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I'm all for the Jazz to garnish the title of nasty boys of the NBA..... I don't mind if the team shows attitude because it could be through that attitude that a far fetched title makes its way to town..... Squeaky clean NBA champions are whom? Can More..
For my two cents, Rodman wasn't nasty, but Laimbeer was. Laimbeer should have been in the NFL. Rodman was a real athlete, great offensive rebounder.
That game just showed how stars get special treatment and the players who aren't get treated like the ugly stepchild. Oh well, I love how the Jazz aren't backing down and show a lot of emotion. Something they were missing last year.