The Best Reactions to 'The Last Dance' featuring Stephen A., Isiah Thomas & Dennis Rodman

The sports world was abuzz with reactions to “The Last Dance” 10-part documentary about Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls. Check out the best from Stephen A. Smith, Magic Johnson, Isiah Thomas, Charles Barkley and more.
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[@TechDoctorUK]

Rodman deserves a lot of credit. You won't see another player like him ever again.

[@FrancisSong]

Facts

[@RAY296]

Seriously, I can watch clips of him diving for the ball like a madman and endless rebounds all day.

[@WH15P3R3R]

The way he studied where the ball will end up based on its spin and where it goes astounds me. Dude is a genius in his craft.

[@tgo007]

Greatest natural talent in the history of the nba. I wonder how good he could have been if he had like Kobe's drive and work ethic.

[@qs4177]

The real 1996 NBA finals MVP

[@jasonchappell2977]

Even his documentary is the greatest ever

[@lut2843]

After watching the Last Dance, I see why MJ is the undisputed GOAT.

[@cumbusta9175]

And I see why he’s 1-9

[@Orbitalresonancefrequencies]

@@cumbusta9175 Scottie never averaged over 20 ppg with Jordan, stop with the dumb arguments.

[@cumbusta9175]

@@Orbitalresonancefrequencies and he got swept first round, so much for being the undisputed goat and getting swept

[@Orbitalresonancefrequencies]

@@cumbusta9175 Lebron missed the playoffs his first two years, so much for being the GOAT 😭

[@paultaijeron651]

@@cumbusta9175 he had cokeheads as teammates but still carried them to the playoffs just to face the Celtics and pistons with like 5 hofers

[@Mttpt111]

I was born in 2001 and I never saw Jordan play and now after Last Dance I think nobody ever can be better then him.

[@amelialoveharrisreed4310]

That what you think. That fake documentary

[@jackierobert]

Best competitor in all of sports.

[@eduanozie5234]

MJ was a great player & did a lot for the game of basketball, but he's not the greatest of all time. Anyone who watched the game between 1960 to 2000 knows this.

[@michaelazevedo6679]

@@eduanozie5234 okay but he made it where others failed, every players know he was unstopable, as a great star it is not easy to play with a great media pressure and responsability of a team

[@jackierobert]

@KingAces420 ty I was about to say same thing.

[@laOrzy]

MJ: Hits a 3 Other player: nice shot mike MJ: From then on it was Personal, I made sure to let my game do the talking, I dropped 37 in the second half on him

[@Dec4AllTimeAlways]

Michael Jordan hasn't played in 17 years and hasn't won a championship in 22 years. He's still outselling everybody 5 times more! 🤣 He should have his own section in an NBA Store.

[@bubbles1525_]

Shows how branded ppl are

[@rugr82day]

He has his own branch with Nike. I don't mean just a clothing and shoe line. He is part owner of Air Jordan. I don't know if that's happened since then until Step Curry was slept on and now is part owner of Under Armour.

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

He was treated as a separate entity from the nba .. when video games wanted his likeness they needed a separate contract

[@winetrucker3949]

Cause all you by his expensive wear,and make him what he is his shoes are no different from another brand...he's brain wash all of you idiots on spending too much money...you really think he's at home sending thank you letter to all of you.

[@Jeramithehuman]

Put this in perspective Nike makes 900M annually 600M is from Jordan brand alone another 200M from running shoes and athletic gear and the other 100M from all basketball related stuff. Jordan IS Nike

[@saint_teddi]

The Last Dance was definitely the best that happened during this pandemic

[@halash_gowda5127]

INNOCENT NBA PLAYER : good game Mike (with a smile on his face) Michael Jordan : " So I took it personal and went out, dropped 60 on him in the neXt match and kidnapped his wife and children".

