Top 10 ESPN 30 for 30 Documentaries that Should Be Made

This will talk about the city of Houston and how they dealt with Hurricane Harvey in the aftermath. Ranging from stories of heroism and the donation fund started by J.J Watt, who won the Walter Payton Man of the Year award, this will also include the Houston Astros and how they helped inspire the city by knocking off three historic teams (Red Sox, Yankees, Dodgers) to win the World Series.

2017 was bitter-sweet for Houston. They won the World Series, but were slammed by Hurricane Harvey.

It's the biggest brawl in NBA History where Ron Artest (Metta World Peace) went into the stands during a brawl against the Detroit Pistons. This has to be made because people will want to know the insights of that night.

This might be a 30 for 30 that could be brought up in the near future. After former U.S team doctor Larry Nassar's conviction and life-sentencing for sexual assault, the documentary could be produced showing all the victims and how they were able to stand up for themselves.

While we are in the midst of their dynasty, by the time it comes to an end, fans will certainly be wanting to see how the Warriors ran the NBA.

This would be interesting without all those bandwagon Warriors fans.

This could talk about the moments of the Chicago Cubs and why it took them 108 years to win the World Series from 1908-2016.

"The Cubs ain't gonna win no more! " - weird guy who tried to take a goat into a Cubs game.

The inside scoop of what led LeBron James to the Miami Heat could be considered a topic for a 30 for 30.

When you have a little league team baseball team that is successful, but has to be stripped of titles, through no fault of the kids, it can cause some debate about whether kids should be punished or not.

Explaining how the 1994 Fifa World Cup was a success to America despite now having a major league soccer program.

Perhaps no MLB Player has a more story of success than Evan Gattis. This will talk about how he dealt with substance abuse problems, going from place to place working at jobs like a skilift operator, janitor, and toll attendant. Then he comes back to baseball and is now a World Series champion with the Astros.