According to 'Jordan Rules' author Sam Smith, TheLastDance was more like a show 'based on a true story' than it was an accurate examination of history.
author Sam Smith,"The Last Dance" was more like a show"based on a true story" than it was a accurate examination of history.
In an interview with on the Bonta, Steiny and Guru show on 95.7 The Game in San Francisco, Smith said that Jordan lied or made up several things that ended up in the series, and debunked Jordan's claim that he wanted the Bulls' roster to return after 1998 for another run at a title."There were several things in the documentary that I saw, I would know, that made up or he lied about.
…. They weren't major, but the thing at the end [about a potential return after the sixth title] was a complete, blatant lie. I know what happened."
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