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Originally Posted by arlubas
I believe it will be in the same manner those '96 Bulls were essential for Rodman staying (relatively) in check. When you have big personalities around you and the stakes are as high as they can get (title or bust) then even the trainwrecks tend to comply to the mutual goal.
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Actually its like a combination of Rodman and Ron Harper, but the most deciding element Id say would be the Harper comparison. People overstate the personality thing, Artest is well behaved and much more mature now. Rodman didnt have to change his game when he joined the Bulls, he just had to stay out of trouble and not throw games away. There will be no such problems with Artest.
Their games however is what will have to be modified. Much like Harper when he joined Chicago, had to change his game to become what Phil wanted from his PG.