[@ladyearthb1249]

🤣🤣🤣

[@joreellex]

Hahahahah good one hahahaha

[@scottishinoz674]

😂😂😂

[@jeankimpiob983]

And he made it up. 😂😂😂😂

[@kaukase539]

Wife and children only? 🤔 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@vincentgeorgeranola5208]

After watching The Last Dance, I am totally 100% convinced that Michael Jordan is the GOAT! Everyone else is BELOW him. After all these years, HIS Airness is still the one - no one even comes close.

[@rockbottom23]

It's now 2021, appropriately "23" years after his last championship, and nothing's changed, MJ is still the G.O.A.T!

[@kevinwheesysouthward9295]

No doubt

[@Rick-N-Something]

I don't care who made the decision but I'm glad someone had the forethought to document all this stuff

[@ZweiPlayer]

This documentary will get an award for sure.

[@toveychow3635]

Kobe won an Oscar. Mj doesn’t want to lose. Here we come. You made 10 mins movie little bro? I do a 10 hrs doc and win an Emmy.

[@cyrilbarcelon7033]

I hope so too

[@flipflop4396]

Award for what? Documentary about Chicago Bulls...where Jordan sneakers...got more time then 90% of Bulls team.

[@CDbiggen]

@@flipflop4396 , I did find the focus on that a bit jarring as well.

[@Blujkw88]

The Last Dance came out while there is no live sporting events in nba. Perfect timing

[@2Corinth5.21]

I agree. It’s the only basketball we have so everyone is extra hype around it. I think it was good documentary but not the greatest ever.

[@natlovesfashion27]

That’s why ESPN asked Mike could they release it now. It was suppose to be debut late summer but because the sports world is dead right now, MJ gave the go-ahead to do it now.

[@trinitylove7309]

But in 2018 they advertised this would be coming in 2020. The documentary

[@dinodadinosaur]

It was always going to come in June this year. They released it earlier because there was no sports

[@joshb20101]

Hee hee

[@pandabearmadness6263]

The episode where Kobe was interviewed and he got emotional talking about really was so sad.

[@liltyg2326]

Mike Jordan all time greatest NO ONE WILL EVER TAKE HIS PLACE NOT EVEN CLOSE......And growing up i was a Barkley fan lol

[@russelturner5771]

Same here, was disappointed when the Suns lost to the Bulls in the finals but you can't bet against Mike.

[@DoubleDash28]

That’s terrrrrrrrruble

[@pauljansen1137]

The Dennis taking a vacation in Vegas sure was a funny part of the documentary!!

[@mrkymrk19]

i think him skipping practice to go to Detroit to wrestle for WCW during the NBA finals was funnier.

[@pauljansen1137]

@@mrkymrk19 o yeah..forgot about that one lol..

[@stephenasunnamedsource2943]

How you guys gnna forget when Phil coached in Puerto Rico and the mayor shot the Ref 😂😂😂

[@caffrey1100]

mrkymrk19 there’s only one Rodman back in the day hysterical

[@normrankin5332]

Barbara O'Neil

[@bhentmacapaz5192]

No one will ever be able to imitate or be as closest as can be to a player like Dennis Rodman who is living two different worlds at the same time.

[@Cofitube94]

Tristan Thompson

[@JayTechZM]

@@Cofitube94 😂 this is a joke right?1

[@DouglasLee9]

Thought not in the documentary, one of my favorite MJ lines ever MJ: Yo, B. Scott, who's guarding me tonight? B. Scott: Anthony Peeler MJ: Hahaha.... 50!

[@CTSaints89]

Yup MJ ended with 54.. 92-93 season I believe.

[@ysnmal]

And he dropped 54 what a legend 🤣

[@pughy79]

Pippen doesn’t come off bad in this documentary at all imo. He’s one of the nicest guys around and one of the greatest players of all time. In THAT context they focused on a couple of poor decisions he made in his career at quite critical times in the seasons. He’s amazing and no shine is taken away from his glittering career at all. I think they could have made more of his contribution, yes, but they certainly didn’t take away from it.

