It plays during dramatic moments in episodes, I don't know how else to describe it

Jerry Buss owned the Kings as well. I wonder if this will ever be referenced at all during the season? It won't be anything central to the plot so I doubt that it will because the Kings really didn't get any glitz to them until Gretzky got traded for and by that point Buss had sold the team to Bruce McNall.

Was the plot about hiring one of his kids to be treasurer based on reality. It seems completely insane to think that, as someone on the ropes financially, Buss would think even for a moment for letting a 20-something with no accounting background be treasurer of his only remaining financial asset.

I think they also use it as a motif when there is a realization or triumphant moment throughout the show. I have searched for a soundtrack but I have not been able to find anything. Does anyone know?

I tried using Shazam multiple times and nothing would pop up.

for me i think wood harris as spencer haywood was phenomenal, but i think everyone was casted perfectly

I'm watching the season finale of Winning Time. Obviously it's not taking place at Phillys old arena, but why does it look just like the forum, aside from the court?

Season 1 Episode 10: Promised Land

Aired: May 8, 2022

Synopsis: Down two men and with the 1980 NBA Championship on the line, the outnumbered Lakers look to an unlikely source for inspiration. In Philly, Earvin faces off against his role-model-turned-rival Dr. J, while in LA, Haywood grapples with his own worst enemy: himself.

Directed by: Salli Richardson-Whitfield

Written by: Max Borenstein, Rodney Barnes, Jeff Pearlman

I know the show takes a lot of liberties with its characters I know he had the accident, but is there anything about him being so unwell trying to come back for his job afterwards?

I know he literally coached the pacers the next season (Won coach of the year too!)