for a few years, easily.
@jackmayor3574
@jackmayor3574 26 дней назад
I feel like Rodman was the greatest outlet passer for his time. But eventually I'd say KLove surpassed that, and then Jokic cemented himself as the absolute best at this.
@treewisps4085
@treewisps4085 Месяц назад
Jokic enters the court 1:28
@crazyman8472
@crazyman8472 24 дня назад
Triangle Man! 😎
@MannyNCF
@MannyNCF 28 дней назад
Too many thought Rodman was JUST a clown… he was one of the smartest guys in basketball
@UncleRichard.
@UncleRichard. 29 дней назад
The triangle offense was brilliant! It produced beautiful basketball. When you guys see the old heads playing at the gym, even though they don't know each other, the can run a motion offense based on the triangle.
@stevewilliams3338
@stevewilliams3338 26 дней назад
Well, gee whiz folks. Three players at any three points on the court makes a triangle as long as they are not all aligned which would make a straight line. So everyone runs the triangle offense.
@MegaJusWright
@MegaJusWright Месяц назад
Phil is underrated
@ndub4014
@ndub4014 28 дней назад
Greatest guy to outlet the basketball was Bill Walton.! Go look at young B.W. grab a rebound and outlet it in midair before his feet even touch the ground. No disrespect but Rodman could have been even better. When he was young he did every thing, then he became just a defender and rebounder and weird dude.He was great at it, no lie.
@d-HG_KOBE
@d-HG_KOBE 26 дней назад
Dennis barely touched the ball during offense. His only job is defense and rebounds. In which he did an excellent job.
@bryanwong1625
@bryanwong1625 28 дней назад
and people think bran has a high bball iq when all he does is run pick and rolls. When in doubt, kick it to the corner.
@rwirtz77
@rwirtz77 Месяц назад
I'd be lost
@OneBlurryLens
@OneBlurryLens 28 дней назад
Are there any NBA teams running this?
@mersedmuratovic3819
@mersedmuratovic3819 27 дней назад
Yeah, the pillar of triangle offense was when in doubt pass to MJ.
@noahbirdrevolution
@noahbirdrevolution 29 дней назад
If our (US) society wasn't so judgmental (looking at both political parties) then we could of actually benefited from Rodman's attempt at normalizing relations with NK.
@Kermit_T_Frog
@Kermit_T_Frog 29 дней назад
What was there to learn? A triangle has three sides, and Rodman wasn't one of them.
@DineNastyLakers
@DineNastyLakers 24 дня назад
Dennis Radmanon
@ros73dros
@ros73dros 29 дней назад
Golden State ran the triangle - watch and you'll see. The difference is that GS had 2 super elite shooters.
@linaleahgarcia1516
@linaleahgarcia1516 29 дней назад
All I saw were squares, rectangles, circles and once a parallelogram.
@steevesaintvil6668
@steevesaintvil6668 29 дней назад
Can somebody explain where the foul was on Jordan on that first clip ? 😂
@painethepoet4481
@painethepoet4481 Месяц назад
The center coming to guard Rodman at the 3 was STUPID .. they would leave him open in today’s game … he never could shoot …. And Bron has better outlet passes and starts breaks better lets be honest
@senororlando2
@senororlando2 25 дней назад
Dennis RodmANON
@treewisps4085
@treewisps4085 Месяц назад
To be fair anywhere you stand with 3 people you make a triangle... lol
@jogendron6320
@jogendron6320 29 дней назад
Unless you make a line 🤯
@bobcarney1168
@bobcarney1168 28 дней назад
It’s cute he thinks he was involved in the offense.
@kabook4000
@kabook4000 Месяц назад
You must have not played ball or a fan of reg season 3 PT shooting. What team wins, defense, a good offensive set to go to, good coach.
@aradurEska
@aradurEska Месяц назад
Google translate please.
@oddballskull1941
@oddballskull1941 Месяц назад
​@@aradurEskadude thought he hit reply but accidentally hit add comment
@clayc5929
@clayc5929 Месяц назад
Bruh you should try again
@2enchant
@2enchant 29 дней назад
Rodman would have a tough time guarding Dramond.
@O.J.S.
@O.J.S. 28 дней назад
That would probably be his easiest defensive assignment ever.
@GregZentTrumpetMan
@GregZentTrumpetMan 27 дней назад
Right, the only guy to ever contain Shaq couldn’t guard a coattail rider like Dramond.
@lanceparker4796
@lanceparker4796 28 дней назад
The triangle was also called the Triple Post Offense.
@StevenC32
@StevenC32 28 дней назад
So says the guy who was not a part of the offense. The Bulls never even involved Dennis Rodman in the offense, he wasn't even a 5th option when there are only 5 guys on the floor. The only offense that Dennis Rodman got was a put back on a rebound, otherwise he was a non factor on the offense.
@donaldkey9074
@donaldkey9074 28 дней назад
You clearly don’t know how the offense works if you think he wasn’t part of it. You think scoring is the only role someone plays on offense? Please don’t comment on subjects you don’t understand, it wastes the time of educated people like myself having to correct you
@timothymoore2966
@timothymoore2966 Месяц назад
Grab the board get it to Jordan. Simple
@JHBROCHACHO
@JHBROCHACHO Месяц назад
Tony Ku couch😂😂😂 very misunderstood player he's one of a kind the worm 🐛🪱
@johnbaker5551
@johnbaker5551 25 дней назад
Why can't lebum a melo run it then 😂😂😂
@JeremyD325
@JeremyD325 29 дней назад
What type of triangle did they run? Acute? Obtuse? Equilateral? Right? Isosceles? Scalene? The devil is in the details.
@edgeredux
@edgeredux Месяц назад
"Toni Kukutch"
@juicejuice5013
@juicejuice5013 Месяц назад
Steve Kerr Run The Same Offense with Golden State
@Dre_Key
@Dre_Key Месяц назад
Just variations or just sets from it
@derekilopan
@derekilopan Месяц назад
I think Rodman forgot that the reason the defender started to come out and defend him is because in the 80s and 90s a defender couldn’t play “in-between” the ball and his man or hedge. He had to commit to a double-team fully (the guy with the ball, not another player) or stick to his man. It's not how it is today where you see guys with the ball behind the arc who can't shoot (Ben Simmons) and their defender in the paint. That's a zone, essentially and that was not allowed back in the day. Anyway,...
@JCT1926
@JCT1926 Месяц назад
illegal defense, baby
@rollyvincoy3848
@rollyvincoy3848 Месяц назад
Actually, they could double mj and leave him at the 3 point line but then dennis would be free to take it to the hole
@bohanxu6125
@bohanxu6125 Месяц назад
one of the reasons why 90s defense is not as restrictive on scoring as some people claim to be.
@LungMing23
@LungMing23 Месяц назад
The good ol days
@egrassa1480
@egrassa1480 Месяц назад
​@@bohanxu6125illegal defense wasn't called often either
@thegreatrainman2336
@thegreatrainman2336 27 дней назад
Was Rodman the 2nd option in the triangle he 7.0 pts 🤣
@vinzanity68
@vinzanity68 28 дней назад
Nobody still can explain the triangle offense.
@robdawson5835
@robdawson5835 Месяц назад
That first play was just idiotic defense by Dallas
@tjvincenzi8416
@tjvincenzi8416 28 дней назад
It's masonic is what it is... but they will never tell you the truth where tex winter got his inspiration from.
@Mike-ep8yy
@Mike-ep8yy 28 дней назад
There goes god doing his thing. Oh never mind that one was a brick lol
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