“Dennis Rodman was insane” Draymond Green makes shocking U-TURN after claiming 2017 Warriors would beat the most iconic 98 Bulls

Recently, there has been discussion on whether the 2017 Warriors team, which included Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green, is capable of defeating the 2001 Lakers, another all-time great team. Green went one step farther on Monday, declaring that his 2017 team will defeat the 1998 Bulls and annihilate the 1998 Jazz. Green supposedly decided that the 2017 version of the Warriors will easily overcome Jordan’s Bulls while viewing a recording of the 1998 NBA Finals between the Utah Jazz and the Michael Jordan-led Chicago Bulls.

With four future Hall of Famers, the 2017 Golden State Warriors are regarded as one of the best basketball teams in history. Their group is frequently contrasted with the Bulls of 1995–96. The 1995–96 Bulls won 72 games during the regular season and the Finals in six games. Draymond Green was recently following the 1997–1998 NBA Finals between the Chicago Bulls and the Utah Jazz on Twitter. An insightful comment was made by Draymond, this time in reference to Dennis Rodman of the Bulls.

Draymond Green chooses 2017 Warriors over the 1998 Bulls!

In just five games, the 2017 Warriors defeated the Cavaliers comfortably to claim the NBA title. The only difference was that they swept LeBron James and his rebuilt team in 2018. One of the strongest rosters in NBA history is generally agreed upon to be the Golden State squad. The 2017 Golden State Warriors are one of the greatest basketball teams in history, including four players who will go down in NBA Hall Of Fame. In the last eight NBA Championships, the Golden State Warriors have won four times. They are currently an unstoppable force, led by the explosive three of Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green.

At the time, the Bulls team, anchored by Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and Dennis Rodman, had defeated the Jazz in six games to win their third straight NBA championship. John Stockton and Karl Malone, two future first-ballot Hall of Famers, played for that Utah team. The 1998 Bulls team won 62 games before winning the Larry O’Brien trophy, but the 1996 Bulls team set a record by winning 72 games before winning the title.

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Draymond Green praises Dennis Rodman.

After comparing the two squads, Draymond offered a wise remark, this time in relation to Dennis Rodman of the Bulls. Dennis Rodman was an excellent rebounder and defender. He also played for the Bad Boys Pistons, who were NBA champions multiple times. The way Draymond plays is almost reminiscent of Rodman’s. Even before the game begins, they both enjoy penetrating a player’s mind. Both of them are the model for players that supporters would like having on their side but would despise if they were on the other squad.

The four-time champion sounded philosophical as he continued to make his views, urging fans to “stop the useless debate” and “learn to accept things for what they are” in response to the constant comparisons of various NBA eras. With no meaningful way to compare periods given the widely different styles of play, regulations, and players involved, the disputes over which team, from what era, would come out on top in NBA history have filled Twitter fights for what feels like a lifetime.

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