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I keep meaning to pick up copies of their games on one of the black market sites. I was still too young as a fan to fully appreciate how awesome that team was. So much fun to have all those guys on the same team after rooting against them. Can't wait for London...

That **** was beautiful to watch, seeing Magic trash talking and talking ish on MJ and how they first lost to the college team. That Stockton part had me rolling.

sedale if you get those dvd's and they are legit let us know. i would really be interested in buying them as well

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Maybe its just me but I was expecting more. Alot of that stuff I already new. The cool thing about it was that we got to see some of their scrimmage. That was one of the highlights to me. Would have much rathered them show that entire scrimmage instead of talking about the Dream Team blowing everyone out by 30. Probably would end up being one of the best games ever to see the entire scrimmage, Magic's team vs MJ's team and everyone playing 110%. Outside of the Barkley elbow incident, the Dream Team represented us well.

Dee83 wrote:sedale if you get those dvd's and they are legit let us know. i would really be interested in buying them as well

I've picked up stuff off this site before; very solid. There's all kinds of stuff on here.

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Man sir Charles reminds me Lebron so much.

i saw it a few days ago, it was great. pro will see it again later.

Isiah Thomas screwed himself right off this team. I'd still take him over Stockton any day.

Meh, Stockton was a better player at that point. But like you said, he did it to himself. Nobody wanted him on the team. A lot of people forget that even Bill Laimbeer, his No. 1 partner in crime, ended up punching him in practice near the end of his career. That tells you all you need to know about what kind of azzhole Isiah Thomas was.

The documentary was great and I learned a lot about a time I'm unfamiliar with. I was surprised to hear that Magic/Jordan were always in the starting lineup while everyone else would be rotated. I would have thought there would have been a solidified lineup, similar to the 2008 Olympics.