The Last Dance. Let’s go. pic.twitter.com/tQcHyQOtZV
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) March 31, 2020
SOME EXCITING NEWS has sports fans on social media talking today.
The final trailer for ‘The Last Dance’ — a documentary on Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls — was released this afternoon, and ESPN have brought some light in a dark time and moved the launch date from June to Sunday, 19 April.
The 10-part documentary looks pretty good — and contains some never-before-seen footage from through the ’90s.
And to make it even better for Irish viewers, Netflix then confirmed that it would stream the series on how Jordan and the Bulls came to dominate and define basketball, from 20 April. The 10 episodes will be released two-at-a-time over five consecutive Mondays.
Very much needed.
The story of how Michael Jordan and the '90s Bulls came to dominate and define basketball, told across 10 episodes, including never-before-seen footage – The Last Dance arrives 20 April. pic.twitter.com/wlHaDUdQUl
— Netflix UK & Ireland (@NetflixUK) March 31, 2020
In other sport-related watches new to the Netflix, I, Tonya has been available since yesterday while season two of Sunderland Til I Die lands tomorrow.
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