Jordan Rides The Bus

[GahLee]

Comes on tonight, 8ET.

Personally, I think that the ESPN 30 For 30 series has been superb.

Should be very interesting to see what supposedly led Jordan to retire.

 

[GahLee]

A pretty interesting documentary all in all.

Didn't realize how much progression Jordan made during his short tenure with Birmingham. Also didn't realize that Terry Francona was his manager at that time, Francona said that Jordan could have made the majors had he stuck with it.

From watching the highlights, his swing at the beginning was pretty sorry, by the end it looked solid.

As far as his retirement and the speculation around it, I believe that he retired for the reasons he said that he did, he did it for his Dad.

Anyone else watch? If so, thought?

 

[vols kick balls]

Decent. Not the best of the 30 for 30 I have seen so far.

 

[Hoosier_Vol]

Missed it

 

[utman47]

I liked the Jimmy the Greek one best
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[#10_Ainge_#10]

I caught it and watched just because I was a huge MJ fan when I was little. Very interesting. I liked it.

 

[GahLee]

A lot of people give him Hell about him trying to play baseball but he was actually pretty good at it.

To go from not playing baseball for well over a decade to playing Double A ball just sounds impossible.

It wasn't my favorite either, it was good though.

The 2 Escobars to me was the best.

 

[Co. Aytch]

Just wished they could have interviewed MJ recently to put in the documentary.

 

[GahLee]

Just wished they could have interviewed MJ recently to put in the documentary.

Agreed, they could have done a much better job with it, it was decent but it lacked several things.

 

[arTfuldodger]

It was definately good. Most of them have been. I'm watching "A Night in Vegas" right now. Other than painting MTyson as MLK, its good too.
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