Pat McAfee Says "The Last Dance Is The Best Documentary Ever"

Do you think this could be the best sports doc ever made?
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[@hourglass4208]

The Bulls era looked magical. When the reporters and Michael were all drunk in the hotel room celebrating together it made me realize how special that must have been.

[@Chessbox09]

It really was. Road games for the Bulls sometimes felt like home games with the way how the crowd cheered

[@Tabs420]

Should change the landscape on how future documentaries are made. Brilliant!

[@richardsong7732]

overreaction monday

[@matt4122]

You need to create history that's special and unique in order to make a documentary like that. This kind of history only happens once in a lifetime.

[@gagandhaliwal9391]

@@richardsong7732 butthurt bronsexual

[@Hal-md7qw]

Yeah, i like the documentary for sure! But my god the jumping around was aweful. I cant wait for the reddit edit that puts all that footage in order...

[@alexandermerritt3504]

Big Reiner thank you. It was all about money. Just like Jordan. All about money. Still the GOAT of basketball tho.

[@rubbersole79]

That final highlight montage with Pearl Jam's "Present Tense" playing....whoa. That was good.

[@Chevy-hw6lw]

Dennis Rodmans favorite band

[@MusicLuv80]

Watching this Doc showed me that winning championship is hard and it is just something else. I always thought Lebron going to the play offs that many times was a great, but winning a championship and just going to the play offs are two different thing.

[@jp3813]

A lot of things were skipped or severely shortened in the 1992 episode. That was a huge year for Jordan: making the "Jam" music video w/ Michael Jackson, the Knicks taking the Bulls to 7 games, no Drexler interview, etc...

[@blogginsriverbymnl48isabop86]

Ooohh that Knicks series. Man that was intense.

[@Chessbox09]

💯👍🏾

[@jp3813]

@@Wis_Dom They weren't little, just numerous compared to the other episodes.

[@jp3813]

@@Wis_Dom The Knicks almost eliminating the Bulls in the playoffs (aka the start of the Bulls-Knicks rivalry) and Clyde Drexler's views on the '92 Finals are very important stories for that year. Both of which happened in the NBA, hence no rights issue.

[@jp3813]

@@Wis_Dom I was implying that you avoided the Knicks & Drexler just to seem right to begin with. My two out of three vs your one out of three. Ditto on the rest of your reply.

[@randerfernandez]

So Jerry’s to blame for literally the rise and fall. 😂😂 R.i.p.

[@robinweber9640]

Jordan is responsible for the rise. A blind man could see that

[@markarren7480]

Krause put the right guys around him. Too bad Reinsdorf didn't want to keep on paying everyone.

[@benrothstein4482]

Ok but can we talk about how that pizza place literally poisoned MJ and he still beat the Jazz the next day

[@GlacialScion]

Isn't that just obviously a bald-faced lie though?

[@inspectahmetal7978]

I remember watching the first episode and seeing that there was going to be ten episodes and all 50minutes plus. I thought, how could they possibly have that much to talk about without it being stretched out too much. But it was anything but.. actually would have been nice to see two more episodes about Jordan returning for Washington

[@censored1360]

you all nailed it the 2 Jerry's were why the dynasty ended and it was because of 2 things ego's and being cheap skates

[@tonygunk6795]

It made me miss sports more

[@cocktail_dad85]

That Pearl Jam song at the end is absolute perfection. That took it over the top for me.

[@rikmichaels9233]

Best SPORTS documentary ever

[@morrishardin9088]

I agree 100%. This was an awesome documentary. I wish that there were a couple of more episodes

[@gezewich]

"I've seen maybe six documentaries ever, of which, five were about sports. This is the best documentary ever made!!!" -- Pat

[@yourthaiguy]

I lived a few miles away from Michaels palace in Highland Park when a friend called one Halloween and said Jordans GATE was open so we piled a few of the neighborhood kids into the car and sure enough, there he was opening the door and handing out candy. When my buddy remarked that he better stock up once people notice that his gate is open he said Juanita has already had to run out TWICE! Needless to say? Everybody was thrilled....

