British Reactions to The Last Dance - Episode 10
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Nick & Damo are reacting to The Last Dance for the first time! British Guys React! This series was absolutely phenomenal.
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The finals used to be 2-3-2. Now they are 2-2-1-1-1.
Thank you 🙏 Appreciate the info
MJ was like that teacher you hated because they always made everything hard and gave the most test, didn’t cut anyone a break but when you are older and look back, you realize that that was the best teacher you ever had because you knew you really learned something and you couldn’t just slide by. You had to give it your all and study in order to pass.
Completely agree. Great comment, thank you
In my opinion, this is the greatest sports documentary ever made. I was thoroughly engrossed in this during quarantine when ESPN aired in it 2020 for 5 straight weeks. Having lived through this in my early adulthood and revisiting it as an adult was so impactful, really helps you appreciate who and why MJ was the way he was. As I've said before, I'm a Knick fan but there were teams I hated much more than the Bulls despite Mike, Phil, Scottie & crew stopping my team's from its first championship since 1973. The Pearl Jam outro, "Present Tense" is so perfectly chosen when you know Eddie Vedder is from Illinois or that Pearl Jam was on the radio the day Dennis Rodman almost took his life in that Detroit parking lot. That song and "Massive Attack" cover by Jose Gonzalez have been on my playlist for the last 3 years because of this documentary. It's so deep motivating, reflective like this doc was. Again, I highly appreciate this content and you guys trying to learn about our sports, our culture, it's flattering in a way as an American that someone across the pond likes the same stuff I do. Keep it up. For some more recommendations, I think most 30 for 30s are great, there are 2 pretty good "American Gladiators" documentaries, I do prefer the Netflix one over the ESPN one, and for NFL stuff I think you have to watch the John Madden "All Madden" documentary that FOX Sports put together before his passing, that also made me cry as a lover of his broadcasting and the video games that bear his name, it was so beautiful for an icon like that to receive his flowers.
Also for NFL: Peyton's Places on ESPN+ and OJ: Made in America (5 part series) that explains the rise and downfall of the greatest running back of the 1970s, Orenthal James Simpson.
Love this! Thank you so much for the context, this is awesome. Have taken a screenshot of the suggestions list. Will get them in some upcoming Patreon polls
Yeah, the OJ series is another good one. If you didn't grow up when OJ was in his prime, it is difficult to understand how famous he was. He was known for being a really friendly guy who did commercials and worked for NBC as an NFL commentator.
In Jordan’s last game (as a bull) he had 45 of their 87 points.
The second most was kukoc with 15 points. Shows how he literally CARRIED with their scoring.
Rodman played his part on boards and defense as he always does
Those are telling stats! Thank you for the comment!
I remember sports came to an END during pandemic and then out of nowhere, this was released. The Last Dance dominated every sports conversation we had in person wearing stupid masks.
[muffled] “Bro, have you seen ‘The Last Dance?’”
[more muffled] “I’m am watching right now! I’m on episode #! Man, those were the days, huh?”
Love this! Was an incredible sports documentary. Will be hard for another to beat this one
Yes. It is the best sports documentary.
9:50 the Last Shot!
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That was WCW Rodman was wrestling in not WWF
Also The Celtics won 8 in a row...11 in 13 years...most of which took place while there where few teams and no free agency so teams mostly stayed together alot longer than today.
Love the context! Thank you and I should’ve known that was WCW. Appreciate the comment 🙏
The reason teams get rid of their good players is to get high picks in the draft to select the most talented prospects (ex. Bulls selected Derrick Rose #1 Overall in 2008) Also, fun fact Michael Jordan left retirement and played two seasons for the Washington Wizards in 2001-2003
Love that he came back again, and it doesn’t surprise me he got the itch! Appreciate the comment
My brother lived in Chicago during MJ 's 3 Peats. I got to go to some games and it was an amazing time. The energy in the United Center is something I won't forget. Good times!
Bill Russell's Celtics won 11 titles in 13 years. The 90s Bulls had the 2nd most dominant streak, 6 out of 8.
To be fair, there were only 10 teams in the league during the Celtics run (before NBA and ABA merger) and little free agency. There were 29 teams in the NBA in the 90s.
