I thought the Bartman doc was going to be part of 30 for 30

Here's hoping Bartman appears in the next season of Curb Your Enthusiasm.

 

If 30 for 30 is the new SportsCentury, I'm very happy with that...

I know we all rag on ESPN, but the majority of the 30 for 30s have been great.

 

They have been outstanding. I like that it hasn't just focused on sport in America and taken a broader look at the sporting world with several international events as well.

I didn't know they were continuing the series. If they do that would be awesome. I have just been seeing reruns up here for the last several months.

 

Yes

 

I've always thought that guy and others around Bartman have to think they dodged a bullet that night. Bartman's life ruined, their lives spared.

 

Interesting. I see where he's coming from in the quote. Had no idea he was a Sox fan. I highly recommend his other work if you enjoy non-sports docs.

I'll wait to judge whether or not it's too Boston-centric until I see the film. Obviously, though, I think it's safe to say without seeing it that having Bartman would drastically improve the piece.

 

Because Moises Alou didn't throw a fit on the field after Gonzalez's error.

 

For any interested Canuckistanis out there, TSN is showing this at 12 a.m. Friday.

 

Bill Simmons interviews director Alex Gibney on today's "B.S. Report":

http://espn.go.com/espnradio/play?id=7025837

 

The Entertainment and Sports Programming Network wonders why you would think that?

 

I can't even imagine what this guy goes through. Watching this tonight is going to make me cringe, I'm sure.

 

Wait, it's a documentary about Bartman but Bartman doesn't speak?

I bet Wright Thompson watches it in envy.