Everything you need to know about 'The Last Dance'

Jordan decided he would not play for another coach, meaning this would be his last year with the Bulls, as well as Jackson’s.In the interview, Jordan and Robin Roberts also reveal that the documentary will feature insight into Jordan’s family life and upbringing, meaning we’ll be learning more about the GOAT than we ever have before.Believe us – there’s a lot of it.Jordan told Herir that the documentary would make some believe he’s a “horrible guy,” and Skip Bayless addressed Jordan’s concerns on Friday morning, saying that in his estimation, Jordan signed off on the documentary in an effort to remind the younger generation of his true greatness – the greatness Bayless witnessed during his days as a reporter.“I believe he does get sick and tired of hearing that LeBron James is the new GOAT … I love [Michael Jordan], but I love the horrible side of him … You’re going to see the guy behind closed doors who was a horrible guy in a great way. In the NBA, you better believe players win championships.”.@maxkellerman thinks the Bulls had another title left in them before splitting up."Replace Krause at that moment with an average GM, and they've got another championship." pic.twitter.com/YUlsyo0XlU— First Take (@FirstTake) April 15, 2020Another hypothetical that was born – how would Michael’s Bulls stack up against some of the other great teams in NBA history?NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal believes his three-peat Los Angeles Lakers would have beaten the second three-peat Bulls strictly due to his presence inside, but he admits his free throw shooting would have been the make or break element of the series.“I would have killed Luc Longley, Bill Wennington … The factor is me and my free throw shooting.”.@arielhelwani asks @SHAQ if the three-peat Lakers would beat MJ’s Bulls in both team's primes.