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ESPN has been running an unconnected series of sports documentaries for the past few weeks, in one of their rare moments of actual artistry and genuine depth. So far, the series has been wonderful, even if the individual ones haven't all been. (Peter Berg's one on the Gretzky trade sucked...)
Last week's "Muhammad and Larry" about the Ali-Holmes fight was fantastic. Tonight, at 8 PM, they'll be airing "Without Bias" - a Kirk Fraiser piece on Len Bias. I've written about Lenny before in this space but I guess I can't stop watching even if it still stings as much now as it did 22+ years ago, as it did the last time I wrote it.
Well, I guess I'll be surpressing one of those single manly tears tonight.
Last week's "Muhammad and Larry" about the Ali-Holmes fight was fantastic. Tonight, at 8 PM, they'll be airing "Without Bias" - a Kirk Fraiser piece on Len Bias. I've written about Lenny before in this space but I guess I can't stop watching even if it still stings as much now as it did 22+ years ago, as it did the last time I wrote it.
Well, I guess I'll be surpressing one of those single manly tears tonight.