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The Last Dance doc is a death sentence to the legacy of anyone currently in the NBA with the exception of maybe Steph Curry.
I think that is why he decided to finally release the footage.
Shows he was the ultimate competitor and winner.
MJ was such a killer
There were guys like him in 90's NFL but in the NFL it is harder to swing a game with your will.
Im only on episode 6 right now
It was in one of the last 2 episodes where there was a buzzer beater and MJ passed it off. People were all "What's wrong with MJ?" Meanwhile for most of LBJ's career, that's been a common occurrence. Kobe had that killer instinct, of course knowing now that MJ was a mentor to Kobe it makes sense.
I wanted to hate on jordan for a year or two because he "beat my team"
After watching enough of him it was impossible
He has/had It, whatever It is
Sounds stupid, but he made me believe in myself in sports a lot more than I should have. Probably made me a much more successful athlete and winner, his mentality was contagious to those who wanted to absorb it. I used to watch the VHS(haha) NBA superstars and Come Fly with Me almost every day before I went to play basketball, and I used to watch them before football games also for some reason(makes zero sense).
Dude has had his demons, but his talent and mental game are flat out the best. One laser focused mother f.
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I watched the '98 finals game 6 last night and it does look like the Bulls dodged a bullet IMO. looks to me that the key to Utah was playing at home (yeah big news). their role players only played at home in that series and with Pippen injured or whatever that was, Jordan willed himself to beat them in game 6, but would he'd been able to do it again two nights later?
did they expand the story about Pippen's back injury in this series? most likely it will be the final episode. if he was carrying that injury a couple days later then Utah would've had a great chance to win in game 7.
did they expand the story about Pippen's back injury in this series? most likely it will be the final episode. if he was carrying that injury a couple days later then Utah would've had a great chance to win in game 7.
Episode 7 was great - probably my favorite up to this point.
Got a glimpse of that stacked Orlando Magic team with Penny, Shaq, Horace, Nick Anderson ...that team was young with so much potential but that broke up fast.
Got a glimpse of that stacked Orlando Magic team with Penny, Shaq, Horace, Nick Anderson ...that team was young with so much potential but that broke up fast.
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Ep 7 was nice
jordan highlights and him feeling the fire again and getting motional at the end was so real
It is what it was, he played that cutthroat. He took no prisoners.
episode 8 shows Jordan's asshole side... this was no secret to people he played with or against him
I told you @conor mcgregor nut hugger , Jordan was worst than Kobe hands down
I told you @conor mcgregor nut hugger , Jordan was worst than Kobe hands down
Jordan was always overrated. They don't get any better than Michael Olowakandi
waiting on episode 9
last two eps
right on
right on
Watched all 10
Easily one of the finest sports Docs I have ever seen
Easily one of the finest sports Docs I have ever seen
Unreal Doc
He was the Best
Present in the Moment
He was the Best
Present in the Moment
I've said this many times. Steph would not be nearly the same player if he played in that era. People can say he would adapt his game blah, blah, blah. No chance. He would be a great role player because he can shoot his ass off, but not a superstar. I think we can all agree that the current NBA is much less physical than 80-90's. Even in this pussy version of the current NBA, Steph sometimes disappears in playoff games because they allow a tiny bit of contact. He would have been battered trying to play against those teams.
I waited until the all episodes aired and watched them all in 2 days. I'm as big of Jordan fan as anyone. I read where he said this doc would make some people not like him. It had the opposite effect on me. It has been amazing to relive those memories. Jordan is, without a doubt, the GOAT.
I didn't mean he'd endure the physical play of rhte 80's and 90's, I meant in the sense that he's pretty much the only player of his generation that didn't bail on his team "for a chance to win".
With a VPN you can get it on Netflix.
netflix from another country?