Dream Team: How Michael, Magic, Larry, Charles, and the Greatest Team of All Time Conquered the World and Changed the Ga, (Paperback)

from seasonsoflove

I was raised a massive basketball fan, and remain one to this day, having graduated from watching games on the tiny TV on the porch (the TV being attached to the house by a giant bright orange extension cord) to cheering in the stands at the United Center. But while I loved and adored players lik...

from jrgoetziii

This is an interesting account of the members of the Dream Team and the experiences of a writer associated with it, but it has the capacity to turn readers off at the beginning with overt and repeated sexual references. These sexual references fade as the book progresses, thus making it not a the...

from Kolchak

While not a huge NBA follower, I pay enough attention to hope this book would be worth a look. I was in college during the Dream Team run and I don't have a lot of memories of it (other than "Angola's in trouble"). This in depth account was a very quick read and enjoyed the shorter chapters and i...

from SethAndrew

This book is a very readable account of the 1992 Dream Team. The author was with the team in '92 and then talked to each member about their experience 10 years later. A lot of the stories were familar, although still entertaining (i.e. anything involving Charles Barkley). I had seen the documenta...

from plumdog28

This was a highly entertaining history of the 1992 Olympic Mens Basketball team. Unfortunately, it is also a much less entertaining history of Jack McCallum's time as NBA reporter. Nevertheless, it is a quick read for anyone who fondly remembers the Dream Team and provides background of their tim...