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@TheePhilLyons 2 сағат бұрын
This Was A GOOD Story! Let Me Know What Y'all Would Like Me To React To Next!
@yambo59 3 сағат бұрын
Larry and Magic too were must see Television back then, and there were so many other great teams playing back then - and if someone like the Detroit Pistons were on the court it was guaranteed high level hoopin' with the occasional fight
@Mark-t9c3h 4 сағат бұрын
Wilt could benchpress 500 pounds. Shaquille could benchpress 400 pounds
@TheePhilLyons 4 сағат бұрын
@@Mark-t9c3h They are Goliaths😂.
@heavin6586 5 сағат бұрын
A Courtship of Rivals soon hopefully ❤🎉
@heavin6586 5 сағат бұрын
My Chiefs are dying. Thought I'd come watch something that would make me smile 😃
@TheePhilLyons 5 сағат бұрын
@@heavin6586 I’m watching now😂. I only be watching the Superbowl to be honest😂, I need to get more tapped in! But 24-0 at halftime is wild😬😬.
@heavin6586 5 сағат бұрын
@TheePhilLyons Been a Chiefs fan for 40 years. This one hurts. Maybe they'll turn it around
@TheePhilLyons 5 сағат бұрын
Larry The Antagonizer😂. Let Me Know What I Should React To Next Y’all🙏🏾!
@noclouds111 6 сағат бұрын
On the "I told you so" inbounds play against Phoenix, Johnny High of Phoenix guarded the inbounds. Johnny later died in a car accident. rip Mr. Johnny High
@noclouds111 6 сағат бұрын
That "Last Play" that Larry called against the Lakers, was the last play of a NBA Finals Game.
@noclouds111 6 сағат бұрын
Larry would never "drop the ball and take the turnover". It could be that Larry told Dominique this, but he would never give the the ball away.
@TheePhilLyons 6 сағат бұрын
@@noclouds111 Yeah that line was a little odd😂.
@dianewilson7415 4 сағат бұрын
There’s another story in another trash-talk collection, where Larry is being guarded by a rookie. Bird puts up an airball, and tells the rookie, “I can do that and stay in the game. I bet you can’t.” It’s all about getting in the other guy’s head.
@TheePhilLyons 4 сағат бұрын
@@dianewilson7415 Facts, that man is hilarious😂.
@noclouds111 20 минут бұрын
@@dianewilson7415 Diane, I believe that was Eddie Johnson, who as a rookie, recounted how Larry got in his face. Cheers!
@rafehr1378 7 сағат бұрын
Thanks for another Killer, Birdman.
@TheePhilLyons 6 сағат бұрын
@@rafehr1378 🙏🏾🫡
@Tone757 10 сағат бұрын
Yes... Me and Chuck the same height
@VincentManiscalco Күн бұрын
Larry Bird would average a triple double in today’s soft NBA in his sleep !! I love when people say, Larry Bird reminds me of Luka ! They need to rephrase that Luca reminds them of Larry, Bird, and Luca should be very appreciative of the compliment !
@TheePhilLyons Күн бұрын
MJ Is The GOAT! Let Me Know What Y'all Would Like Me To React To Next!
@TheePhilLyons Күн бұрын
AI was tough! Let me know what y'all would like to see me react to next!
@TheePhilLyons Күн бұрын
RDC and the guys are HILARIOUS! Let me know what y'all would like to see me react to next!
@TheePhilLyons Күн бұрын
Them thangs was CRAZY! Let me know what y'all would like to see me react to next!
@TheePhilLyons Күн бұрын
I Appreciate Y'all For Watching🙏! Let Me Know What Y'all Would Like To See Me React To Next!
@Johnadams20760 Күн бұрын
if yo uput wilt on the HOF stacked Celtics with the HOF greatest coach of all time in Red Auerbachfor his career, and put russ on wilt's lousy teams with mainly aerage to subaverage coachs witlnot all that much help. wiltwoudl hae had 10-13 rings. russ probably 0-1
@TheePhilLyons Күн бұрын
Sheesh 10-13 is wild!
@Johnadams20760 Күн бұрын
@@TheePhilLyons indeed. so there is another wilt video that is really good called Wilt chamberlain the most athletic Giant Ever. that is very good. another really good one is called Making the case for wilt chamberlain. the guy does a making the case for the 8 players in history they feel should be all considerd for teh goat including Jordan, bird, wilt, kareem, and 4 others i forget whichh but they are good
@TheePhilLyons Күн бұрын
@@Johnadams20760 I appreciate you John! I’ll have those reactions out within the next few days🔥🙏🏾!
