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[QUOTE="Horn88, post: 3394111, member: 7087"] I think a big difference too with a Jordan documentary relative to any modern day guys is social media humanizes all the players now. People feel like they know all of these guys because you can follow them and see them “behind the scenes” joking with their family or teammates. Then with social media as well guys get criticized a lot more and made fun of with memes which takes some of the shine off as well. Jordan’s era image and information was more controlled and he became this larger than life mythical, legendary figure. [/QUOTE]
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