Anyone know when Mania airs again?
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i checked the schedule through tomorrow and it was not on
It was okay, pretty depressing. Everytime they talk about the Clyde teams, I get down cause we never won it all, yea WCF and Finals appearances are nice, but it hurts we never brought home the chip, then they brought up game 7..ugh...nuff said
I hope we close down broadway like we did in 77 though!
It was okay, pretty depressing. Everytime they talk about the Clyde teams, I get down cause we never won it all, yea WCF and Finals appearances are nice, but it hurts we never brought home the chip, then they brought up game 7..ugh...nuff said
I hope we close down broadway like we did in 77 though!
Speaking of Mania, pay close attention to some striking parallels.
During the section when they discuss Bill Walton and his first few injury plagued years with the Blazers, they talked about how the fans and the media were really down on him, and how it shouldn't have suprised anyone as he "didn't come into the league NBA ready". Obviously reminded me a lot of Oden, and we saw how things turned out with Walton.
During the Championship season section, Maurice Lucas makes a point about how unbeatable the team was at home, but they weren't a championship team until they learned how to win on the road. He said they started out that year 0-9 on the road, and were just terrible. Obviously this years team comes to mind.
I only got to watch the first half of it, but it was a really great watch. I'll look forward to seeing the rest on the 16th.
During the section when they discuss Bill Walton and his first few injury plagued years with the Blazers, they talked about how the fans and the media were really down on him, and how it shouldn't have suprised anyone as he "didn't come into the league NBA ready". Obviously reminded me a lot of Oden, and we saw how things turned out with Walton.
During the Championship season section, Maurice Lucas makes a point about how unbeatable the team was at home, but they weren't a championship team until they learned how to win on the road. He said they started out that year 0-9 on the road, and were just terrible. Obviously this years team comes to mind.
I only got to watch the first half of it, but it was a really great watch. I'll look forward to seeing the rest on the 16th.