30 for 30 running thread

[Bradley Guire]

You like what you like, and I'll like what I like.

 

[qtlaw]

My most memorable segment was the Connors one where Aaron Krickstein says Connors was his mentor and one of his closest friends up until that epic match at the US Open then Connors never said another word to him. What a total d*ckhead move; cannot even fathom that.

 

[Songbird]

Have to watch it again with both eyes but the XFL ep was pretty compelling, and the ending dinner scene with McMahon and Ebersol rather intimate and intense and raw.

 

[cisforkoke]

That last scene was completely over-the-top and worthless.

 

[exmediahack]

Watching the XFL one only because it sat in my DVR for a week.

darn it's better than I thought it would be.

 

[Songbird]

That last scene was completely over-the-top and worthless.

McMahon's emotions were pretty real, especially when Ebersol talked about putting him in his will. That was a real moment.

 

[cjericho]

Hard to believe McMahon is a couple years older than Ebersol. He should share some of his supplements with deck.

 

[Songbird]

So they dropped this teaser last night during the Calipari piece ...

Watch a Trailer for Lakers vs. Celtics '30 for 30' Special | OnSMASH

 

[Hermes]

Who could ESPN have chosen to direct to troll Simmons the most? Or could they just flash Directed By Not Bill Simmons across the screen as it opens?

 

[murphyc]

30 for 30 on Ryan Leaf coming out next month.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...-san-diego-chargers-peyton-manning/100849980/

He may offer details of "dream life" during his appearance Thursday on ESPN, which next month is scheduled to air a 30 for 30 documentary about Leaf.

 

[cjericho]

Is it in real time? His NFL career lasted about 30 minutes.

 

[Batman]

There was a pretty good story in USA Today on Tuesday about Leaf. Apparently he's cleaned himself up, been sober for five years, and is working as an ambashador and touring speaker for a rehab facility. He owned a lot of his mistakes, even admitting he "didn't have the brain to be an NFL quarterback."

One thing that made me roll my eyes, though, was that he claimed the Chargers never recovered from taking him No. 1 overall because they missed having that franchise quarterback.
Um, Ryan, they got the guy about five years later. In fact, they've had two since you came along. The one they kept has done pretty well and might have a couple of rings if not for having to constantly go through three other potential HOF quarterbacks to get there. Leaf over Manning was an all-time blunder, but I'd say they recovered pretty nicely from that mistake -- and a lot quicker than many franchises would have.