Do you want to keep the result of your game a secret? I won't say anything, just in case.
It's fine, I'd logged off completely for the 2nd half. Not sure if it's the logging in that makes my team worse, or the logging off that makes them better.
Another good 30-30 was the one about the SF earthquake back in '89 at game 3 of the World Series. Brought back memories.
Were you there?
There were quite a few good 30-30s actually. I remember one where Muhammed Ali (with a mustache) was training for a fight in 1980. You could see the Parkinson's symptoms. The footage was great though. Weird to think he was still fighting about 4 years prior to Mike Tyson.
I wasn't but my brother was living with our father in Scotts Valley at the time. Luckily, a summer or two before when we were just there for visitation, there had been a minor earthquake and since I was actually old enough when we'd lived in California to start school and learn the earthquake drill routine, I taught him that his instinct to run out the door was not the right thing to do.
I don't really watch 30-for-30, for the most part. I did watch the Reggie Miller one because, well, Reggie. I have fallen out of love with most sports now, and the NBA I stopped caring much about maybe a decade or so ago. I'd still watch Pacers playoff games, and I actually happened to be tuned in on the night that the whole Artest bomb went off in Detroit. Still think that he and Jackson probably cost Reggie his best shot at a title, but as a guy who's been a fan of the Pacers, Chicago Cubs, LA Kings and Jacksonville Jaguars (at least since we got the team here), not having titles to celebrate was a very common theme in my life until a few years ago at least. Now I pretty much don't even watch the playoffs, except I suppose I'll try to keep up if they make it to the second round or beyond.
The only other real 30 for 30 I saw much of was the one about Miami (you know, the school that the players refer to the "U" because that's the longest thing they can spell).
The Ali one sounds like it would be interesting though. I hadn't realized that his career came as close to Tyson's as it did - but I always seem to remember Tyson being late 80s and even early 90s and I didn't remember Ali's career really at all so I had assumed it was pre-80s.