ESPN Films 30 for 30: When the Garden was Eden

Whether a Knicks fan or not, it doesn't matter. This is yet another exceptional ESPN 30 for 30 documentary that captures the essence of basketball and this unbelievable team. And for those of us who were there to see them play during this era, it's a treat to be able to relive it.

It was December 1969. I was 15. The Knicks were on their way to their first championship. Sitting courtside; watching their classic balanced attack against the Bulls. They breezed to a 20 point victory. How did I afford a ticket? My goodness, it must have cost 15 bucks!. This video gives me chills every time I watch. What an amazing time to be a sports fan in NY!

I loved this biography of THE'70'S New York Knicks team, and the many different things going on during that period, which I grew up in. It was, and is, a powerful message about a group of people, from different backgrounds, all coming together for a single cause: to win a championship.

Really enjoyed this presneation. I had recalled the 1970 championship, but had totally forgotten the 1973 championship. Great insight on how they had to work at building a chemistry and trust to become the dominating teams they were. Wish there had been more perspective onthe rools Royce backcourt of "Clyde" and "Pearl".

Brings back great memories of my all time favorite professional sports team - the New York Knicks of the early 1970s. I love this documentary.

Documentary covers the New York Knicks over about a 5 year span in which they won multiple championships. very well done and it was nice to see the interviews with all the players still living

While the case was shrink wrapped-it was empty. So I got the case, but no movie.

Great look back to the 70's when the Knicks were a winning franchise in the NBA. A must have for basketball fans and fans of the "30 For 30" series.

Very well made documentary