The Last Dance (ESPN&Netflix)

Have you been following the series about Bulls and Jordan and their 97-98 season?

I have seen two episodes as of now. There are some cool retro clips and they have several interesting interviews there but otherwise I don't see the big fuss so far, as most of the stuff is already well-known.

Good entertainment but nothing earth-shattering

 

Ah'm 4 episodes in and loving it... cannae wait until May the 4th when they release the next 2 episodes. The last ones showed the rivalry wi' the Pistons, Rodman and the '91 season. Tremendous stuff!

 

Zeke Thomas needs to get COVID-19... and not pull through.

 

The hell did you expect?

 

I often look for some new information from a new document

 

I like how MJ was a total dick to Scott Burrell because "he was such a nice guy", specifically the fact that he chucked him off the trainer's table because "I played 48 fuckin minutes last night and everything's fuckin hurting, but you're (Burrell) worried about your god damn hamstring?!?!? Get your ass to practice!"

 

Yeah, the 4th episode was clearly the best so far and took the series to a new level

 

The big fuss is that not everyone is as old as we are. A lot of media people are millennials who didn’t grow up with this stuff like we did, or at least not all of it. In fact it’s good this got released around this time because a lot of the millennials who think Lebron James has an argument for the best ever needed to be silenced, forever.

Anyway, like with most stuff I haven’t started it yet but I’ll get around to it eventually.

 

Speaking of The Last Dance, Dennis Rodman is on Tyson's podcast tonight. Definitely tuning in!

 

Best show on Netflix (if you like sports, that is).

 

I've seen seven episodes so far. It's still solid, but has turned a bit too much into a Jordan fanboy document

 

And nice timing for Nike to re-release the Air Jordan V's:





Only US$270.

 

Not interested.....and now apparently Trump has upset Scotland Pippin.