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The Last Dance - Episode 4
🕑 Added 2023-08-31 12:50:20 +0000 UTCThis series just gets better and better! In what management insists is Phil Jackson's final season in Chicago as head coach of the Bulls, he continues to seem like the only one who can steer this unique, singular collection of talent to another title.
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Brandon Risley
If you want to know more about the 80βs Pistons, check out the 30-for-30 called βBad Boysβ.
Damon Richmond
Thank you π
Jordan
Magic point guard, Jordan shooting guard
Damon Richmond
Thank you Michael!
bietz
Oh, and speaking of pieces of sh*t, don't Google Karl Malone and 13-year-old.
bietz
Isiah Thomas was, is, and always will be a little b*tch. And, btw, was sued when he was the GM for the Knicks for sexual harassment. So he's not only a little b*tch, but also a piece of sh*t.
bietz
Just as an FYI, here are the rosters of each of the championship teams. notable that Michael and Scottie are the only players to crossover from the first three to the second three. https://www.michaeljordansworld.com/teammates.htm
Damon Richmond
Valid points, I keep forgetting this. Itβs such a huge difference from the sports Iβm used to. Appreciate the info π
Damon Richmond
Love the info, thanks for this! The Isiah Thomas story goes a lot deeper in the next episode too. Covered off the Olympic Team of 1992
Damon Richmond
Thanks. I was miles off π
Damon Richmond
That is some career! He needs more fingers
Andrew Martyn
Phil has 11 rings as a coach and 2 as a player. Pretty crazy.
Andy Johnson
The late 80s Pistons teams were great, but part of what made them so formidable is how irritating and thuggish they could be. Their leader, Isiah Thomas, is incredibly underrated. Easily a top 5 point guard all time who always gets overlooked because nobody likes him. Jordan refused to play on the 1992 Dream Team if Isiah there so he was left out. You also asked about NBA player/coaches, there are several who have gone on to coach but with mixed results. Since Phil Jackson, the most successful has been Steve Kerr (featured in this series) who was the coach for all of Golden State's recent titles.
Shawn Harden
Malice at the Palace was in 2004
JT Rebel
Loyalty to a NA (North American) is not a thing because these are not "Clubs" with 100+ Year Histories....These are Franchises with not only no consequences for doing the worst in the league, but even get rewarded for doing the worst in the League (remember a couple episodes ago about the Bulls "tanking"?).....That's why there's no loyalty amongst players/coaches in NA Sports
JT Rebel
Ahhh, and now we get the introduction of the Legendary "Triangle Offense"....Phil won 6 NBA Championships with the Chicago Bulls, and 5 NBA Championships with the L.A Lakers...Safe to say the Triangle really did wonders for Phil