[@jasonhowell9723]

6 NBA Championships from 1991 to 1998..led by the greatest player who ever lived..the 1990's Bulls are the greatest dynasty in modern sports..from 1996 to 98 they had a combined record of 203 wins and only 43 losses..and never lost 3 games in a row during the 1990's with MJ.. without a doubt the greatest dynasty since the 1960's Celtics.

[@lavatramp]

I'm from the UK and know nothing about basketball. It's the best documentary I've ever seen.

[@jordankit1648]

Right? Better than all the well done sports doc I’ve watched over the years

[@bryanb9907]

Absolutely! Not only was it very well made, but it solidified the fact that Jordan is the GOAT and Lebron should never even be in the same conversation as him!

[@femibello7097]

"You never leave your fo sho team looking for Mo team, because you may end up with No Team"- PREACH!!!!!

[@TonyHemetona]

Damn I need to see this documentary

[@emekaamerican863]

It was good. I couldn't wait to go home every Sunday to watch it

[@pgame20]

You really do, bro. Best doc I've ever seen by a wide margin

[@MsTriggaTre]

Asap brother... asap

[@thatgirlkells5505]

Yes you do!!!!

[@TODDKNIGHT3123]

MJ even got the best of players that he felt disrespected him in the Wizard years!! Look up the Doug Collins interview about coaching Jordan with Washington.

[@Eryxist]

The joke people keep saying, about the Bulls still building. They put together a formidable team, but Rose got injured and it killed everything. People forget how good that team was.

[@jonanderson470]

No doubt, youngest mvp in history and one of the best defensive teams since the 90s

[@dough5415]

That D Rose injury tho 😮 my boy was on the come up and his knee derailed it too sad

[@lukesunseri3279]

Choke out Yahoo 😂

[@uglyduckling4321]

OHHHH!!

[@vinyllpreviews9462]

This kind of reminded me of just how good Jordon was. Anybody who claims Lebron is better never seen Jordon play. You watched Micheal Jordon because he might do something you had never seen before.

[@Chevy-hw6lw]

What is hard to explain and fully understand too is his other worldly (literally) popularity at that time. I mean he wasn’t just a national American basketball player. He was as big as John Lennon or Paul McCartney , as popular as Michael Jackson was , as big as the president . The entire world knew MJ and embraced him . You cannot say that about Lebron.

[@vinyllpreviews9462]

@@Chevy-hw6lw I agree, I wasn't a Bulls fan but I still pulled for him to win, if it wasn't against my team. I really have never done that before, I'm basically pull for the underdog team type guy. I'd never pull for a team to with their 6th title, if it wasn't my team. But, I did for Jordon.

[@agnes-berry]

theyre always so on cue w the mic bits

[@cyber6sapien]

For some reason I always thought that Larry Bird was the one guy who ultimately got the better of MJ. Then Last Dance documentary reminded me that Bird was the coach of the Pacers team that almost beat the Bulls in the ECF in 1998. 😂

[@SactoKevin]

I still can't believe Pat didn't know that much about Air. I'm 29, got my first pair of J's in 1997 (Playoff 12's) and literally every kid I knew in school was a Bulls fan at some point.

[@ryanturner8577]

Same. I'm 29 too. Grew up in the burbs of chicago. Used to watch a 6 hour MJ documentary every weekend and go play basketball all night. Good times.

[@ballerjesuschrist4623]

Wtf just happened 7:38

[@aidanf1967]

😂😂😂 idk

[@brad4492]

Lmaooo

[@montazownianr1]

holy crap lol

[@ibrahimsaladsomo9612]

I legit got nervous dawg. This dude is crazy

[@chip9662]

U must be new

[@13StJimmy]

This documentary was so good it made me order a pair of Air Jordans

[@ivotenotocensorship5247]

"Start swimmin cuz" -Pat shittin on the game McAfee

[@smac91199]

Be loud and proud!!!!

[@smac91199]

INDIANA!!!!!!!