[@wadeo1980]

20 something years later, we all wanna be like Mike again

[@2fly1974]

Twenty years ago as I watched the last 3peat win I remember saying to myself....savor this moment because I may never see this again. The fierce competition and attitude back then was so thick you just don't see it anymore

[@gnd144]

4:10 Nobody cares what this guy thinks!

[@stanleyblount4718]

True

[@koasizmworld1927]

Michael Jordan faced 7 of the top 10 all time scorers. 9 of the top 10 all time block leaders. 7 of the top 10 all time assist leaders. 8 of the top 10 all times steal leaders. Faced a much tougher era of defense with hand cheking allowed & harder fouls etc. MJ is still considered the 🐐 by most people 2 decades after his retirement, that says it all...

[@mysterion5136]

@@gnd144 Who is he and why is he important? The most random dude in this video.

[@craigslistreply6544]

Now all documentaries wanna be like Mike's. He is such a mythical figure even to this day, even at 57, even him without social media. Bird was right. He is a god

[@DaFactsNoNonsense1713]

Ahhh, MYTHS are unseen! = MJ is NO myth = you just saw what he did for real!!! Documented

[@natelove1459]

That doc put the goat arguments to rest

[@ahmadfaisal6267]

He is not a god. He is merely the best basketball player to ever play the game. Irrespective of the youth of today glorifying a player by referring them as a deity, it is wrong and blasphemous. There is only one GOD and Almighty Creator 🤐...

[@gnd144]

@@natelove1459 There really wasn't one. Most of the people slagging MJ are a younger generation, and have the attention span of a funnel! LeBron and Kobe idolised MJ! Enough said.

[@Delboy0]

Apparently they are going to do a season season with Tom Brady. Tom Brady and the New England Patriots are no Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls. Michael Jordan was a global icon known around world and had global impact culturally and so did the Bulls and transcended the sports for global relevance. Only Americans care about the NFL and Tom Brady barely has name and face recognition outside of the US because American football is not popular or relevant outside of America or mainstream. Maybe NFL fans might be interested in seeing a Last Dance Tom Brady version, but most people outside America will not care about a guy dominating a sport only Americans play. Amazon Prime used to do NFL documentaries and there was so little global interest in them, that they now only do soccer documentaries.

[@arnienelson6415]

The '90's was a real magical time to live and work in Chicago!

[@yvettebenjamin8683]

Still and always will be my favorite basketball player. Michael Jordan.

[@claudiashale6881]

The future of all sports is bright after watching this documentary

[@montazownianr1]

This doc is about something that will never back, it's about golden age of basketball, music, movies, it's about past. Future of sport is dark like shitty T: Dark Fate. 😆

[@SH19922x]

Fuckafiti ali hallahakamutana puko fucka fiti allahu kalaka!

[@InfiniteUmbra]

I'm the 23rd like...Let's keep it there folks.

[@bubbles1525_]

It's been bright, didn't need a biased documentary to keep sports alive

[@joreellex]

Exactly

[@uscgbmcmretired2490]

I remember Bob Costas' comment after championship # 6: "He no longer needs accomplishments to make the case for the greatest of all-time, he just adds to it"! That hits the nail on the head perfectly! 28 years later, we still wish we could watch MJ add 1 more chapter to the most incredible career in the history of American team sports!

[@Dec4AllTimeAlways]

In 2020, who have we talked about the most? Michael Jordan. The guy should win Athlete of the Year even retired. He should be named Time's Person of the Year. His popularity may never wane.

[@chazmiranda]

I swear I remember hearing there was a thing like “man of the millennium” or something and MJ did or almost did beat Jesus Christ for the award lol

[@tinosmo1]

I was in the 6th grade when MJ won his first championship. MJ dominated the league while I was in high school. He shut down an entire decade of Hall Of Famers. Players where bigger and stronger and no intentional fouls.

[@joreellex]

Exactly and most people and critics say that he played against older players hahahaha. He played against a more experienced players not even tool old and he even faced the next generation of super stars as well.