@Johnadams20760 Күн бұрын
@@TheePhilLyons sounds awesome. i hop eyou have a great weekend
@evagelosdrinis7656 2 күн бұрын
He interviewed well he was articulate and quite witted. His interview with Mike North was excellent.
@daveratledge 2 күн бұрын
Players were so scared of his passing that he could drop them (literally) and do what he wanted.
@maxkillian2262 3 күн бұрын
These highlights don’t include one of the most impressive things he ever did on the court game 6 of the 86 finals against Houston . Bird wins a jump ball against Olajuwon . I watched it happen in real time on TV and still couldn’t believe it .
@tennesseesmith3281 3 күн бұрын
NOT sure if you are enjoying or paying attention that several of those difficult shots and passes are made left handed. When he was inside of 10 foot, he would use either hand to throw off the defenders
@keonissongacousticoriginal6986 4 күн бұрын
LeBum gotta dookey Mix tape 😂😂😂😂
@yesorlando05 4 күн бұрын
It's funny when young people make such comments. I've been a basketball fan since the 70's, coached youth basketball for years, and today's NBA is the weakest it's been since the 1970's. They're athletic, but that's about it. Weak defense, no teamwork, very little basic basketball fundimentals, an addiction to the lowest percentage shot on the floor (3-pointers), carrying is allowed, flopping, whining over every little injury or slightest bit of contact, etc. The list goes on. Because of all of this, the game is sloppy and boring, leading to lowering game attendance and viewership than it's seen in decades. People just aren't watching games anymore. It's just a fa ct. The 80's/90's was the NBA's Golden Era; the most talent-rich period in the league's history. It's sad to see kids today so impressed by such a poor product as the NBA is today.
@pdinnj 4 күн бұрын
GOAT!!!
@solidostso8500 4 күн бұрын
Curry is no match for MJ the Black Jesus will dominate with a non defensive Era would be a walk in the park my bro lol
@jwestphal1978 4 күн бұрын
Starks, Oakley, and, Ewing
@jwestphal1978 4 күн бұрын
That was Cartwright not Pip. And you definitely don't want him shooting from down town. He had one of the strangest shots known to man
@jwestphal1978 4 күн бұрын
That's a touch of the Ice Man with crazy finger roll.
@jwestphal1978 4 күн бұрын
MJ is an overpowered video game character! He was the arguably the best at the time for his position, but any wing player in every category.
@jwestphal1978 4 күн бұрын
That man 34 is Barkley! And MJ is 6'5"
@jwestphal1978 4 күн бұрын
His numbers per game is already the best ever. If he played today without the physical play he endured and over came, remember, in just about every statistic broken down to per game, MJ is unmatched. Watch Jordan vs LeBron the best goat comparison. I will preference this. Listen and actually look at the numbers. Don't worry about what jersey LeBron is wearing the most... it's the current one. Never the less, the numbers my friend...they hold the key, and the IMO this video isn't even close to the eye test. I watched every one of MJ's championship runs. Regular season and especially post season. Unmatched!
@jwestphal1978 4 күн бұрын
The list is basically EVERYONE! Basically about 1990, every player was hoping not to be at the bottom of a Jordan poster getting dunked on.
@davidotto3731 5 күн бұрын
Some of these "facts" are completely wrong. I'd watch a different video to truly see how great he was
@goofydog2 5 күн бұрын
As long as I've believed Larry to be the greatest passer, I've had to reconsider after seeing Jokkic of Denver. That guy is a Fing GREAT passer, as well.
@tomroach6275 5 күн бұрын
Your Videos are great Philip! I went to Springs Valley H.S. in French Lick, Indiana where Larry Bird was my P.E. Assistant his Sr. year. It was as if someone waved a magic wand over Larry between his Jr/Sr year. His Jr year, Larry was 6ft 2" avg 15 ppg when Larry walked back on the court his Sr year Larry was 6ft 7", averaged over 30 ppg and over 20 rebound per game. His passing was Deadly! He got his teammates involved, even his full court passes were right on the numbers! I think God wanted Larry to be a basketball player. Here is a short video I produced that includes never before seen footage in H.S. I hope you enjoy it! : kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZeQn42PgrWmnqssi=80Bftm_6PYIXKKzp
@TheePhilLyons 5 күн бұрын
This is a beautiful story Tom! I appreciate you🙏!
