A docudrama about the Lakers shouldn't end with the team losing to its hated rival. But that's what happened with 'Winning Time' canceled.
or any of his NBA MVPs . They didn’t get the story of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s retirement in 1989. They didn’t see how a devout Christian like A.C. Green grew as a player, stayed true to his religious convictions and remained a virgin when every vice and temptation was available.Does that require seven more seasons? I’m not suggesting that. But sports fans and just fans of the show are now left wondering what happened to the rest of the story.
“It’s a bad way for the show to end,” Pearlman said. “It actually makes me angry. … I think there are a lot of directions for the show to go.” Pearlman isn’t abandoning the idea of the show being picked up by another network. How that would potentially happen, he said, is still to be determined. He remains outspoken on social media, and if doing that helps get “Winning Time” back, then I’m all for it.Subscribe to The Athletic for in-depth coverage of your favorite players, teams, leagues and clubs. Try a week on us.is a staff writer for The Athletic, covering Culture. Previously, he spent 16 years at the Sacramento Bee, covering the Sacramento Kings and Oakland Raiders.
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