Official Michael Jordan 'The Last Dance' Doc Thread (NO SPOILERS)
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Lebron doesn’t even come close to Jordan. Kobe was the closest oneI envy brehs who got to watch this man live
All I had was YouTube
Grateful to have seen Kobe, Bron, and all the other great talents of today tho
Eye Cue DA COLI GAWD
<--- Cleveland Browns winning that many, boi!
Off this doc, ESPN gonna be doing sex scene during Game of Thrones numbers next five weeks
I envy brehs who got to watch this man live
All I had was YouTube
Grateful to have seen Kobe, Bron, and all the other great talents of today tho
Fax....I remember 97 and 98 as a little nikkas but that’s about it. Growing up I watched every time The bulls were on ESPN classic and when YT dropped it was a wrap I was watching every video and collecting J’s in HS
lochead
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I envy brehs who got to watch this man live
All I had was YouTube
Grateful to have seen Kobe, Bron, and all the other great talents of today tho
Bruh, 88 was the first time I saw
live at the old Cap Centre and it was a movie 
BelowTheMasonDixon
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IF you mean style then ok. but if you mean talent. stop it fam. I'm a Jordan stan, don't even really like Bron, but that nikka bad as fukk. and you lying to yourself if you say otherwise. Hell I might even take Kobe over Lebron, but that doesn't even say that much on any given day all of these dudes are peers.
Smh, watching this makes me wish there could’ve been a similar doc done about Kobe and Shaq. 
But this is looking like it’s gonna be an exceptional doc.
But this is looking like it’s gonna be an exceptional doc.
They did. The '80s was better than the 90s and it's obvious why. The league had only 23 teams and then it was top-heavy at that. The NBA didn't have another deep draft class till 1996. The NBA had several good 1-3 classes in the early 90s but the depth was garbage in those classes. MJ's Bulls benefitted from 7 straight seasons of top 10 picks. From 1978 to 1989, the Bulls had 11 top 10 picks. In that same period, they had 13 top 13 picks, on top of that, those drafts had quality depth. Bulls benefitted from the expansion era of the late 80's/early 90's, Lakers/Celtics/Sixers/ fall from grace, etc.
You gotta think about the bullshyt teams like LA/Boston/Philly pulled in the 70's to land Magic, Irving, and Bird. The NBA has to be fixed or else, you can't win. This is a star's league.
cartierhoe
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That's not the point, all 3 are great talents that anybody would pay to see perform
And my avi already tells you what time I'm on lol
Dr. Narcisse
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Damn they just showed Kobe in the stands watching Jordan beat the Clippers
Edit: Jordan missed two FTs late and Scott sent a sub at Skip
Edit: Jordan missed two FTs late and Scott sent a sub at Skip
THE MACHINE
night owl
It comes back on in 15 minutes.Anyone got the mustard? Pass me that shyt
Might be on the ESPN app as well
And for the person who asked why they are doing the timeline jumps is to how the team, Phil, and Krauss ended up having the strained relationship that to do that would be the last run they had together. I like it. Especially with how it shows MJ's origin of why he has that desire and will of working his ass off to want always win. Never knew it was because of him being in brother's shadow
Fred
Fred
Rell84shots
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Those of us who grew up in the 90s got to see the seamless transition from the MJ era to the Shaq/Kobe era
Tenchi Ryu
Ashtray B!tch
Shiiiettt its literally guaranteed we getting a Lakers doc nowSmh, watching this makes me wish there could’ve been a similar doc done about Kobe and Shaq.
But this is looking like it’s gonna be an exceptional doc.
Especially since we lost kobe
Don't bother, you gotta know that the MJ trolls will be out during this doc. Let them troll for now.