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As someone who not only began following basketball at the age of four-years-old, but did so by watching the Chicago Bulls, my knowledge of the game and those guys is relatively high, in my honest opinion. I mean, I was the kid, who was obsessed with knowing history and its greatest figures and in this case, it just had to be basketball and Michael Jordan.

So with the release of “The Last Dance” documentary, I truly hope to watch nearly all of the things I’ve learned about these guys presented in a light that is refreshing. There are MANY books on these guys/time period. YouTube is low-key a shrine for all kinds MJ or Bulls videos. So to speak on this subject, especially on big platforms such as ESPN and Netflix, means you have to come correct and be the difference maker, many weren’t before. 

In a way, it reminds me of rap and what our culture goes through, every time someone has a piece about Tupac and Biggie. What could honestly be said given the information that’s been out for many years now? But hey, that is the challenge accepted by the authors, podcasters, and film crews who want to tell their story through those men. Either way, I’m enjoying TLD and I hope you are too!

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