Isiah Thomas Is Completely Rattled by Michael Jordan and 'The Last Dance': TRAINA THOUGHTS

Isiah Thomas makes bizarre appearance on ESPN's 'Get Up' to defend himself after Michael Jordan's 'The Last Dance' puts him on blast for decades-old feud.

1. The longtime Michael Jordan–Isiah Thomas feud was on full display during Episodes 3 and 4 of The Last Dance, which aired Sunday night.

Most of you have seen it by now, but a quick summary for anyone who hasn't: Jordan never forgave Thomas for not shaking hands after the Bulls beat the Pistons in a playoff series. Thomas tried to explain that when Detroit beat Boston in a playoff series, Larry Bird & Co. didn't shake hands with the Pistons, so Thomas figured it was fine for his team not to congratulate the Bulls.

When Jordan was shown a video of Thomas giving that explanation, he wanted no part of it and called Thomas an a--hole.

This morning, Thomas was a guest on ESPN's Get Up and seemed completely rattled by Jordan torching him on The Last Dance.

First, Thomas gave this bizarre lecture about how Bulls players and Michael Jordan don't deserve credit for bulking up to handle the physical nature of the Pistons' defense.

"You shouldn't be rewarded for lifting weights."

—Isiah Thomas on the Chicago Bulls path to a championship pic.twitter.com/5Bb18ja1Cr

— Get Up (@GetUpESPN) April 27, 2020

Then Thomas issued an apology for the non-handshake, but it wasn't to the Bulls. It was to a random group of people.

Isiah Thomas apologizes to Detroit community and stars that came from the region, like Jalen Rose, for the bad perception the #Pistons 1991 walk-off created 👀 pic.twitter.com/ld8Pw0xhry

— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) April 27, 2020

Meanwhile, Thomas's former teammate John Salley says the non-handshake wasn't the start of the Thomas-Jordan feud. The former Bad Boy says it started because Thomas once caught his nephew wearing a Michael Jordan jersey.

You can't blame Thomas for being crushed about that one, but he has to hide the bitterness a little better.

2. One of the highlights of Sunday's episodes of The Last Dance was footage of Michael Jordan tormenting teammate Scott Burrell for being a ladies' man and partier. Burrell's wife, SNY reporter Jeane Coakley, responded to the scene on Twitter.

I was in high school when “baby Rodman” was at his peak 😂 https://t.co/ENi0236YuW

— Jeane Coakley (@JeaneCoakley) April 27, 2020

🤣🤣🤣 Nah, I want hear about “baby Rodman” https://t.co/MQJBHU1bN2

— Jeane Coakley (@JeaneCoakley) April 27, 2020

Really? #4 a “W” in my book 😘 https://t.co/S1UYaGD8sM

— Jeane Coakley (@JeaneCoakley) April 27, 2020

3. The best athlete quarantine mustache I've seen so far belongs to the Dodgers' Kike Hernandez. 

4. But why did they apply for the loan in the first place? Absolutely disgraceful.

The LA Lakers, one of the richest NBA franchises, applied for and received $4.6 million in federal loans earmarked for small businesses. The money has been returned. https://t.co/6gwB4oVEnt

— CNBC (@CNBC) April 27, 2020

5. Sopranos stars and the hosts of the new Talking Sopranos podcast, Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa, joined the latest episode of the SI Media Podcast. We went in-depth on many aspects of the show: the writing, whether things were ad-libbed, the deaths of Bobby and Christopher, Pine Barrens and much more. The guys also defended the Knicks and James Dolan.

You can listen to the podcast below or download it on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher and Google Play.

6. RANDOM YOUTUBE VIDEO OF THE DAY: If it's Monday, it's time for another edition of John Krasinski's much-needed Some Good News.

7. SPORTS HIGHLIGHT OF THE DAY: One of the best Monday Night Football finishes ever.

Be sure to catch up on past editions of Traina Thoughts and check out the Sports Illustrated Media Podcast hosted by Jimmy Traina on Apple, Spotify or Stitcher. You can also follow Jimmy on Twitter and Instagram.