Golden State Warriors: 3 things to learn from 'The Last Dance'

Golden State Warriors: 3 things to learn from ‘The Last Dance’

By Tony Pesta | Apr 28, 2020

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As the Golden State Warriors look to phase two of their dynasty, here are three things they can learn from ‘The Last Dance’.

Every week, ESPN is blessing us with a new episode of the docuseries ‘The Last Dance’ which follows Michael Jordan‘s final season with the Chicago Bulls. Unsurprisingly, there is a lot the Golden State Warriors can learn from the series.

The Bulls dominated the 90s much like the Warriors had a death grip on the latter half of the 2010s. As the Bulls faced the end of an era in ‘The Last Dance’, the Warriors are bracing for potential second life in their dynasty.

So far in the series, we have seen some of the dominos that led to the ultimate collapse of Chicago’s dynasty. Since Jordan’s retirement in 1998, the franchise has yet to return to the NBA Finals.

The Warriors don’t want to fall down the same path as MJ’s Bulls did. In order to avoid this reality, they must learn from these valuable lessons.

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