Rodman didn't exactly tear-it-up at the foul line either.

He shot about 50% or better didn't he? Most were put backs.

I know in one game when Rodman was with the Bulls he was wide open looking to pass off from the top of the key (against the Jazz I think) and he after a about 3-4 seconds just put it up and hit the shot. Ben can't do that.

teams would just let him shoot. It was freaky.

In Ben Wallace's career, he is 5 for 38 from 3-point land.

Rodman was 89 for 402 career, including playoffs.

In 91-92, he was 32 for 101.

Delfino is currently sitting on 33 for 101 this season!


So, I guess the conclusion is that Delfino has the touch of Rodman. Whether that is good or bad, I can't say.

I don't think I have ever seen Ben launch a 3 with more than a couple of seconds on the clock. He's so active he ends up with the ball a lot when plays break down. Rodman would shoot 3s on purpose, and then appear shocked when they went in.

Ben hit a couple 12-15 footers in the 05 ECF...he made LB look like a genius for having faith in him on the O end.

Everyone was shocked when Worm sank one.

When Rodman was in Chicago he was on an anti-scoring kick. Most nights he wouldn't shoot anything other than a dunk, and he often passed them up. I never quite figured out what he was up to, he just wouldn't shoot the ball regardless of whether he could make it or not.

Did he still have his tennys on? Sometimes he would take them off. What color was his hair that day? That might be a clue to his disposition.
Talk about 5 on4.