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

[SteelCitySoldier]

Funny as hell that people aren't knowing that they can watch this on the ESPN app. Asking for links and shyt instead of just going straight to the source

 

[Raw Lyrics]

He worded it wrong. The media made so much bullshyt about Kobe being a “a$$hole” and no one wanted to play for the lakers cause of Kobe blah blah. This was actually a big talking point haters would use aganist the lakers even on here. There’s like 385728384838 different threads of nikkas saying “nobody want to play with Kobe” and that was a popular narrative once upon a time. It’s just different times plus MJs a$$hole behavior wasn’t that much in the media during his prime, where as everybody knew about Kobe’s behavior since the Shaq shyt. Different times

Also, Jordan made sure to have his nice guy image when in front of the cameras, so it was easier for Jordan to get away with being an @sshole behind the scenes.

Kobe didn't up no fronts he was the same in front and behind the cameras.

 

[nyknick]

We have two episodes left and you're really telling me they won't address MJ's Hitler mustache at all?

 

[threattonature]

The highlights in the documentary got me thinking Horace Grant was more explosive than I could remember as a kid.

The goggles were an underrated accessory lol surprised no one in this generation has tried to bring it back.

Horace was a beast. I was recently rewatching some old games and his ability to switch and trap and make up ground was incredible. I believe the early three peat Bulls were better just because how athletic Horace, Scottie, and Grant were and how much ground they made up. I think defensively he was hugely underrated.

 

[MVike28]

Episode 8 was great, just watched it last night.

Can't wait for 9 and 10. No leaks so the anticipation will be crazy.

 

[OHSNAP!]

Horace was a beast. I was recently rewatching some old games and his ability to switch and trap and make up group was incredible. I believe the early three peat Bulls were better just because how athletic Horace, Scottie, and Grant were and how much ground they made up. I think defensively he was hugely underrated.

Brah, just wanted to type this. Dude was an animal on the court, beast athlete, super explosive, hustled mercilessly near the board

 

[jwinfield]

Horace was a beast. I was recently rewatching some old games and his ability to switch and trap and make up group was incredible. I believe the early three peat Bulls were better just because how athletic Horace, Scottie, and Grant were and how much ground they made up. I think defensively he was hugely underrated.

Doberman Defense

 

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Better be some Luc Longley appreciation in these last two

Director said there won't really be any focus on Luc, the lockdown affected production's ability to get to Australia and it would have costed thousands more.

He also said Luc was extremely quiet, so there isn't much behind the scenes footage of him speaking.

 

[OHSNAP!]

Director said there won't really be any focus on Luc, the lockdown affected production's ability to get to Australia and it would have costed thousands more.

He also said Luc was extremely quiet, so there isn't much behind the scenes footage of him speaking.

Boomerang boy still shook from

 

[cornercommission2k12]

And Jordan had a losing record against Hakeem And Houston in the 90s. Mad max was to Jordan what Beverley was to Westbrook. Jordan said he don’t know about beating Houston in93 because he And team was worn down From the three peat and Hakeem was hungry with a young athletic squad surrounded by shooters. I definitely think that series would’ve been the most competitive for Chicago In That era. Hakeem wasn’t of Jordan’s circle aka he was foreign so he didn’t have that same admiration and inferiority complex that Charles Drexler glen rice Smith and the rest of those guy had for Jordan. He was Jordan in his own mind. He motivated and pushed himself And his teammates to win just like Jordan. Hakeem fasted through the playoffs in 94 so that should tell you how hungry and drove. He was to win

bulls would have mopped the rockets in a 7 game series. especially the 95-98 team

alot of the bulls losses to the rockets in the early 90s came on the road while the bulls were in the midst of road trips including that dreaded texas triangle where a lot of teams wouldnt do well having to face the spurs rockets and mavs. the bulls were dropping games to the spurs too.

and once the bulls got rodman it was a wrap for houston from 95-98 the bulls went 5-1 against the rockets in the reg season with the lone loss being the game rodman missed. if the rockets were that great they would have met jordan at the top, west wasnt the dominate conference at that time the east was.

 

[MVike28]

Floating

 

[MustafaSTL]

This may have been posted already on here, but does anybody have the gif of laughing while looking at the iPad with Gary Payton talking?

 

[aceboon]

I hope yall know, MJ's leadership in terms of how he treated others is not something that transcends into everyday life. Do that shyt in an office and see how quickly you get fired.

It worked for him, his individual greatness, and his situation ONLY. The idea that his brand of leadership is anything else but singular would be foolish.

Yes, calling someone in the office a bytch or ho will get you fired, groundbreaking stuff

 

[NYC Rebel]

Yes, calling someone in the office a bytch or ho will get you fired, groundbreaking stuff

Sure is to dikk riders like yourself.

 

[Raw Lyrics]

Yes, calling someone in the office a bytch or ho will get you fired, groundbreaking stuff

Slam dunking on someone in the office will also get you fired.