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Episode 7 was an emotional roller coaster. It started with the murder of Jordan’s father, followed by MJs retirement from basketball, his brief baseball career, the Bulls without Jordan, the return to basketball, the double nickel, the playoff loss, the … Continued
Way back at the beginning of this whole COVID thing, I thought June 1st was a reasonable return to “normal” date; I guess my “expert” opinion was off… go figure. But here we sit, just about 2 months later, and … Continued
I talked about how I got on a brief kick of buying old baseball cards; well, it’s over now. The damage was about $100. The first purchase, I just talked about; that was the 9 packs of 1989-1990 NBA Hoops … Continued
There was this VHS tape that I watched so much back in the day. It was full of NBA highlights. I’d watch it before I went to play basketball; it would get me pumped up. I’d see the Jordan clips; … Continued
As I saw the NFL schedule come out, I thought: this is really wishful thinking. Do we really feel like the NFL season will move ahead without issue? Hey, I want to believe it too; I thought we’d be back … Continued
Welcome to Episode 6 of The Last Dance. I’ve seen people complain about how it jumps around a lot, and it confuses them. For those people… that’s why they show the timeline when they’re doing it. If you can’t follow … Continued
As episode 5 began, and they showed the 1998 All Star Game where Michael won MVP, and Bob Costas talked about why would MJ “leave” when he was still at the top of the game, I got pissed. Damn right! … Continued
Lots to talk about from episodes 5 & 6 from The Last Dance. I mean, how good is this shit? Obviously many folks are enjoying this documentary, but for us from Chicago, growing up during this time, man… the memories… … Continued
So the Bears didn’t pickup the 5th year option on Mitch Trubisky; anybody shocked? Seriously, talk about making something out of nothing. I think we all knew that wasn’t going to happen. Fact is, it’s do or die for Mitch … Continued
Man, I used to love collecting baseball cards. I remember the first cards that I had; it was back in 1982. I don’t exactly recall my first pack, but I do remember playing with these cards upstairs where my grandmother … Continued