Jacoby4HOF66
Pull my finger
- Mar 13, 2009
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What's interesting is that Horace Grant was on the Pardon My Take podcast a week or two ago and wasn't nearly as angry at that time as he is now. I think these guys are just trying to get their name back into the rotation. I watched the whole documentary, which was really well done, and IMO Pippen wasn't portrayed negatively at all. They touched on some negative moments (Pippen getting surgery late into the offseason, Pippen not wanting to come off the bench since he wasn't taking the last shot when MJ wasn't there) in Pippen's career but those moments are most definitely part of the narrative. Plus, MJ literally says the 1st or 2nd episode that there isn't 6 championships without Scottie.Read that....also Horace Grant on ESPN.....He is willing to kick his ass even today lol!
Grant rips Jordan over 'so-called documentary'
MJ was/is a massive dick....but he’s still the GOAT.
Refusing to enter the game for the last shot because you aren’t getting the ball is really bad.
So was not getting off-season surgery so he could stick it to Krause and show how valuable he was when missing games. He was severely underpaid, of course, but he signed the contract...Refusing to enter the game for the last shot because you aren’t getting the ball is really bad.
They could definitely do a documentary on him. His childhood, playing career, coaching in Puerto Rico, Bulls Dynasty and then the Lakers dynasty and Kobe/Shaq feud. Plus his time as an exec for the Knicks. Could definitely fill up a 10 part doc with all that contentSo was not getting off-season surgery so he could stick it to Krause and show how valuable he was when missing games. He was severely underpaid, of course, but he signed the contract...
I could have done with a little more Phil Jackson content. They spent some time on him but he's arguably the most intriguing figure/personality on those teams outside of MJ.
Haven't read it but The Last Season should be a good read on the end of the Lakers era. 11x NBA champ...definitely could use more limelight, even if his time with the Knicks sort of tainted his rep.They could definitely do a documentary on him. His childhood, playing career, coaching in Puerto Rico, Bulls Dynasty and then the Lakers dynasty and Kobe/Shaq feud. Plus his time as an exec for the Knicks. Could definitely fill up a 10 part doc with all that content
Will have to add that to my long list of books I still need to read lolHaven't read it but The Last Season should be a good read on the end of the Lakers era. 11x NBA champ...definitely could use more limelight, even if his time with the Knicks sort of tainted his rep.
I could use a supercut of all of the times Jordan cut on Krause. He was mercilessly hilarious going in on him.
So was not getting off-season surgery so he could stick it to Krause and show how valuable he was when missing games. He was severely underpaid, of course, but he signed the contract...
I could have done with a little more Phil Jackson content. They spent some time on him but he's arguably the most intriguing figure/personality on those teams outside of MJ.
Motherland: Fort Salem is a trippy alternate history of the united states where witches took over on Hulu. Normal People (hulu) series is also excellent on the evolution of a relationship starting in high school and the twists and turns of life as time moves on. Apparently this is based on a well known novel as the dialog is just very good. Never seen Daisy Edgar-Jones act in anything else but she is amazing in this.
Halfway through White Lines on Netflix and I'm at the point where I'm going to keep watching only because I've already invested lots of time into the show. 10 episodes, each about 55 minutes in length, and there's a whole lot of filler going on. First episode hooks you in for a murder mystery only for it to feel more like a soap opera from there on out.
Epstein Filthy Rich....
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