[@top2pear]

Jerry Krause was a villain back then, the kiddies just now learning he sucks. Reinsdorf got off easy.

[@gsullivan1738]

I wish they showed the time Iverson hit Jordan with the infamous crossover.

[@jennyarriola4107]

Then show how different things were the second time they faced off, with MJ swiping the ball away from AI while doing his infamous crossover move 🤷‍♀️

[@tonygunk6795]

The documentary also made me miss old school basketball so damn much. Such wussies in today’s nba

[@dolamitic]

You mean an era where many players worked a second job? An era where hack-a-Shaq was confused as defence? An era where only 3 guys on the court could shoot and only 2 could shoot the 3? What a time to be alive!

[@MsTriggaTre]

Bu toda's player are FAAAAAR more skilled all around... the league/game is much better in many ways

[@irvinurioste4304]

Every time I see this show I put In low volume. You guys are loud.

[@God-wv4bf]

Well you solved the problem already. You have a big brain my friend.

[@The444Media]

Hi Pat

[@nael2770]

documentary should have been 1 episode per week.

[@arashbehalbahalify]

The best documentary ever is "CHOKE". I bet you it has touched more life's then any documentary

[@mustang7603]

Lebron James direct that?

[@meyou3384]

Mustang 760 😂😂😂😂

[@truthtella2661]

So much steve kerr, why barely any Ron Harper? The guy used to average 23ppg. Was a focal point on a team and settled into a role on title team. His back story would have been good

[@brodysteadicus3259]

the magic saying 45 ain’t 23 is the only team that said something to him and he didn’t beat them

[@nwohippo]

he did next game & next season....

[@Chessbox09]

It’s funny how he changed back to 23 the next game 😆. Classic MJ

[@1daddy57]

Ken Burns Civil War?

[@sitizenkanemusic]

Don't worry- Ken Burns and Sir Attenborough are still the Kings.

[@kinglsey1000]

Only a frat boy dbag like pat would say this...

[@1daddy57]

@@kinglsey1000 oh I hate what a leftist douchebag he is, but at the time, it was one of the few times our tax money went to something that was watchable on PBS

[@1daddy57]

we need new Kings

[@michaelrose1645]

We’re do you watch the documentary at

[@StuysBBQ]

Netflix

[@MariusOne77]

Whats Zetos licence plate?

[@markheddle8726]

Oj:Made in America was better IMO. Last Dance was amazing though.

[@williamswiniuch7527]

As a diehard fan you might have a point there. I liked them both for very different reasons

[@joshuakelley7238]

Thank you, as a person who loves documentaries as a whole not just sports. OJ: Made in America, is most definitely the best documentary I've ever seen in my life, and If you agree, there's no any reason for me to explain further

[@starsareangels]

Exactly.

[@twokingz04]

Yeah that doc was really well done. Fully engaged.

[@jonanderson470]

@@joshuakelley7238 Have you seen Blackfish, also a great doc

[@chucksenhowzen9740]

I think Joe Exotic would disagree with that statement 😆

[@slitherking621]

Sorry he’s wrong

[@Chevy-hw6lw]

I don’t know , I mean I am the biggest MJ fan and don’t want to defend the Jerry’s but they did put the team together. The got pippen, Horace , Phil Jackson, Dennis and tony Kukoc together . They definitely deserve some credit , no doubt . However jerry Krause Majorly fu** up to not sign them all 1 more year. MJ was totally right . Everyone would have tried and stuck around for one more try. And that was criminal , and actually unforgivable. You don’t do that to a winning team, to a team of legendary players and coaching staff.

[@jClayT6]

Did he jokingly say controversy wrong? Lmao

[@s0459054]

Hoop Dreams is the best documentary for me

[@bolder2009]

Hoop Dreams is a classic but The Last Dance exceeded my expectations. It goes to the top of my list of sports documentaries.

[@niners5time822]

What is Zitos license plate?

[@showmebaseball6133]

I don’t think pat has watched many documentaries then

[@MrMikekydd]

I was thinking Chernobyl was better, then I remembered it wasn't a documentary🤦‍♂️

[@boylast8163]

Hello there

[@Cmdr__Exo]

General kenobi.....

