If you like sports documentaries, you'll love this. If you are a fan of NBA basketball, you will love this. It's a very entertaining documentary, at times its pretty funny, largely because Rasheed Wallace is great to listen to. The guy DGAF, never has, never did as a player, he still has committed more technical fouls in a season than anyone. But he could play.
The best part of this documentary is the story behind the story. The Portland media, including the Portland police, were often in search of a problem where no probem existed. They often created the problem.
Listening to the former players, and GM responsible for putting these teams together made from cast-offs and malcontents, you find out what was really going on. He had something good in that first season, and then started ruining it with bad trades and acquisitions.
The best part of this documentary is the story behind the story. The Portland media, including the Portland police, were often in search of a problem where no probem existed. They often created the problem.
Listening to the former players, and GM responsible for putting these teams together made from cast-offs and malcontents, you find out what was really going on. He had something good in that first season, and then started ruining it with bad trades and acquisitions.
