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Dennis Rodman has made it officially known that he wants to serve as coach of a WNBA team, following in the footsteps of his former Detroit Pistons teammate Bill Laimbeer who currently coaches the Detroit Shock.
"Any of my teammates can tell you that my knowledge of the game is second to none," Rodman says in a statement released by his agent, Darren Prince. "My team would learn the skills that made me the player that will send me to the Hall of Fame. Our players would be in top physical condition. We would lead the league in rebounding, have a defensive-minded identity, and we'd run the triangle offense."
Rodman was known as a defensive demon during his tenure in the NBA. He led the league in rebounds per game for a record seven consecutive years and earned NBA All-Defensive First Team honors seven times, along with five NBA Championships (1989, 1990, 1996, 1997, 1998).
Prince says of Rodman's WNBA aspirations: "Dennis has been talking about doing this for a while but there was never a convenient time. He is ready to put everything on hold in pursuit of this ambition."
Prince and Rodman's manager, Steven Simon, are scheduled to discuss open positions with each WNBA team over the next several weeks.
