The NBA playoffs and regular season would be the talk of sports right now, but due to the Coronavirus pandemic fans are not able to see the tradition in 2020 as of yet.
ESPN has pushed up a documentary about the legendary 1997-1998 Chicago Bulls that were led by the iconic Michael Jordan. The Bulls went down as one of the greatest teams ever, but this documentary may shed a different light on the image of Michael Jordan.
He spoke with Good Morning America and revealed that his viewing of the 10 part series may not show him in the best light. He is worried that his squeaky clean image of being a basketball hero from cartoons like Space Jam will be shattered due to being mean to his team mates.
.@ABC NEWS EXCLUSIVE: Michael Jordan talks #TheLastDance docuseries, which gives an inside look at his final NBA title with the Chicago Bulls, premiering Sunday on @ESPN. https://t.co/Z6WhFwgo4p pic.twitter.com/9hSBr9iYoj
— Good Morning America (@GMA) April 16, 2020
The sports media give their take in the videos below.
"Sure, he was mean. And many, if not most of the great ones are."
Should Michael Jordan worry that he will seem mean in #TheLastDance? pic.twitter.com/CGsCp32nlH
— PTI (@PTI) April 16, 2020
Michael Jordan reflects on his time at UNC and says his buzzer beater to win the 1982 national championship is “the moment he went from Mike to Michael Jordan.” https://t.co/Z6WhFwgo4p pic.twitter.com/bhl8hOTeEp
— Good Morning America (@GMA) April 16, 2020
The Bulls owner once asked Michael Jordan in regards to the risk of playing with an injury, “If you had a terrible headache and I gave you a bottle of pills and 9 of the pills would cure you and 1 of the pills would kill you — would you take a pill?”
His answer is 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/XQkXq4qfZH
— Good Morning America (@GMA) April 16, 2020
Michael Jordan tells @RobinRoberts about his tight-knit family saying that his perseverance comes from his parents and that he "wouldn't be here if it weren't for my brother Larry." pic.twitter.com/jl5BCqUTCN
— Good Morning America (@GMA) April 16, 2020
