30 for 30 review: Breakaway
Viewers get to sit shotgun with Maya Moore and her family for this incredible ride.
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NASCAR and USA have teamed up for a “Race for the Championship” docuseries around this year’s playoffs
USA will air the eight-part "Race for the Championship" series in 2022.
‘Promiseland’ docuseries gives refreshing look at Ja Morant’s rise from overlooked talent to NBA star
Morant is impossible not to root for while watching this Crackle docuseries.
Showtime’s ‘The Kings’ docuseries celebrates golden era of 1980s boxing, missteps in connecting politics
'The Kings' tries to tell a larger story but is best when sticking to boxing.
There’s an ESPN project coming on the 2011 Vancouver Stanley Cup riots, but it’s not yet clear what it is
"I think everyone in Vancouver can remember exactly where they were when the riots happened. It’s always just such an interesting conversation that comes up."
Sneak peek at ABC’s ‘Mike Tyson: The Knockout’ docuseries shows archival footage, animation
Animated sequences will portray Tyson's childhood days in Brooklyn.
Showtime’s ‘The Kings’ boxing docuseries gets official trailer, poster art release
'The Kings' premieres Sunday, June 6.
Ja Morant docuseries on NBA star’s rookie season, ‘Promiseland,’ releases first trailer
The docuseries debuts June 3 on Crackle.
“LFG” documentary on USWNT’s equal pay fight now slated for a June 17 Tribeca premiere, then a June 24 HBO Max debut
The documentary is helmed by Andrea Nix Fine and Sean Fine, known for past Emmy- and Academy Award-winning documentaries.
Kevin Garnett documentary, ‘Anything is Possible,’ to premiere on Showtime July 30
The doc will also include footage from Garnett's Hall of Fame induction.
PBS announces Sept. 19 premiere for Ken Burns’ Muhammad Ali film, virtual events with The Undefeated
Burns will join ESPN's The Undefeated for a series of conversations about sports and race in America.
A nine-part Lakers’ docuseries, with team involvement, is coming to Hulu in 2022
"I am thrilled that the true story of the Lakers will finally be shared with the world -- and that we are in such capable hands with Hulu and Antoine, a director whose storytelling I’ve admired for years."
HBO will air a Willie Mays documentary next year, directed by Nelson George
"Willie Mays is an American icon, a prime example of black excellence and baseball’s greatest player. It’s an honor to be able to chronicle his journey from the Negro Leagues in Alabama, stardom with the Giants in Harlem and to the game’s apex in San Francisco."
