Winning Time: The Rise Of The Lakers Dynasty, What Is And What Should Never Be!

1980. As the Lakers' post-victory season begins, a laser-focused Jerry Buss strengthens his all-star roster - and his relationship with his children.

When Earvin's return threatens the Lakers' new 'system', Pat Riley and Jerry West push for a risky trade. Meanwhile, a melancholy Buss attempts to court a figure from his past.

In the 1970s, college dropout Larry Bird fends off offers from Indiana State's Bill Hodges. Meanwhile, as the '81-'82 season begins, Earvin pushes Buss for a long-term commitment.

After Earvin's record-setting contract reaches the press, resentments flair in the locker room and extend to the court. The Lakers fight for their standing in the league.

After a final clash between Earvin and Coach Westhead, Buss tasks Jerry West with picking up the pieces. Pat faces his demons and takes control of his team.

The Lakers win another championship. But after humiliating defeats, they have to regroup to take on the Celtics.

As the 1984 NBA Finals begin, tensions between the Lakers and Celtics reach new heights. Later, Earvin and Larry battle to the bitter end of their first Finals face-off.