INTERNET BULLYING WORKS AGAIN! ESPN To Release 10-Part Michael Jordan Documentary In April Instead Of June

(NY Post) - ABC/ESPN’s highly anticipated 10-part Michael Jordan documentary, “The Last Dance,” is being moved up to April, The Post has learned.

Sources said the start date will be Sunday, April 19. It was originally slated for June.

ABC/ESPN plans to make an announcement on “Good Morning America” on Tuesday, according to sources.

The documentary was set to debut in June prior to the coronavirus outbreak that has halted games at all levels of competition.

Social media has implored ESPN/ABC to move up the documentary’s beginning because of the hunger for new sports programming. 

Bullying: actually good sometimes. There has been an outpour of demand for content since Big Roni put us all in the Cobra Clutch. Disney has pulled major releases from theaters and put them directly to streaming services. We made Barstool Gold free for crying out loud. And now ESPN has finally succumbed and joined the party by feeding the streets with the most highly anticipated docu-series since OJ. And, if I'm allowed to speak freely during these troublesome times: I'm fucking jacked up boys. Unreleased Michael Jordan content? In this day and age? Unfathomable. And yet it will all be extremely fathomable in just a few weeks. Which, under quarantine time, will still feel like a few months. But still, I am grateful internet bullying has prevailed yet again on behalf of the greater good.