The long awaited MJ & the Bulls Last Dance docuseries is now finally here. This episode is about my thoughts and opinions about the first two episodes that just dropped and my reaction to a great first night of the debut series. Tune in!

The Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2020 was announced and they are all champions, MVPs, and have many other accolades they've achieved throughout their careers. There's one thing that they all have in common that stood out to me about their games and that I'd like to highlight. This particular thing is what got them to where they are now. This particular thing is something I also see in some of the great players in today's game in which I think is great to have in your best players on your team.  It's not too easy to find players like this or with this style of play. It takes a player with a certain type of determination in them to do so.

The game of basketball has evolved and there has been so many moves throughout history that has been impacting or influential to the game. This episode is about some of what I think are the most unstoppable moves throughout history of basketball, ranking the best of the best. 

Mainstream media plays a huge part in the narratives created about players and the game which affects NBA twitter world and how fans look at players. Certain players aren't appreciated enough for their play and often gets downplayed or shot down for some their accomplishments that probably won't ever happen again no time soon.