In his 11 years in the NBA, Brian Scalabrine cemented himself as a fan-favorite and all-around good guy. Disregard the fact that he averaged 3.2 points per game over a 10-year span, and the White Mamba was a fierce competitor whose story is now being told by ESPN’s “30 for 30” documentary team. Kind of.
A trailer for a fake ESPN documentary called “Brian” surfaced on YouTube, and takes a look at how Scal became one of the most well-known players in the NBA, despite not actually being “the greatest.”
The clip gathers soundbites from people like Dr. J, Kevin Durant and Dick Vitale.
Check it out below.
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It looks like Rob Ryan is enjoying St. Patrick’s day weekend.
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It’s hard to compete with Don Cherry.
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It’ll be alright, kid.
