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[Jordan/Bulls Documentary] 'The Last Dance'

Discussion in 'NBA Dish' started by J.R., Apr 16, 2020.

  1. dmenacela

    dmenacela Contributing Member

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    Am i the only one who has no interest whatsoever in this documentary?

    I love the fact the rockets have 2 championships wedged in between those 2 bull runs.
     
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    I liked it. Looking forward to getting more in-depth footage during the season but good backstory on MJ. Wish they would have shown more of his highlights to the young youtube generation who never got to see him play. I was fortunate enough to watch a lot of his career (starting watching hoops at 10 years old in 1987). The fact that guys like MJ and Bird said what they did about his talent and drive speaks volumes. Dude was a straight assassin.

    Yes, I think we still beat the 94 and 95 Bulls with our roster and MJ played second-half 95 and had amazing playoff stats...that team just wasn't designed properly from a supporting cast standpoint and couldn't handle the Magic. Once they got Rodman and a few others they hit another gear.

    Can't wait to keep watching.
     
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    Any links? missed it last night due to work
     
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  4. rrj_gamz

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    After 2 episodes, I'd say it was ok, nothing wanting me to rewatch. Good to see the history / timeline and the "behind the scenes" drama. Confirms MJ was competitive, borderline ahole, but who isn't?

    Also main reason I watched is bc I need sports in my life
     
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    The GOAT
     
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    Played like a GOAT.

    Did lines after he retired again like the GOAT.
     
  7. adoo

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    every Bulls personnel disrespected him. who was previously a baseball scout for Bulls owners (Reinsdorff) other toy, the Chicago White Sox.

    there was a story that the Bulls team had invited the short chubby Krause to join them in their warm up / shoot around, saying that "we'd lower the basket for you
     
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    which beckons the question,

    had Jordan not pursued his baseball career full time, would the Bulls have won 8 rings in a row ?​
     
  9. Dr of Dunk

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    You heard that in one of the first 2 episodes where Jordan was asking him about the pills he took and were they diet pills. Also about Scottie tearing into him so bad, even Phil had to step in because it was getting out of hand. I think they even had video of the "lower the basket for you" comment by Jordan, I believe, in the episode. I kinda felt bad for Krause.
     
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    hell no, him and his Napolean complex can go to hell, which is where i think Krause is,

    i dispise him and the owner for what they did to jordan, pippen and PJax
     
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    He’s lucky Clyde, Chuck and Dream got stopped by Utah.
     
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    That season took a pretty hefty toll on those big 3... all of them had injuries or were fatigued by the end.

    Maybe at the start of the season, they'd have likely been able to beat the 97 Bulls in a 7 game series. Not so sure the version they had at the end (complete with 56 year old Eddie Johnson, and 300 lb Sedale Threatt) would have been able to do as well.
     
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    The turmoil surrounding kukoc really brought down the organization.

    The core of veteran guards was never
    really upgraded. Bulls should have went after Eddie Jones after Jones left Lakers or Harold miner, Easley from the jaZz maybe!
     
  16. Blake

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    Yeah current-day MJ appears to have yellow eyeballs
     
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    MJ looks older than his mother who is aging extremely well.
     
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    He also had vision to trade for 18 year old T-Mac too and would have traded Pippen for him but MJ said no. T-Mac could have easily been groomed to be a new evolution of Pippen as T-Mac had pip and mj influence to his game that MJ could have helped develop.

    T-Mac's rookie year at 18, it seems he couldn't handle his head coach Butch Carter though. T-Mac so butt hurt that he got the coach fired and still wont mention Butch by name and brought him up during his HOF speech-

    “Your best move, Zeke, was firing that coach my rookie year — firing that coach my rookie year that criticized me saying I wasn’t going to be in the NBA in three years,” McGrady said. “Was he wrong? Boy, was he wrong. Boy, was he wrong.”

    You could say "t-mac was motivated by being doubted and proved his former coach wrong," but i think he was going to develop anyway with or without being pushed with positive or negative motivation purely based on god given talents. To me, it sounds like Butch was being hard on him to motivate him because as history shows, T-Mac wasn't what you'd describe as a hard man. I think Butch saw that softness and was trying to man him up and take an elder adult role in T-Mac's life on/off the court and T-Mac couldn't hack it. IIIRC, he couldn't even deal with Doc Rivers in ORL. Some people just don't respond to negativity as motivation, they need positive reinforcement and approval. T-mac just wasn't built to have MJ as a mentor who would have been 100x worse than Butch Carter.
     
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    I wish they'd stop b****ing about Harden drawing fouls. I mean what... oh wait... we're talking about Jordan here?

     
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