Chicago Bulls legend Dennis Rodman was on WGN Sports and had a lot of interesting things to say.

Rodman said he and Michael Jordan never ever got into a confrontation. "I remember a lot of times Michael would tell me, Dennis you know what, I would love to be you for 24 hours."

Dennis said The Last Dance documentary "was awesome."

Rodman: "A lot of players that Michael used to play for didn't get the message that he was trying to say or what he was trying to do. A lot of players that he used to play with probably think that MJ was cocky and arrogant."

Dennis Rodman was asked what was the better team that he played for, the Bulls or Pistons?

Rodman: "I'm going to give Chicago the edge."

He called Phil Jackson "the father I never had. He really embraced me. He was always there."

Dennis Rodman said that "people don't realize that Scottie Pippen means so much to the Chicago area.

Rodman: "For a year and a half, Scottie was the best player in the world. When Michael left, he was the best player. He was treated so badly in The Last Dance."

Dennis Rodman said that he still talks to Carmen Electra and is planning to have lunch with her in LA and "who knows something might come out of that. Might get back together. She is single, I'm single, so you know how it is. She loves Chicago. I love Chicago."

Dennis Rodman said that he "always calls Chicago home."

Rodman: "I love Chicago. Chicago embraced me so much, so well. People see you and they have a big smile on their face."

Here's the link to the interview: https://wgnradio.com/pete-mcmurray/dennis-rodman-on-the-last-dance-his-career-and-being-back-in-chicago/?utm_campaign=socialflow&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=t.co