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ESPN 30 for 30: Jordan Rides the Bus

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My favorites are June 17, 1994, Guru of Go (Loyola Marymount), and Without Bias (Len Bias).

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Is there anywhere you can get the entire show online? They only have clips on espn.com.

My favorites are June 17, 1994, Guru of Go (Loyola Marymount), and Without Bias (Len Bias).

 

Loved Guru of Go! June 17, 1994 was very, very well done too.

MJ gambled at the casinos, Pete gambled on the sport that he was playing...totally different.

 

And for those of who you believe the conspiracy theory, how come no one has ever come out and outed MJ? You don't think news outlets, authors, anyone would pay millions for that type of information? No way was he suspended from basketball. He brough in so much money for David Stern.

 

You honestly believe that MJ did not bet on sporting events? I am not saying his own sport, I am talking about all of the others. I honestly believe he got in very deep with "bookies" and either would not/could not pay them. Very similar to Pete Rose other than the fact that Pete bet on his own sport. The parallel is that both owed bookies money and did not pay them. Didn't MJ like to play rounds of golf for 6 figures? IMO, his gambling went way beyond craps, blackjack and roulette. There is something very odd about the entire story.

I always thought Jordan played baseball because he's a self-centered, ego-maniac who craved the attention and really thought he would succeed. Keep in mind, though, that I loathe Michael Jordan.

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I always thought Jordan played baseball because he's a self-centered, ego-maniac who craved the attention and really thought he would succeed. Keep in mind, though, that I loathe Michael Jordan.

 

If you watched this episode, you would have learned that several thought he would have succeeded.

I hate that I missed this one. I wanted to DVR it. ESPN has done a great job on this series and my favorites are the Reggie Miller and Straight out of LA.

Looking forward to the 30 on 30 about Mr. Bartmann. That one should be interesting.

Looking forward to the 30 on 30 about Mr. Bartmann. That one should be interesting.

 

When is it?

When is it?

 

Don't have a date yet. But, I am sure it's on the way.

^ They are all listed on Wikipedia.

When is it?

 

Looks like it airs on 10/26. Hat tip to Bugatti. Thx.

I hate that I missed this one. I wanted to DVR it. ESPN has done a great job on this series and my favorites are the Reggie Miller and Straight out of LA.

 

Forgot all about those two. Two very good ones.

I thought it was a pretty good show, not one of my favorites. I agree that Jordan looks odd in a baseball uniforms, he's all legs. Not as odd as the bus driver's mustache, I couldn't imagine having to talk to that man face to face. I would bust out laughing.

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