haha according to people on here, they say it's because the players now have a better basketball IQ....ptown_trojans_1 wrote:Because, it was great basketball. Some of the best I'd argue.chicago510 wrote:It was a really cool documentary, but my roommate, who just started following the NBA in the last few years was like...so how many championships did these teams wind up winning?LTrain23 wrote: This was the best 30 for 30 and it's not even close, at least imo..
Really brought me back to when I was growing up as a youngster watching the NBA and how heated some of the rivalries got..
I answered zero, neither Miller nor Ewing has a ring. (Go Bulls!)
He said, so why did they make a 90 minute documentary about them battling it out in the early playoff rounds?
I really had no response. But it was still pretty sweet.
I loved it. Like others, it brought me back to the days when I loved the NBA. Those Pacers and Knick teams were sick. BTW, someone needs to do a documentary on the Rockets during that time period too.
My gf, who is not an NBA fan watched it with me and really enjoyed it as well. She said why isn't the NBA like that now? I had no response.
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