[@browmaster2197]

I’m going to say it now, it’s a very unpopular opinion and I’m ready for all of the angry yinzers to come at me, Aaron Donald in terms of skill is the greatest defensive tackle of all time. Yes, that means he’s better than Mean Joe Greene, Warren Sapp, and John Randle.

[@legojokeryoda17]

I agree, for the most part.

[@boylast8163]

Mcafee is about to be my last name

[@justclancy1151]

Wtf?!

[@rajisosa1085]

Has pat watched the oj doc

[@lettuce_boi6630]

Daaaaa Bulls

[@shopins2002]

Best sports documentary? Try Hoop Dreams .

[@ballerjesuschrist4623]

Mj=GOAT

[@curtsampson6874]

I imagine that this is from a sports point of view. Its not even within the top 20 documentaries in film.

[@hits.productions]

It definitely is from a sports point of view. However I think it’ll stand the test of time. It’s a damn good documentary.

[@curtsampson6874]

@@hits.productions Oh it will in context. I have no doubt and I am not knocking it at all, its very good. I'm more of saying, I think Pat McAfee's sports opinions actually bring in a diverse crowd including those in film and there are far better docs in the genre to say such a dumbfounding thing for in the moment. Either way, still a good doc.

[@craigwiggan1199]

It was good but it's not even the best sports documentary, scratch that...it's not even the best basketball documentary . That honor goes to 'Hoop Dreams' (1994).

[@GreenDragonPainting]

🤣 best ever!? Nah boss.

[@darius6917]

he said it's the greatest doc he's ever seen. not the greatest doc ever. he has probably seen like 3 documentaries.

[@CharlesBoricceli]

why did Pat say the first sentence in this video like he’s British?

[@luisgonzales4265]

Wait till the Black Mamba documentary comes together...that will be the greatest sports documentary ever!!!

[@seanflawless6807]

Noti Gang

[@cwhoff290]

Shaq, Penny & Horace Grant slighted Jordan & the Bulls, but this documentary didnt want to talk about that.

[@wealthdiscoveries2641]

They could have brought up losing to them, just like they could have brought up sweeping Orlando the following year.

[@MACSX7]

You mean autobiography?

[@cadenalvis]

MJ is the GOAT

[@da31d62]

The bull haven't been rebuilding since then they were the 1 seed in the east with Derrick Rose what is he saying😂

[@inst4rmin.x4_onYT]

Yeah but outside of those few good Thibodeau years Chicago was never close to being that good again.. And unfortunately got robbed of a real shot with Rose. But it definitely took them forever to "rebuild" after 98

[@da31d62]

inst4rmin.x4_onYT you can't say a team that went to the ECF and took LeBron 5 games, and then in 2015 took LeBron 6 games and almost went up 3-1 ”rebuilding” I'm sorry. The Kings have been rebuilding since 01’ not the Bulls.

[@sitizenkanemusic]

The Last Dance is a great SPORTS doc. But it is not as moving and impactfing as Blackfish, 20 Feet from Stardom,, and The Last Waltz (those are from the top of my head.) Hoop Dreams, When we Were Kings, and that OJ Simpson one are still superior sports documentaries IMO.

[@jonanderson470]

Blackfish was great and so many sad preventable attacks

[@MrRonin1]

No way!!! Tiger King is the best documentary of all time! All-time!

[@Logan-bm8cv]

Hi

[@boylast8163]

Pat is my daddy

[@youngboy_chiefkeefsosa3856]

Pause 😂😂

[@legojokeryoda17]

sup guys

[@dandydon6049]

Please, not even close. Just another M J highlight reel. You’d think he never missed a shot.

[@bolder2009]

No you wouldn't think that if you actually watched it. And its extremely naive to think that a doc with one of the greatest icons of sports and popular culture won't be a highlight real on some level.

[@dandydon6049]

bolder2009 Yeah I get that, but the only lowlights were of his opponents. And yes I saw all 10 episodes of this one sided love fest.