Appreciate the comment and info, thank you 🙏
Jordan’s bulls won 6 of 6 every time Jordan played a full season
@@HarveyWallbangers2 and the talent pool was diluted due to expansion in the early 90s. You can always discount any era. If winning was easy, more teams would do it.
@@SarkisAlexander MJ needed a break. And there is no guarantee the Bulls would have won in 94 or 95.
Good job boys! I think you're now knowledgeable enough to walk into any Chicago sports bar and begin arguing Bulls basketball. 🤣 BTW: The Bulls are on the verge of *yet another* rebuild. That's what everyone is arguing about this morning.
Yeah time to split up Lavine & DeRozan, get salary relief and draft assets.
@@shadowguy20004 I'm fine with trading Zach and DDR. But I want to keep Caruso.
In basketball, football, and hockey you want to completely dismantle you teams to rebuild because you want high draft picks. Most partial rebuilds don't work in these sports and will most likely end up in your team being in what we call purgatory. Meaning they are perpetually a middling team that are a little too good to completely suck and bottom out, and too bad to truly compete. This can go on for years and by the time someone finally decides to blow it up, the value of your players has gone down. So, what you can get in return for trading them is much lower. This is what the current Bulls are going through. They are in purgatory and we've been saying for years they need to tear the team down and completely rebuild.
Makes sense, getting used to the draft strategy and how it really impacts North American sports. Really appreciate the info, thank you for the comment
Easily the greatest sports documentary ever made
Can definitely believe that!
There is a really good documentary on RUclips that covers Luc Longley, who was the Austrailian center on this second 3 peat Bulls team.
Barely mentioned or seen here, but a good player, under-rated, with his own unique story. Worth watching.
Thank you for the suggestion!
Flagrant penalty 1 is 2 free throws and ball from the side (if it was flagrant from Rodman then ball from the side for Utah obviously). The free throws can be shot by anybody... the coach decides.
Penalty 2 is an automatic ejection, though I'm not positive there was such thing as penalty 2 at the time.
Appreciate the comment and info, thank you!
It's STILL baffling this team was split up and didn't get to defend its championship in a shortened 50 game NBA season the following year in 1999, which ended up as NY Knicks, an 8th seed vs Spurs with San Antonio winning in 5 for its first title.
Is such a shame! On paper you’d have to think that this would have been their 7th Championship in 9 years with that team
Jordan would unretire after 3 years and join the Washington wizards for 2 years from 2001-2003
Thanks for the info Taegen! Doesn’t surprise me that he came back again
The individial players woud have been to expensive to keep so with Jordam leaving you trade to grab draft picks and save a bit in the short term
Shame they couldn’t convince Jordan to stay but I think Jerry had already done the damage with his words. Appreciate the comment, thank you
The perception at the time that the Bulls were broken up was that Jerry Krause was eager to prove he could build a championship team without Michael Jordan. He was responsible for bringing in every player on their championship teams except for the most important player. The Bulls were one of the worst teams in the league for the next several years and didn't start to become competitive until after Krause left.
Thanks Dan, I got this feeling too. He was so driven and eager to prove himself that he maybe forgot about what was best for the organisation.
2:07 that MJ’s son is now with Scottie Pippen’s ex lol
Wow! I can imagine that went down like a lead balloon!
Jerry Reinsdorf is still the Bulls owner 🙃🙃🙃
Guessing that doesn’t go down too well in Chicago?
@@DNReactsShowtimeReinsdorf made John Paxson the General Manager for a time and he tried to get a good team together but almost made it with Derrick Rose and Team. But there has never been a hard playing team like the Bulls. Their defense was as good as their offense. I’m 70 years old and live south of Chicago a few miles. We all watched every game and would go to Milwaukee, Detroit , and Indianapolis to watch the Bulls play these respective teams. They packed the stadiums everywhere they went. The only player close to Jordan is Kobe Bryant who patterned his game after MJ. Kobe grew up in Italy and watched European basketball and he said it taught him not to feel privileged.
@@DNReactsShowtime if you wanna see how we’re doing, secret base RUclips channel on their series called collapse did a vid on the post MJ bulls and their mediocrity
They need to make a Curry documentary called “The Last Shot” once his career ends 😂
Awesome reaction/ can you please react to 30 for 30 BROKE.
Thank you Christopher. Have added this one to our list as well 🔥