Dennis Rodman's illustrious NBA career came to an end in 2006 when he was released by the Dallas Mavericks after appearing in only 23 games of the season. During his time with the team, he averaged a meager 3.7 points and 8 rebounds per game, far below his average numbers from earlier in his career. It was clear that age had taken its toll on him as he struggled to keep up with younger players on both offense and defense. Despite this downturn, Rodman still continued to be a valuable asset off-court due to his marketability and media presence. After leaving Dallas, Dennis retired for good in 2011 without ever playing another professional basketball game again. He will always be remembered as one of the greatest defensive players of all time; even though his career ended prematurely due to injury and age, we can look back fondly at all that he accomplished during those years.