Could you make "The Last Dance" with modern players?

[90sgoat]

Friends,

I am sitting here on a wednesday evening drinking JW and I'm finally watching The Last Dance and holy moly is that sh*t sentimental.

Wow, I mean, this is like being a kid again and seeing all those larger than life characters and now as an adult seeing it differently, really cool.

I just wonder, could you make a The Last Dance with players during the last 10 years? Except Kobe Lakers and maybe Tim Duncan Spurs?

Which other teams has an interesting dramatic story like that? Where's the arc? Where are the players coming from a background like Scottie Pippen?

Players today are scouted at 10 years old, brand building going on at 12, mixtape at 14, paid under the table at 16, one in done in college at 18, passable skills at 28.

What team would make a good "The Last Dance"? (except Kobe)

[FKAri]

Last Dance was awful and a similar doc with any team since would be equally awful. Sports fans being melodramatic as usual.

[90sgoat]

Last Dance was awful and a similar doc with any team since would be equally awful. Sports fans being melodramatic as usual.

Yeah lol, I know, the dramatic music and the booze, but it works.

It's mostly being sentimental I guess.

I don't think it was really awful though, a lot of non-basketball fans liked it and talked about it.

[1987_Lakers]

I thought it was Tuesday.

[90sgoat]

I thought it was Tuesday.

Only if you're in America.

It's always time for a drink somewhere in the world bro, but yeah got confused a little bit there, lockdown messing with my time perception.

[SouBeachTalents]

The Last Dance footage doesn't even get released without the Cavs 2016 title

[HBK_Kliq_2]

Definitely could turn the 2019 raptors into one, just call it "Kawhi's dance"

[SATAN]

Which player would sit around drinking whiskey and boosting their ego for 10 straight episodes? Enough to the point his former team mates had to call him out? :facepalm

The Last Dance is trash