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To: GUIDO
I should have said Dennis Rodman circa 1989.

We got to the point we just wanted him to leave despite what he did on the court.

That was the case here too. I forgot we traded him to you for Sean Elliot. Elliot was good, but couldn't fit in with us(granted we were rock bottom then). It was still a good trade for us, since Rodman disrupted the place.

Rodman was somewhat sane with us back when Chuck Daly was coaching. Daly could do what no other coach could ever do - control him.

I knew Duncan was from St Croix and was a star at Wake Forest, but didn't know he was a swimmer till Hugo. I missed Bowen's bio, but I knew he made the NBA the hard way.

117 posted on 06/12/2005 9:22:53 PM PDT by Dan from Michigan (June 14 - Defeat DeWine - Vote Tom Brinkman for Congress (OH-2) - http://www.gobrinkman.com)
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To: Dan from Michigan; GUIDO

Sometimes I'm really amazed how the Spurs have consistently been able to put together core's of players that are essentially "good guys" - I really think that's why the press doesn't give them the credit due them - the press seems to think that all basketball players have to be THUGS.

When David Robinson retired I was concerned we'd end up like the rest of the teams. But I guess I didn't give Pop enough credt.. laugh.. he seems to be able to find players that really have a sense of ethics.. (save the Rodman fiasco). But even as I see Rodman - he's a REAL goofball - but he never struck me as thuggish... I met him once when he was here - he was really quite nice. Not at ALL like his on court persona...


118 posted on 06/13/2005 7:54:26 AM PDT by pamlet
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