[@jordanharris8338]

Are you sure

[@megamurg]

Free Solo > The Last Dance

[@go4stros253]

Thatd great but to watch it on youtube ESPN wants 49.95/month... pass. Failing company flailing

[@delvagus]

Get a vpn, watch on Netflix

[@justinurkoski8091]

Best documentary ever? Not a chance. It didn't need to be ten hours, my goodness.

[@iFanchi]

Should have been longer still a lot of things they didn’t go into details.

[@justinurkoski8091]

Quarters against the wall? Yes MJ is competitive, we get it. Not much entertainment value there.

[@jessicalacasse6205]

bad confusing timeline

[@Ghaffar_KH]

I wouldn't say "the best", but certainly one of the best. Top 5 at least!

[@elbowgang9715]

Nah Hoop Dreams and Soul in the Hole both are better

[@l4dFanatic]

I think it flips around too much and not entirely focused

[@goose_skywalker5044]

But each thing they flip too had a meaning to what happened in the future

[@goose_skywalker5044]

Brian Fontana to each is own. However the flips, in my opinion, were very much needed.

[@Enigmalake]

That’s because he hasn’t seen “The Act of Killing” 😉😂

[@ramses1500]

The bulls are still rebuilding lol should of stayed with the winning formula

[@jonanderson470]

Except from 09 to about 14

[@jeffchick3447]

I wouldn't go that far..

[@jonjones1700]

Undertaker The Last Ride>The Last Dance

[@taskdon769]

It was and still unfair to Krause. Krause built the Bulls dynasty but almost no one gave him credit for it. Krause did not destroy the dynasty and if anyone did so then it was Phil Jackson. Jackson bullied Krause by align himself with Jordan and Pippen and was aggressively trying to persuade Reinsdorf to fire Krause so Jackson can take over as GM-coach. Since Reinsdorf remained loyal to Krause which ended Jackson's tenure in Chicago thus resulted the end of the dynasty. So after witnessing the clusterfuck in NYC, does any of you believe that Jackson should ever involve as executives ever?

[@starsareangels]

Not even close. It was good, not even very good.

[@cutit9085]

So now MJ is the greatest basketball player ANNNNNNND the best docuseries maker ?!?!?!?!?

[@yomommalikethismeat9968]

MJ was already the goat in basketball that ain’t new.

[@jonanderson470]

Hes been the goat for 3 decades wth

[@thatgirlkells5505]

Don't be jealous!!!

[@andrewkirwan517]

The Last Dance is BY FAR the best SPORTS documntary ever, but it is still many levels below Band of Brothers if you want to say best Documentary ever.

[@sitizenkanemusic]

I agree that there's better documentaries out there. But Band of Brothers is not a documentary. Its a miniseries. Besides, The Pacific is far superior to BoB.

[@jonanderson470]

Band of brothers isnt a documentary

[@philipclock]

Nope. Bird and Magic, Courtship of Rivals best SPORTS documentary.

[@lusenuse384]

It isn’t a documentary when MJ’s production company was responsible for it!

[@MercMadam]

Scottie’s burner account 😢😅

[@no9scrum]

not gona lie, i thought it was so over-hyped!! and thats not even mentioning the control Jordan had over the production, he could make the narrative whatever he wanted... thats not what a documentary is supposed to be,

[@Dichotomic_King]

Pat got some money from Jordan last night I see

[@paulhoffman1280]

First off best documentary in the Ebola lockdown is hands down tiger king second but for sports documentary I’ll give it a tie for hbo’s 7 days in hell and the last dance

[@bradenbaker6308]

1 minute ago wowowowowow

[@MRENTERTAINMENT36]

The best documentary ever??? Don't think so!!! Ken Burns documentaries are the best ever!!!!

[@Highatollah]

Planet Earth is far superior and a greater accomplishment.

[@jakethesnake2x]

The show was pretty much just a hit piece on Krause, really sad to attack someone like that after his dead and can't defend himself.

[@SouthernSkeptic]

The best Doc ever? Uhhh no.