OT: Best 30 for 30

[Taco]

Two not mention & favs - No Crossover (about AI) & Senna (see it)!

 

[J-dog]

30 for 30'a are by far the best thing on ESPN. They rarely disappoint. Pretty much like every one that has been mentioned in this thread.

 

[Excalibur]

My favorites are Bo and Once Brothers.

 

[boog204]

I'm not a big Red Sox fan or baseball fan and I'm not trying to pick a fight with Yankee fans, but that series was awesome. I loved how big of a moment it was for the Boston players. Their wives and kids came down on the field to celebrate. I was a actually pretty moved by it all. But i get it if the Yankees fans aren't interested in watching the documentary.

It was amazing and despite being a Yankee fan and a Red Sox hater, I do "get" just how incredible a performance it was. That being said, I have no desire to ever watch another highlight of Mo getting beat by Ortiz, or Bill Mueller, Curt Schillings ketchup sock, or Dave Roberts swiping a bag, or the absolute dumpster fire of a performance we put on in game 7 with Damon hitting a grand slam and us getting crushed @ Yankee Stadium. I'd imagine it's quite similar to Red Sox fans reaction to the 03 series that was equally amazing in its own right.

 

[FfldCntyFan]

And June 17th, 1994 was an interesting watch

That was amazing the way they did it; no dialogue (beyond the actual events as they were happening). The ending, showing an old Arnold Palmer & OJ Hertz commercial was surreal.

 

[FfldCntyFan]

Once Brothers and The Two Escobars were both incredible. There are about 12-15 that are well worth the time invested with those two topping my list.

 

[scotty0330]

The best that never was- Marcus Dupree story
Four days in October
Little big men

These were some of the ones that stand out.

 

[sdhusky]

The best that never was- Marcus Dupree story
Four days in October
Little big men

These were some of the ones that stand out.

Loved the marcus durpree story...

 

[Chin Diesel]

Soviet Hockey
Sawxjanks 2004
Bo

 

[D-NICE]

My favorite was Unguarded, the rise and fall of Chris Herren' s basketball career. It truly gives a great depiction of Fall River basketball and his playing days at Fresno St, while battling with substance abuse, and his failed professional career. The end of the documentary is inspiring with Herrren becoming sober, reconnecting with his family, and becoming a motivational speaker.