[@stamlam3710]

Same here,from what I remember it was supposed to be big man era,most good teams had a center or a pf as their leader,hof players and MJ was dunking on them,he was ending their title runs over and over

[@elitecasting5391]

I was in in the 2nd grade

[@Goeloe]

I just watched it on Netflix ! I learned a lot of things about Michael Jordan. For one he is not only the best basketball player that ever played the game he was the most competitive and realest person on the court he was trying to bring all his team mates to his level. The confidence that he had was one of a kind there will never be another MJ the greatest ever.

[@roystegall3012]

Netflix

[@alwaysbam]

I remember being home stuck in the pandemic bored af. And then we got the Last Dance. Literally the only thing ppl were talking about. The 🐐

[@efrenarnold1106]

Watching the last dance put me to tears . Why ?! Because he lost his dad , quit for almost to years , than came back and win his / their second three peat . Wow that’s the goat mentality there . Peace 👊🏽😎🇵🇭

[@thevyrus3215]

40 years old. I grew up watching Mike, I can tell you this... he's still just as popular now as he was over 20 years ago. That says a lot about just how good Jordan was. NBA has gone through decades of great players since his retirement and he's still talked about today like he's still in the league. Lol he was so good that a lot of early basketball video games didn't even put him in the game because everyone knew what would happen.

[@Ascension_3030]

They didnt put him in the game, because they couldnt afford to pay for the rights

[@junii741]

Dude I'm from India , we don't even play much basketball here , MJ transcended the game . I've been a MJ fan since decades.

[@onebuffalo5402]

I love how Stockton was the one who finally said in the doc "mike was sharpening like 30 knifes, he just chose the russell one as the sticking point to motivate him". Meaning mike had 30 different things in his pocket that he was gonna use as "motivation" to win, there was never like a singular moment of you pissed him off and motivated him.

[@Black14825]

Anyone: *coughs* MJ: I felt it as an offence

[@Chessbox09]

“You think you can cough better than me? Alright ok we’ll see”-MJ

[@bemonclemons1271]

Na fr

[@affarokurz1486]

that was good one hahah

[@sporvath]

Okay, fine.

[@Redonus83]

😂😂😂😂😂 this comment is GOLD

[@burnout3722]

Best...sports...docu-series...ever!!! For this generation thinking LeBron is the GOAT...The Last Dance showed this generation why Jordan is the undisputed greatest! Forever!!!

[@cumbusta9175]

This documentary has change the minds of no one, the goat debate will always be an opinion, There is no right or wrong answer on who you think the goat is if your being smart.

[@belichagua]

Jordan is the G.O.A.T✨❤🙌🏀

[@cumbusta9175]

1-9

[@DaFactsNoNonsense1713]

MJ just exposed how SOFT this era of NBA is currently! MJ RULED the 90’s!!!

[@RickJamesFPV]

Fact. All of these NBA players are "friends" now. M.J. REALLY woulda scored a lot in this era.

[@scottipippen6935]

You can't really say that. Different rules, no smartphones or social media..

[@suxgaming1273]

@@scottipippen6935 wrong spelling wrong 😂😂😂

[@oluwarotimi_98]

@@RickJamesFPV is that a bad thing?

[@hayatelmouhtadi7175]

Lmao dude. Youtown Shenanigans summarized it well

[@Shakespearience]

Person: Does a basketball thing. MJ: *Laughs maniacally* Also MJ: "I took that personally"

[@ianosorio9591]

I lived in Chicago from 1994 to 2001, and those Bulls team controlled the pulse of the city!

[@og87]

This doc is the goat of all sports docs. 👌🏼

[@Patriot2332]

Gotta love how Isaiah and bill make excuses for losing to the bulls. Joe Dumars and John Sally were stand up guys gave them the credit they deserved and shook hands. MJ was not gonna be denied he did whatever he had to do to win, he scored less and helped his teammates get better to completely dominate the NBA. A true champion

[@WH15P3R3R]

Dennis Rodzilla was one of the best parts of this documentary. Skipped practice to go hit someone with a chair.

[@marekwichniarek268]

During NBA Finals! (!!)

