Rodman tried to commit suicide with a gun in 1993! He was in deep pain in the car and was rescued by the Pearl Sauce Band

On October 7, there are 15 days left before the start of the new NBA regular season. Earlier today, the famous media ClutchPoints updated its updates, telling a story about legendary star Dennis Rodman. The article pointed out that Rodman tried to commit suicide in 1993 and was saved by the Pearl Sauce Band. The article reads that Dennis Rodman, the wildest figure in NBA history, once had a quiet moment on the verge of collapse, the five-time champion, rebounding legend, and the wildest figure in NBA history. In 1993, he sat alone in the parking lot of the Pistons home court, holding a gun on his knee, preparing to end his life before sunrise.

Rodman once recalled: "There was a gun stand in my car, and I held a gun. But for some reason, I played songs such as "Even Flow" and "Black" from Pearls, and I struggled as I listened to the music. All emotions had nothing to do with basketball, but were from the feeling of a sudden disappearing desire to be loved. When I fell asleep listening to Pearls, the gun was still on my legs. When I woke up, I found that the police were surrounded by the scene, and I completely forgot that I had a gun in my hand."

Rodman said that if the NBA could provide the mental health support he is now, he might not have gone that way. But it was not the hotline or the trainer that night that saved him, but the lyrics in the speakers that made him feel understood, musical power that drowns out the pain. ClutchPoints wrote that Rodman is known for grabbing rebounds, but no rebound is more important than this self-salvation.

Rodman has always been called a lunatic by the media and fans, and many of his behaviors are not understood. Throughout his career, he has won 5 NBA championships, won DPOY twice, was elected as the league rebounder 7 times, was selected as the All-Star lineup twice, and was selected as the first team of the best team 7 times. After he retired, he was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2011.

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