for Jordan the average like 37 points or whatever at a time when there was hand checking and body

slams and so much stuff that he had to endure I mean probably any three-point shooting you had to

really prove that you were the man like it was physical and now it's like everything so free and loose

and it's like it's fun I like you

I'm not complaining

But it was a man's league

Mike came up to a man's league

Like you had to be built for it

If you weren't you weren't going to survive

You're going to survive

You Welcome to the Edge of Sports podcast. I'm Dave Ziron. This week we talked to one of our favorites, the athletic basketball scribe Michael Lee, about this documentary about Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls called The Last

Dance. And people are saying that this documentary might be the last instance we ever have in

the sports world of a monocultural moment. In other words, an event that everybody will be tuning

into. And frankly, if we don't see a Super Bowl in the next couple of years,

that actually makes a great deal of sense.

Also, I've got some choice words about the carnival-esque world of professional wrestling,

along with some breaking news about what's happening in that world.

I also have Just Stand Up and Just Sit Your Ass Down Awards,

a special Kaepernick watch and more.

But first, let's go to Michael Lee.

Michael, thank you so much for making the time.

I really do appreciate it.

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