Official Michael Jordan 'The Last Dance' Doc Thread (NO SPOILERS)

[jwinfield]

You're probably right but how were the bulls able to keep a retired player on the same salary while he was retired? How did the nba accept that?

Is there a rule saying that teams can't pay players if they retire?

 

[Amor fati]

Very inspiring this documentary, I'd be surprised if no one takes something from this and apply what Jordan and the others did.

 

[Formerly known as...]

Although Brady didn't win a ring in his final season as a Patriot. A similar style documentary some day would be epic

 

[Atlrocafella]

You can’t have the nba without loyal fans mane

 

[Ziggiy]

Why does everybody say that Jordan HAD gambling demons back in the day when dude still gambles to THIS DAY.


It wasn’t some crazy conspiracy theory. Jordan didn’t get secretly suspended (which is a fukking dumb ass theory in and of itself) he didn’t get his own FATHER killed. He was exhausted and heart sick and walked away. Simple as that. PERIOD

 

[Canada Goose]

Just finished watching and....

Spoiler

I didn't know Rodman went to WCW in the middle of the NBA finals always assumed he went during the NBA off season.


MJ holding on court grudges against players who trash talked him


This might have been the GOAT sports documentary.. I was legit sad towards the end of episode 10 and I'm not even a Bulls fan

The interactions of players from the opposing teams after MJ beat them was dope. Patrick Ewing and Larry Bird being like fukk you after MJ beat them was


Am I the only one who thinks that Utah Pizza shop poisoned Mike Pizza on purpose it was kinda implied in the doc

 

[Atlrocafella]

I didn’t start following the Bulls and MJ until the 96 championship season. This was a great doc to take me to the earlier years.

 

[gluvnast]

That double clutch MJ shot, he damn near forced that shyt in. Larry knew

Because the exact thing happened to Bird while facing the Lakers in the '87 finals.

 

[LezJepzin]

This guy

 

[OfTheCross]

 

[MVike28]

Being a Teenager in the 90s was EVERYTHING

The goat decade I miss it so much

This guy

What a life what a life

 

[Ironman]

Mj jamming hard af in the bus

 

[OsO]

When MJ was talking about run it back, he was talking about the team, not just him and Phil.

He mentions Kerr, Jud and other guys coming back for 1 year.

"If Phil was gonna be there, if Dennis was gonna be there, if MJ was gonna be there, to win OUR 7th, Pip was not gonna miss out on that."

He's not talking about him and a half decent roster made up of guys Krause brought in after letting everybody go. He's talking about the team that won it all.

I see what you're saying, and you may be right. But my biggest issue is they didn't even try. They didn't even explore what the contracts were going to be for those guys. They didn't give the GOAT a chance.

You gotta give the GOAT a chance

 

[OsO]

Although Brady didn't win a ring in his final season as a Patriot. A similar style documentary some day would be epic

Very similar situation... if everybody puts their ego to the side for the sake of winning, there's a good chance they win the Ship.

Brady in NE next year gives them a chance at the Super Bowl. Any time the football GOAT is under center for the Patriots, they have a chance to win the bowl. Now next year both teams (Pats/Bucs) would be lucky to make the playoffs

 

[tjax03]

2001 Lakers wouldve swept the bulls in 5