[@caffrey1100]

Marek Wichniarek yeh but he came back and kinda help save that finals game 🤣😂

[@WH15P3R3R]

@@caffrey1100 exactly!!! He came back with a great game thats what makes this remarkable. Rodzilla lmao.

[@marekwichniarek268]

@@caffrey1100 Obviously! Rodzilla the best ever at his work! And what a personality! :-) Teh craziest and funniest sportmsman ever (among famous ones). Only he could do sth like that in the NBA Finals history, come back and play great (game 4). And great team with such legends like MJ, Pip and Phil, Worm, so many personalities and so many big egos - and story like this didn't ruin those finals at all. Great personalities, understanding each other and focused on a main goal.

[@russelturner5771]

@@WH15P3R3R Rodman is one of those guys that would get wasted the night before the game and still grab 25 rebounds in that game.

[@WH15P3R3R]

Bill Laimbeer with that we got old excuse. Y'all were back to back champs then got swept. When the Bulls were getting old in 98 they won the chip.

[@BIGGWILL369]

🎯

[@russelturner5771]

Isiah said the same thing, that excuse won't wash not if you are the defending NBA champs the last two years prior.

[@Se0420_]

Pistons weren’t old when the bulls beat them. That’s a myth.

[@Scorhos]

Pistons arent old. The Bulls was ready.

[@NeilLewis77]

As an Englishman who knows little about basketball, is getting to the playoffs not still considered some sort of achievement for the previous years reigning champs. It's not like they bombed all season. They just get destroyed by the the greatest player of all time at his absolute peak, did they not?

[@Dec4AllTimeAlways]

LeBron w/ 64M IG followers = 💰 MJ w/o social media = 💰💰💰💰💰 MJ deserves his own category and section for greatness & merchandise.

[@CulEdz]

What does social media followers have to do with money in this case? Jordan single handedly carried Nike who still sells his shoes to this day for nearly 30 years. Of course MJ would have a fuckton more money. You don’t have to tear down LeBron to bring up MJ.

[@IIIXTREME]

Your mind is so simple

[@suxgaming1273]

@KingAces420 LMAO 8 points shhhhh 😂😂😂😂

[@mobydick3267]

First off that guy lebron - the only reason he makes money is because people don’t know what great is now a days .., or what great smart athlete looks like - he is not that. That is for sure. Michael Jordan is a league if his own. That is it. Next one is and missed greatly is Kobe Bryant. I hope this documentary makes you think people. Think and act that is all.

[@punchdreadnought8101]

IIIXTREME said by the guy who has an opinion different from most HOFers, who acknowledged MJ as the greatest.

[@Blujkw88]

I hope ALL current NBA players watch the Last Dance and become invigorated to win; take this social distancing serious and be in the gym EVERYDAY working

[@kennypalmer3000]

Jordan is on another planet he just proved that he is the goat nobody is not even close not even LeBron James.. the last dance was the most watch TV in 2020

[@cumbusta9175]

What was the point of bringing up LeBron? He was never mentioned

[@kennypalmer3000]

@@cumbusta9175 because I'm tried of people saying that LeBron is better than Jordan knowing that Jordan is the real king

[@cumbusta9175]

@@kennypalmer3000 people say Kobe is better, people say Kareem is better, people say wilt is better, why didn’t you bring up those players to?

[@kennypalmer3000]

The players you just named they all in the hall Fame kobe was is the closest to Jordan then anybody I like LeBron he is from my home Akron, ohio I respect all the great players but I just hate everytime I turn on the TV it's LeBron he is going to be better than Jordan false that will never happen member LeBron had to go join a super team to learn how to win a title

[@cumbusta9175]

@@kennypalmer3000 you still didn’t answer my question, why didn’t you include the other players I mention why you only include LeBron?

[@JosephStealin]

BJ Armstrong still looks like he’s 12 years old.

