Rodman says he was informed Thursday to be in Houston for Sunday’s announcement.
The five-time NBA champion and two-time defensive player of the year was honored Friday night by the Detroit Pistons, who retired his No. 10 jersey, during halftime of their game against the Chicago Bulls.
Rodman was among 12 finalists for the Hall of Fame this year along with players such as Jamaal Wilkes, Maurice Cheeks, Chris Mullin and Ralph Sampson. The induction ceremony is in August.
Detroit selected Rodman in the second round of the 1986 draft of Southeastern Oklahoma. The native of Trenton, N.J., also played for Chicago, San Antonio, the Los Angeles Lakers and Dallas.
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Well deserved! Great points by everybody who has posted here so far. I think that some people let The Worm’s image and antics cloud their better judgment. Furthermore, you can’t just look at stats; you have to watch the game. Even if you did just look at stats you could make a great case Rodman being in the Hall unless you’re only looking at PPG, but you got to watch the games, bottom line. This puts my faith back in the Hall voters, it doesn’t matter what any nay-sawyer may say now, and Dennis Rodman is a Hall of Famer. And nobody can take that away.
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