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Dennis Rodman, Benedict XVI team up in NBA Jam-based battle for The Vatican’s future

March 13, 2013

BallinEurope will leave the questions about just how Dennis Rodman ended up taking his distinct breed of basketball diplomacy to Italy after a less-than-uncontroversial visit to North Korea with a few Harlem Globetrotters…

Instead, we’ll just let Taiwan-based Next Media Animation explain things; apparently, The Worm’s mission involves some NBA Jam-esque two-on-two in a match featuring himself and retired Pope Benedict XVI against a roster of priests, evil lawyers, a high-jumping altar boy and possibly a unicorn…

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  1. FJB
    13 years ago

    Genuinely unhinged.

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13 years ago 2 Comments More, NBA/NCAAbasketball diplomacy, Dennis Rodman, funny notes, NBA Jam, Vatican City
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