[@riken7438]

Facts! That man doesn’t age 😂😂😂

[@izaelcarbajal]

You said BJ😅

[@boyimbornal]

Lmao, I was a kid then, now Im old hes still a kid 🤣

[@LadyDuchess]

Finally! I found the comment I was looking for 🤣

[@OwOwOwned]

Bj seems like such a good guy

[@christopherpaul7588]

Love Richard Jefferson's comments at the end! Best comment I've heard about the importance of this great documentary. How this will effect the kids, the "everyone gets a trophy generation." Hahaha! He's right. I think, or at least hope, this will have a great impact on the future of the NBA.

[@9130gabriel]

Isaiah Thomas his personality is like Gus Fring from Breaking Bad

[@Chessbox09]

😆

[@rossross3689]

He reminds me of Jermaine Jackson. I never grew up watching basketball, being from Scotland. I’ve seen a lot of videos of Isaiah tho and he comes across as such a mild mannered and polite man haha.

[@mirzasinggih]

The last dance really showed how underappreciated pippen was when u name all time greats

[@krisgazarichard6304]

I think its safe to say everything peaked in the 90's , Rap was better, Fashion was better, Basketball was better, the way of life was simpler and better. Its good these young heads get to have a glimpse of what greatness looks like....MIKE

[@rucianapollard4057]

Fashion was Not better, but the rest of what you said is true

[@MaxPotentialGreatness]

Michael in Hebrew means “ a gift from god “ or “ who is like god” and Jordan in Hebrew means “ to flow down or descend “ so essentially MJs name means “ A gift from god has come down” .

[@Tony-fq5bn]

No cap.....The Last Dance was, far and away, the highlight of my 2020, just the fact the seemingly everyone was watching this incredible doc at the same time was awesome

[@PrimumGenus]

I looked into his eyes and I knew what he was thinking. It became personal with me from then on, and I used that to motivate me.

[@fabianocostacoelho3591]

I praise Scottie even more after seeing it, despite their focus on his few mistakes in a long brilliant career.

[@jaayjones3159]

2:07 he says what I feel. Really powerful inspiring stuff in The Last Dance.

[@hankobrat]

13:36 This is the bottom line, RJ sums it up pretty well, and I am excited to see how NBA's gonna change after this.

[@petermendez5184]

hankobrat Exactly....thats my favorite part....hopefully kids see this and know what passion and competition means....no friends on that court but your teammates!!

[@Robbiesroadcrew]

I was 12 yrs old when MJ arrived in Chapel Hill. As a young Carolina fan you can only imagine how he impacted my life. Amazing what he became to the rest of the world but I got to watch 3yrs of him develop in front of my eyes.

[@clydetheglidetop5sgtop10du7]

That's rlly cool

[@omegamwihambi2496]

That's super dope

[@CommaLa2024]

Mike may have saved the "League" twice with "The Last Dance" miniseries.

[@NYCBX9]

Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman had similar competitive drives to win at all cost

[@keytrixz]

MJ after winning 6 chmapionships, "they can't win until we quit!! Wow remember? How great MJ was...?Even people who didn't care about basketball tuned in to watch him play back then..

[@Ludasan1]

Undisputed Goat did you hear? yes sir

[@niteporter]

Loved the `last dance` documentary. Thankful they released it on Blu Ray. Still not over the Seattle Supersonics losing in the finals though

[@carlanderton3rd]

The greatest sports documentary of all time

[@lionmane22]

Mike ‘s mental toughness was fascinating, The GOAT!

[@Lazerus53]

ESPN gave us a gift for those weeks. And a needed one.

[@footclann0043]

(Casual Basketball Fan and Hardcore Football Fan here) All I gotta say is 90's was HYPE after watching this documentary

[@lut2843]

You can tell that Bill Laimbeer and the Pistons are still sour getting swept by Mj and the Bulls. Laimbeer tried to say they got old when Isaih was 30, Joe Dumars 28, Dennis Rodman 28, and John Sally 27. 😂🤣😂🤣.

[@lancehood7916]

Facts!!!!!!

[@gregeads689]

I've watched every episode multiple times already. Loved it.

