Premiers tonight on NBA TV at 8:00pm. I'm looking forward to it.

I thought all this time it would be on TNT.

ibtlolpoor

heard that because Isiah deacked Jordan when Jordan was on the All-Star team as a rook, Jordan refused to play on the Dream Team if Thomas was selected.

classic Jordan

^^^Link on that^^^^
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1220056-the-dream-team-documentary-jordan-blackballing-isiah-makes-show-must-see-tv

cant wait

And I have no problem with that. Isaiah was a dick to Jordan and Jordan never forgot. It's that kind of mentality that helped get him to where he is today.

Really enjoyed it. Alot of insight, interviews, tons of footage.

I idolized these guys as a kid. Loved every minute of the documentary.

I really enjoyed it. Didn't realize Ed Burns directed it. He does some really nice work.

Well done documentary...I liked the segment where John Stockton was walking around with his family unnoticed and was quizzing the American woman about the team. He was a pain in the ass with the Jazz, but that was pretty funny.

Loved it.

Odds that Jordan was pissed Magic was the final person shown in the gold medal montage?

Anyone notice the 'mo money' soundtrack?

Lol at Stockton just wondering the streets and no one knowing it was him

Is it going to be shown on other channels now that it has aired? Im poor too.

Felt very sorry for Kukoc. They deflowered him in a sharp stick anally sort of way

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2Pm_5aIavU&feature=relmfu

Read the book they did about the Dream Team. First day of practice, Magic got a game of H-O-R-S-E going between himself, Clyde, Jordan, Mullin and Pippen.

Only rule was that you couldn't do the same shot twice in a row.

When Mullin got possession, he would take 35-foot three-pointers, move over 2 feet, take another, take another.

When they finally got him to miss one, Drexler started doing dunks to get Mullin out.

Magic ultimately won because he had apparently spent hours upon hours trying to make shots from every possible angle possible, and could make a shot underhanded standing about 2 feet behind the basket, throwing it up and over the top of the backboard.

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Didn't realize Ed Burns directed it.

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My interest has just peaked. Just wish I wasn't a lolpoor

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Lol at Stockton just wondering the streets and no one knowing it was him

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How does one wonder the streets?

Watched it last night.

It was very good.

As someone mentioned above.....John Stockton walking down the street and no one knowing who hell he is was one of the funnier moments

AgAllstar91 - your interest can't peak, it piques. Look at your own writing before calling out others'

TMYK

SLAM!

Technically you can say my interest has peaked, as in it's at it's highest level.

I thought that was ironic as well

Just learned some new grammar. Thanks for all who pointed that out.

Also, I wasn't calling the poster out, I was simply teasing him for what I felt was a simple mistake people sometimes make. I'd be willing to bet he knows the difference between wonder and wander. All in good fun.

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You didn't learn grammar. You learned either spelling or a new word

I think you learned about Muphry's Law.

My favorite part was Barkley.

"I don't anything about Angola, but Angola's in trouble"

Charles Barkley is a ****ing clown. I love it

Anywhere we can still watch it online? That video was removed.

I thought it was funny when the teenage girl stated after watching the team go by, "That was the most exhilarating 50 seconds of MY life."

I remember a cereal company/box selling or doing a deal for Dream Team gear. So many box proof of purchases turned in etc. I was so into the Dream Team. Eating cereal at my grandmas one summer llooking at the box she offered to help get a hat. I ordered one with Magic's number on it. Was so proud of that hat. I still have it

I have every single minute that aired nationally of all those games -- qualifying tourney and Olympics -- on VHS. Amazingly not every game was completely televised. I'm still incredulous to this day they weren't. That was a once in a lifetime happening.

I loved that during the 5 on 5 scrimmage Laettner wasn't allowed to play and just sat on the bench. I loved seeing the competitiveness in practice. Everyone thought they were the best player on the team and were out to prove it. I doubt that kind of stuff happens with today's Team USA.

Haha, yeah poor Laettner. On one hand I guess he has to feel lucky he got to be a part of that whole experience, but on the other hand I feel like he is treated sort of like a punchline these days.