In 2009, Washington Wizards teammates Gilbert Arenas and Javaris Crittenton shocked the sports news world. Crittenton pointed a loaded gun at Arenas in the Wizards’ locker room, and now fans can hear from both players in their own words in “Untold: Shooting Guards,” premiering on Netflix on Tuesday, May 6. Like other “Untold” installments it’s a Netflix exclusive, so you’ll have to watch with a subscription to Netflix.

How to watch ‘Untold: Shooting Guards’

• When: Tuesday, May 6 at 3:01 a.m. ET
• TV: Netflix
• Stream: Watch with a subscription to Netflix.
• From anywhere: Watch with a subscription to a VPN.

Everything you need to know about ‘Untold: Shooting Guards’

When does ‘Untold: Shooting Guards’ premiere?

“Untold: Shooting Guards” will be available to stream starting on Tuesday, May 6 at 3:01 a.m. ET.

Why do we recommend watching ‘Untold: Shooting Guards’ on Netflix?

“Untold: Shooting Guards” is a Netflix exclusive, so you’ll have to watch it there if you want to stream it in the United States. Netflix also carries other titles in the “Untold” series as well as more sports documentaries, and you can watch it all for a starting price of less than $10 per month.

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Can you stream ‘Untold: Shooting Guards’ for free?

No, Netflix does not offer a free trial to new or returning customers. The least expensive way to watch “Untold: Shooting Guards” with Netflix is to sign up for the service’s Standard with Ads plan, which costs $8 per month.

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About ‘Untold: Shooting Guards’

“Untold: Shooting Guards” brings Gilbert Arenas and Javaris Crittenton back into the spotlight to tell the world what really happened when a gambling dispute led to guns being drawn in the Wizards’ locker room more than 15 years ago.

Using first-hand accounts of players who were there, viewers will learn more about the incident which stemmed from an $1,100 poker dispute. Arenas and Crittenton will both unpack the events that led to the blow-up, and talk about what happened to each of them after. The tragic and dark path traveled by Crittenton in the wake of the incident receives special attention in this incredible documentary.

What titles similar to ‘Untold: Shooting Guards’ are available on Netflix?

Netflix has a range of other “Untold” titles available, including stories about Johnny Manziel, Brett Favre, the Florida Gators, and many more stories that go behind the scenes. Once you’re done with the “Untold” series, there’s a huge number of other sports documentary titles just waiting for you on Netflix.