Discussion: ESPN The Last Dance 10-Part Michael Jordan Documentary Series UPDATE: Early release due to coronavirus!
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Horace Grant Goes In On The REAL Michael Jordan!!!
If Grant really wanted to get at Mike, he would have waited and did him in. He popped off in front of his teammates while hoping and praying they intervened. Not one ninja is going to tell me I can't eat. Bob said a hungry man is an angry man...I would ate or whooped Mike ass and that my frat brother.
Nothing cooler than seeing MJ laugh at a dumb nigga.
The internet wins again. Glad they didnt put that nigga in the doc, wouldve defeated the whole purpose in having it. MJs racist white fanbase hates niggas almost as much as he do.
Just see the video when they played Orlando. Horace budding around with Mike like they old friends. If a man tried to deny me food we would’ve fought and I would never have spoke to him again,
"Don’t Take a Shot at LeBron": Commentator Reveals Michael Jordan Called Him to Defend and Appreciate LeBron James - EssentiallySports
NBA commentator Michael Wilbon had some off the air information about what Michael Jordan thought of the current Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James.
www.essentiallysports.com
Of all the things that went on behind the scenes, I actually think this was the most fucked up thing. After a game and then on a long-ass flight, you're not gonna let the man eat? Yeah..if I was Grant, no way I was going for that shit.
Alan Parsons, Writer of Chicago Bulls’ Theme Song and Former Beatles Engineer, Talks ‘Sirius’ and ‘Let It Be’
Alan Parsons, prog-pop star and Beatles engineer, on how his song "Sirius" became the Chicago Bulls theme during Michael Jordan's reign.
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No matter,how many teams use it,it will always be known as the Bulls theme intro music....
Can't believe I just said that shit...
Ep 7 and 8 was very good!!..Man, This Documentary gets better and better on every episodes!!.. 
Can't wait to watch the last two eps on this upcoming Sunday!!
Can't wait to watch the last two eps on this upcoming Sunday!!
"Don’t Take a Shot at LeBron": Commentator Reveals Michael Jordan Called Him to Defend and Appreciate LeBron James - EssentiallySports
NBA commentator Michael Wilbon had some off the air information about what Michael Jordan thought of the current Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James.www.essentiallysports.com
Nice try Wilbon, but until MJ comes out and says this publicly or makes a public appearance with him like he did with Kobe multiple times, its all for naught. Hes had plenty chances and passed, dont even got him in this doc.
Jordan Brand is simply a brand of nigga haters now. You cant promote Jordan without getting a shot in on the nigga. Racist white people and coons have carried the brand the last 15 years, wont stop now. Its cool, cuz MJ will experience his legacy being torn down when he passes. His fans will find out he's a nigga too then. Til then yall should just join the cacs and laugh at the nigga, especially if he loses more Finals.
Imagine Kyle Kuzma saying this bout the nigga's tenure with the Lakers 20 years from now. 
And of couse I knew the stans hadnt posted this. 
Jordan fans are the fakest mutha fuckas on the planet, rather keep easily debunked lies alive then look at nuanced truth. You faggots care more about keeping a class and colorism heirarchy in the NBA than actual bball. Shit aint the same without Kobe bruh. Yall are gonna look more and more desperate as time progresses.
Jerry Stackhouse says he was 'a better player' than Michael Jordan when both played for the Wizards
Ask a Wizards fan about the Michael Jordan era of the franchise, and you're likely to send them screaming and running away in the opposite direction. This isn't too far off from how Jerry Stackhouse feels about his time in our nation's capital when he was a teammate of the then-40-year-old superstar.
In an interview with ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, Stackhouse reveals just how disgruntled he felt on the Wizards. Not only does Stackhouse say he thought he was a better player than Jordan was at the time, but he also lost some of the admiration he had for the six-time champion.
"Honestly I wish I had never played with him in Washington for a number of reasons. I felt like we were on our way in Detroit when I got traded there, but it was really challenging to be able to be in a situation with an idol who, at this particular point, I felt like I was a better player. Things were still being run through Michael Jordan, and I love Doug Collins, but that was an opportunity for him to make up for some ill moments that they may of had back in Chicago.
I mean we got off to a pretty good start, but I don't think he liked the way the offense was running because it was running a little bit more through me. He wanted to get more isolations on the post, so we had more isolations for him on the post. It just kind of spiraled in a way that I didn't really enjoy that season at all. The kind of picture that I had in my mind of Michael Jordan, and the reverence that I had for him, I lost a little bit of it during the course of that year."
It's worth noting that Stackhouse felt like running the offense though MJ tanked their season and that he was traded from a playoff team in the Detroit Pistons for Rip Hamilton who would eventually help the Pistons win an NBA championship. But most of his concern seems to be how the team revolved around the whims of a way-past-his-prime-but-still-talented superstar rather than Stackhouse, who was in his late 20s at the time.
