It's the beating the book podcast, Gil Alexander.

Hope you're doing well.

Hope you're staying safe during this global pandemic.

Got some more pods for you, for your enjoyment.

During this strange time, I'm not doing a numbers game at Veson this week, but decided I want to put out a pod here and add an exclusive podcast segment at the very end.

This is all about the last dance.

ESPN's 30 for 30, 10-part docu-series on the final year of Michael Jordan's six championship run in the 90s.

Such a great docu-series in so many ways, but I've tried to sort of say things that others aren't necessarily during the course of events here after parts one and two,

after parts three and four, and now after parts five and six, talking about reaction from both

myself and Michael Wilbon, you know him best from PTI over at ESPN, Adam Stanko from the rejecting

the screen podcast, who joins me a couple times on this podcast,

and wanted to talk about some of the half-truths in there, some of the misleading points in the

docu-series, some of the omissions, and then get into some of the betting lines of the biggest

games of that stretch.

About as comprehensive a look at the last dances you will get oh and the

labradford smith story as well uh towards the end a scotty pippin story uh that you won't hear

anywhere else except right here on the beating the book podcast enjoy welcome back to a numbers game with Gil Alexander.

Back on a numbers game, just like the man said, Gil Alexander, live from San Francisco

series, except Channel 204.

Danny, did you get to watch the first two installments of the 10-part docu-series, the last

dance? Oh, yeah. On ESPN last night? Wouldn't miss it. Now, how old are you? installments of the 10-part docu-series, the last dance.

Oh, yeah.

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