Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
One Ring Don't Make a Dynasty
1980. As the Lakers' post-victory season begins, Jerry Buss shores up his all-star roster and his relationship with his children. Later, a catastrophic injury threatens the team's chance at defending their title.
The Magic Is Back
When Earvin's return threatens the Lakers' new "system," Pat Riley and Jerry West push for a risky trade. While Coach Westhead fights for his team, Jeanie clashes with her brothers, and a melancholy Buss attempts to court a figure from his past.
The Second Coming
In the 1970s, college dropout Larry Bird fends off offers from Indiana State's Bill Hodges – and, later, Celtics' head coach Red Auerbach. As the '81-'82 season begins, Earvin pushes Buss for a long-term commitment, while Coach Westhead risks it all on a key move.
The New World
The press gets wind of Magic Johnson's record contract. This causes resentment in the dressing room - and on the court.
The Hamburger Hamlet
Superstar Earvin Magic Johnson and Coach Westhead clash. Team owner Jerry Buss orders Jerry West to pick up the pieces.
"Beat L.A."
The Lakers win another championship. But after humiliating defeats, they have to regroup to take on the Celtics.
What Is and What Should Never Be
With the NBA Finals, the tensions between Lakers and Celtics reach a new peak in 1984, and between Magic Johnson and Larry Bird.
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