[@Dec4AllTimeAlways]

Lasting appeal matters. That's how you can stay relevant forever. LeBron has 64M IG followers and 46M Twitter followers and MJ with zero social media is still outselling him 5 times more! 🤣

[@caffrey1100]

Mystery is always sexy 😂🤣

[@doylehunte9231]

obviously!he had the shoes first and the shoes is overrated anyway and overpriced

[@OneYulaw]

@@doylehunte9231 But I bet you still copped a pair.

[@doylehunte9231]

@Apocalypse 2385 ok sir!his greatness to his credit helped usher in unprecedented sneaker sales, as well as,the hype and promotion from the NBA that helped catapult his Nike shoes sales to that magnitude.obviously,other players had shoe deals back then in the league,thats a no-brainer,but,they wasn't marketed like mj,he was the chosen superstar to resurrect the nba,remember prior to mj,coming in the league in 1984,the nba was struggling,ratings were down and ticket sales and TV viewing diminished.also,Nike is the master mine behind the different designs of mj's shoe,mj, got lucky and blessed,his emergence is all perfect timing,he came in the league at the right time,Nike helped him and he helped nike,if u switch players and put lebron in the 80's era with the identical dominance he showcases in this era,lebron would've had the same effect with his shoe sales.lets not get it twisted,at the sametime,if mj starting playing in the nba at the sametime with kd,lebron,kyrie e.t.c his shoe sales would've been compromised,simply,because fans would've had options to choose from and would've gravitated to thair favorite players of their liking and bought and supported that players brand.facts!all u people walking around praising Jordan like he was a god,he is not,you'll need to quit it.praise the real god folks!mj had the best team and players positionally during all 6 chips, and, I still say the league is rigged and scripted in all era's.peace! p.s.mj is the best 2 way player in the history of basketball to his credit.however,lebron james, is the best generational,foundational and most complete basketball player ever in the history of the nba.reminder!an individual player can't win chips single handily,its a collective and cohesive unit that win chips.amen!if it wasn't so,the 6 consecutive years mj didn't make the playoffs confirms and solidifies my point .have a nice day!

[@butterflycocoon9664]

@@doylehunte9231 "If should never be in the dictionary cause you never see the flip side of it" - MJ

[@danieldimino4622]

The documentary was fantastic...so was Jordan's basketball game and athletic ability

[@mrkymrk19]

when it comes to his mindset for always being in the gym working on his game. the only other player i can think of is Jerry Rice. similar mindset on always staying on top of your game and being laser focused to be the best you can be whether on the field or on the court

[@dbergkampafc]

The greatest documentary about the goat player and team. This should educate the youngsters from this era about the greatest competitor sports has seen, this was when the league was tougher and better. When will America realise Corden is not funny. Norm just needs ignored.

[@progressivelibertarianview8832]

The last dance solidified the gap between Jordan and LeBron and who really is the goat. I just wish it were longer and went a little more in-depth on his impact on the sneaker shoe culture

[@chef7532]

mad to think this all happened in may and april and im already looking back on it like good times

[@vogirovottega]

Rodman is defensive player of all time ... name me a player able to go binge party and back to play off next day in the highest level i will wait

[@leoserna5961]

I want to see NBA again .......thank You last dance episodes

[@mrudulatalari5787]

Michael saves nba again... ❤️

[@wreckim]

Thanks to the Last Dance my Sports entertainment were no longer limited to which Dodger players were sent to the Minors. That's what I've been watching in for the last two months. Thanks Michael!

[@jaradat]

13"45 to 14:04 Richard Jefferson with the best description for the series.