@tomroach6275 4 күн бұрын
@@TheePhilLyons Thank you Phillip. I appreciate you as well!
@adamdimaggio2237 5 күн бұрын
You asked how he would do in todays game... REALLY.. See how hard it was to get to the rim THEN.. he did it with 3 people on him.. today he can walk to it... watch a few videos of him playing on the wizards.. and other ball players talking about him.. he would average 40-50 EASY.. he does NOT PLAY BASKETBALL MJ IS BASKETBALL
@adamdimaggio2237 5 күн бұрын
Now REALLY look at it this way.. he ONLY played 2 years of high school basketball, and 3 years of college basketball.. 5 years b4 the NBA.. So really how much practice and learning to PLAY as a TEAM player did he have ?? you KNOW no one wanted to give up the ball ESPECIALLY in college because they ALL wanted to show skills so they can have a chance to play NBA..
@louisedodson5061 5 күн бұрын
Loved your reaction! Can't wait until you see Larry Legend doing what he does best - everything!
@steveconnelly9207 5 күн бұрын
That was a "quadruple double" I believe !
@diggy-d8w 5 күн бұрын
Did you come upon the stories about his "bone spurs"..... He had bone spurs in both feet but on the back of the foot . He had issues the Achilles tendon or heel cord, also known as the calcaneal tendon, is a tendon at the back of the lower leg, and is the thickest in the human body. This tendon connects you heel bone to your calf muscles & other important sH!Te but I digress ; Bird suffered a few spurs in each foot meaning every step hurt beyond some of his other injuries AND he lived w/ these spurs during other injuries making him one Bad Arse'd Mother F#@Ck'er ! I jammed my heal once which is a bruised injury kinda like trying to run barefooted across big rocks w/o shes on except bone spurs are worse, much worse /7 he had them on both heals & multiple spurs on each heal / Achilles tendon or heel cord. I'm not asking you to another video as you've done a lot but you ought to at least check it out to understand just how that injury on both feet at the same time as a back or other..... I hurt just thinking of it !! peace
@TheePhilLyons 5 күн бұрын
Sheeeesh, yeah just reading that sounds PAINFUL! I'll do some research to try to see exactly how painful those injuries were! I appreciate you Diggy🙏!
@diggy-d8w 5 күн бұрын
Pain is like a, "monster" that you do not think about all that much until you;re older & have your 1st injury that decides it's gonna stay with you..... lol, I've got a couple of thinks I deal with but I'm a pussy, nothing like these pro-athletes & I didn't know about all of his injuries until this week. I only knew he played harder than whoever was on scedule against Boston. I remember seeing Larry laying down on the sideline but I didn't really know & no one else did this so I thought it was part of his benefits package... lol, I didn't know but after what I have seen, I believe he was up there in the top 5% of TOUGH, leaning upwards to Top 1% but you can't measure any of these things. Take a look at those bone spurs; They form on the bony part of your heel where the Achilles tendon moves up/down allowing you to jump or run. You Achilles Tendon connects everything & a "Spur" forms along the bone but in the path of the tendon & you got it = each time the tendon goes up/down, that spur catches the tendon - excruciating pain & I've never felt that pain. And to play basketball -- No way he could do that ?? I bet he did - tough bastard
@RobertClifford-fs1kc 5 күн бұрын
Better then most brother huh
@aramhamparian9641 6 күн бұрын
Bird got his third straight MVP during the 1985-86 season while playing with an injured back. His pain tolerance was very unusual.
@leahmollytheblindcatnordee3586 7 күн бұрын
The hand/knuckle shatter required several surgeries, but the finger was never straight after that and he could never fully straighten or bend it. It was also tilted at about a 45 degree angle. And in Nov. of 88. They cut the Achilles tendons and removed bone spurs from both of his feet. But the next season he came back and averaged 24.3Pts, 9.5TRb, 7.5Ast and 1.4 Stl.
@chicagoan5411 7 күн бұрын
That wasn't a good video- there are better highlights out there
@heavin6586 7 күн бұрын
kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqS9ap5nbax5mJYsi=1n3LSZ1eXuCIBTlF This ones short...
@chrisb3738 7 күн бұрын
Watched nearly every Celtics game in the first half of his career. He did something amazing at least once every night. Some games he didn't have his shot going but was still grinding and would end up with 18 rebounds and 12 assists because all he cared about was winning.
@heavin6586 7 күн бұрын
Yeah, Jordan was a beast on both ends of the court. No denying that
@NagelLisa 7 күн бұрын
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