NFT Name
Dennis Rodman Assist
Collection
Status
valid
NFT Id
47096698
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Edition Number
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Last Updated
14/12/2024, 18:15
Description
Given the honorable-yet-fruitless label of being the Chicago Bulls’ greatest threat to NBA Finals appearance No. 6, the Miami Heat — in both the lead-up and aftermath of their Christmas Day duel — talked at length on how they hadn’t forgotten the prior season’s Eastern Conference Finals result. Through one trademark, fourth quarter hustle play, Dennis Rodman issued last year’s runner-ups with a harsh reminder of just how little had changed in 1997-98. With a hard-fought victory right around the corner, the seven-time rebounding champion revs his engine to life, wrestling with a pair of Heat players for offensive rebound positioning. Unwavering in his approach after the ball careens towards the out-of-bounds line, Rodman pursues with reckless abandon, diving head-first for a possession-saving rebound that ultimately goes rewarded with a score. Rodman’s reentry and subsequent hustle coincided with the Bulls’ late, game-clinching run, propelling them to a perfect 7-0 in Christmas games over the 1990s. With as seismic an impact as one can have with only four shot attempts, Rodman recorded an efficient eight-point, 13-rebound showing, helping Chicago survive the absence of their All-Star forward for a nationally-televised win on December 25, 1997.
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Traits
DateOfMoment
1997-12-26 00:00:00 +0000 UTC
FullName
Dennis Rodman
DraftTeam
Detroit Pistons
DraftSelection
27
Weight
210
PlayerPosition
PF
Height
79
SerialNumber
75
DraftYear
1986
SetName
Run It Back: Legacies
HomeTeamName
Chicago Bulls
SeriesNumber
6
PrimaryPosition
PF
FirstName
Dennis
PlayType
Assist
DraftRound
2
Birthdate
1961-05-13
PlayCategory
Assist
Birthplace
Trenton, NJ, USA
JerseyNumber
91
Tagline
Given the honorable-yet-fruitless label of being the Chicago Bulls’ greatest threat to NBA Finals appearance No. 6, the Miami Heat — in both the lead-up and aftermath of their Christmas Day duel — talked at length on how they hadn’t forgotten the prior season’s Eastern Conference Finals result. Through one trademark, fourth quarter hustle play, Dennis Rodman issued last year’s runner-ups with a harsh reminder of just how little had changed in 1997-98. With a hard-fought victory right around the corner, the seven-time rebounding champion revs his engine to life, wrestling with a pair of Heat players for offensive rebound positioning. Unwavering in his approach after the ball careens towards the out-of-bounds line, Rodman pursues with reckless abandon, diving head-first for a possession-saving rebound that ultimately goes rewarded with a score. Rodman’s reentry and subsequent hustle coincided with the Bulls’ late, game-clinching run, propelling them to a perfect 7-0 in Christmas games over the 1990s. With as seismic an impact as one can have with only four shot attempts, Rodman recorded an efficient eight-point, 13-rebound showing, helping Chicago survive the absence of their All-Star forward for a nationally-televised win on December 25, 1997.
Locked
false
NbaSeason
1997-98
LastName
Rodman
AwayTeamScore
80
TeamAtMoment
Chicago Bulls
AwayTeamName
Miami Heat
HomeTeamScore
90
TotalYearsExperience
12
Collection Information
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