[@p.f.912]

Looking back to this documentary, it makes you realize how GOATish Michael Jordan is. Since he started the superteam in Miami, Lebron teamed up with players that have made a combined 78 All star appearances: Dwayne Wade (13x), Ray Allen (10x), Dwight Howard (8x), Anthony Davis (7x), Kyrie Irving (6x), Chris Bosh (11x), Kevin Love (10x), Rajon Rondo (4x), Marc Gasol (3x), Andre Drummond (2x), Zydrunas Ilgauskas (2x), Mo Williams (1x), Kyle Korver (1x). Jordan played with players combining only 11 All Star appearances : Pippen (7x), Rodman (2x), Horace Grant (1x), BJ Armstrong (1x). Think about it. It's just nuts how on another level MJ is. And he did it in an NBA where people hit you to the ground when playing.

[@maseay91]

Last dance was amazing.actually hit me emotionally

[@tlopez99]

Whether or not you believe that MJ is the GOAT in basketball, his timing and marketing savvy is without question the GOAT. He just proved to a generation who has never seen him play that he is the indeed the GOAT through a badass documentary.

[@NothinButGame]

Isaiah talking bout “we were coming down” smh he was 30 and Dumars was like 27-28

[@ryanatorryanson9535]

...And had just won back to back titles.

[@_Mojitoo]

Yeah he's talking like they were as old as the 2012 boston celtics team

[@Kempstertainment]

This is the Best sports Doc ever made. And probably, that ever will be made. Legend. GOAT.

[@jrm2181]

makes me wanna watch Last Dance all over again!

[@Aswinishere]

I hope one day they make a LeBron documentary about his team hopping and joining superstars.

[@cyber6sapien]

Yup. I hope they tell the tale of how LeBron had to struggle to bring Anthony Davis to the Lakers. 😂

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

I wish I could go back to the 90s to watch the NBA and the NHL, that was TV that would have been worth watching.

[@growing.grounds4054]

As a bulls fan who fell in love with the bull in 04'05 this doc made me realize wow I would've been a pacers or Knicks fan cause I liked underdogs 😅😂😂

[@skt3worldswhileg20worlds8]

Put Charles and Stephen A. on the same segment called pronounce battle. Charles Barkley: "Toni Kucoke" Stephen A.: "Kawhi Lennit"

[@mddi1420]

Add Chris broussard with his « Draymoooo »

[@MrGenexxx]

Add Shannon Sharpe with his "Goat James"

[@Matt-w9m]

The best sports documentary I have ever seen

[@kelvingillett5331]

Its kinda amazing to me to see everyone on hear looking and acting surprised and I've been saying and knowing all this and i didn't even watch one single episode of the last dance because i lived the times and i will never forget . jordan is jordan and he was who he was then and he still who he is now .after babe ruth living through the times the only other athlete i know who is living through the times is Michael jordan .

[@amelialoveharrisreed4310]

Good for you

[@smeckthebeck]

I'm No Jordan fan, in fact, I'm one of those ANTI-BULLS and ANTI-JORDAN of the 90's (The Dream and Rockets fan here), but for me, he is literally the GOAT.... take this from the Great and Legend Larry Bird, "wasn't Michael Jordan out there (during the 86 playoffs 1st round), it was god disguised as Michael Jordan......

[@TCadillacM]

Love the show, it should be called the last cigar tho lol

[@bismuthlogan2471]

poetry in motion

[@rajsingha1099]

Great documentary. Amazing insight.

[@spsenator]

90’s NBA was a different brand of its own and so much better than todays..in Luciano Pavorotti’s voice “I LOVE THIS GAAAME”

[@patrickthecaptain273]

The best documentary about the best athlete ever 😍😊👍

[@rxramon]

The only thing missing was being able to have interviews with Kobe included. Even though he passed, I'm surprised they didn't include interviews he did about MJ in the past.

[@mysterion5136]

He was interviewed for a short while.

[@rxramon]

@@mysterion5136 You're right, I had to rewatch that part.

[@toveychow3635]

Epic epic. U got to be the best to make this happen. 6/6 makes it much easier to make this documentary than 3/9. Nothing against Lebron. Hope he win one more with lakers.

[@aericacio]

Mike has tunnel vision. He is borderline psycho on terms of competitiveness. growing up watching Kobe I could say His Airness was Mamba Prime. The first and the pattern for Mamba Mentality