The now-Vanderbilt coach also dealt with injuries during his tenure as a Wizard, playing just 96 of a possible 164 total games. His best season was his first, where he averaged 21.5 points, 4.5 assists and 3.7 rebounds per game in the 2002-03 season -- Jordan, for what it's worth, averaged 20.0 points, 6.1 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.5 steals per game in his final season. Stackhouse was traded to Dallas in 2004, along with Christian Laettner and a first-rounder, for Antawn Jamison.
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And of couse I knew the stans hadnt posted this. Jordan fans are the fakest mutha fuckas on the planet, rather keep easily debunked lies alive then look at nuanced truth. You faggots care more about keeping a class and colorism heirarchy in the NBA than actual bball. Shit aint the same without Kobe bruh. Yall are gonna look more and more desperate as time progresses. Jerry Stackhouse says he was 'a better player' than Michael Jordan when both played for the Wizards
Ask a Wizards fan about the Michael Jordan era of the franchise, and you're likely to send them screaming and running away in the opposite direction. This isn't too far off from how Jerry Stackhouse feels about his time in our nation's capital when he was a teammate of the then-40-year-old superstar.
In an interview with ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, Stackhouse reveals just how disgruntled he felt on the Wizards. Not only does Stackhouse say he thought he was a better player than Jordan was at the time, but he also lost some of the admiration he had for the six-time champion.
"Honestly I wish I had never played with him in Washington for a number of reasons. I felt like we were on our way in Detroit when I got traded there, but it was really challenging to be able to be in a situation with an idol who, at this particular point, I felt like I was a better player. Things were still being run through Michael Jordan, and I love Doug Collins, but that was an opportunity for him to make up for some ill moments that they may of had back in Chicago.
I mean we got off to a pretty good start, but I don't think he liked the way the offense was running because it was running a little bit more through me. He wanted to get more isolations on the post, so we had more isolations for him on the post. It just kind of spiraled in a way that I didn't really enjoy that season at all. The kind of picture that I had in my mind of Michael Jordan, and the reverence that I had for him, I lost a little bit of it during the course of that year."
It's worth noting that Stackhouse felt like running the offense though MJ tanked their season and that he was traded from a playoff team in the Detroit Pistons for Rip Hamilton who would eventually help the Pistons win an NBA championship. But most of his concern seems to be how the team revolved around the whims of a way-past-his-prime-but-still-talented superstar rather than Stackhouse, who was in his late 20s at the time.
The now-Vanderbilt coach also dealt with injuries during his tenure as a Wizard, playing just 96 of a possible 164 total games. His best season was his first, where he averaged 21.5 points, 4.5 assists and 3.7 rebounds per game in the 2002-03 season -- Jordan, for what it's worth, averaged 20.0 points, 6.1 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.5 steals per game in his final season. Stackhouse was traded to Dallas in 2004, along with Christian Laettner and a first-rounder, for Antawn Jamison.
Jerry Stackhouse says he was 'a better player' than Michael Jordan when both played for the Wizards
The two players spent just one season together in Washington
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Alan Parsons, Writer of Chicago Bulls’ Theme Song and Former Beatles Engineer, Talks ‘Sirius’ and ‘Let It Be’
Alan Parsons, prog-pop star and Beatles engineer, on how his song "Sirius" became the Chicago Bulls theme during Michael Jordan's reign.
No matter,how many teams use it,it will always be known as the Bulls theme intro music....
Can't believe I just said that shit...
Fabolous killed that sh*t
people are getting real emotional around here.
Yo low key?
Pippen entirely legacy getting slaughtered in this thing
And jordan actually LIKES him!!!
Every single bad thing mj does is somehow someway justified
Every bad thing ANYONE ELSE DOES IS NOW THE WORST THING IN THEY LIVES!
Its brilliant
This whole thing is insane
And they aint finished editing episode 10 yet!
Kobe died for this? This is what its come down to? Some CAC makes a Jordan meme and thats yall joy. LeBron is at home with his kids, Im sure he wishes he was MJ and Kobe still.
Kobe died so Jordan fans could still give Bron the nigga treatment. Make it count!
let me stop as well. i love getting people mad though, don't even have to say their name or quote them and they start getting sensitive.
6 rings >>>>>
Thats yall idol.
let me stop as well. i love getting people mad though, don't even have to say their name or quote them and they start getting sensitive.
It’s actually the opposite.
Replies don’t get them mad or sensitive, it gives them more energy and they get stronger ready to spew more bullshit!
It’s actually the opposite.
Replies don’t get them mad or sensitive, it gives them more energy and they get stronger ready to spew more bullshit!
Michael Jordan got 6 rings he dont need no nigga daddy.
Kobe passing cant even stop Jordan stans from hating and clout chasing Bron.
Nigga died, they like...
I have a separate Knicks emotional support thread
You would not fight MJ. Your career would be over if anything happened to him.
It means only white people like yourself and Coonribbeans like TimRock worship Jordan in 2020. Most Black Americans (the community he comes from) see him for the coon he is and have bigger fish to fry than keeping some self hating jackass that don't do shit for anyone or the NBA propped up because of shoes we bought 30 years ago.
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