Dude I laughed so hard when you stopped for a moment of silence for that man’s hair and calling out Larry’s lunch lady hair. I had to come back and watch it again today.

Who's Shorty?

Knock it off don't disrespect a legend

He was better than white or black player's he was unbelievable ❤

Stop calling him shorty..tf?

They called traveling in those days, they stopped calling many of them when Jordan came along.. You'll notice how we dribbled back then hand on TOP of the ball.

React to Pistol's 68 point game against the Knicks in 1977!!!

He is a top 5 player along with Russell, Dr. J, Michael, and Magic.

Larry Legend is called that for good reason. In addition, you should (if you haven't) check out highlights of "Pistol" Pete Maravich.

BIRD IS THE BEST EVER, THEE G.O.A.T. and without equal ! Look who has said it ..... the best Black Players Being honest !

Why is everyone being so sensitive? As a white person who watched Bird play, we were just as surprised as anyone else! This young man was not being disrespectful, but some of y'all can't just move on 🙄

Great reaction! Bird is my favourite player all time 😊 I just subbed ❤

Big bill was a mix of Ben Wallace and draymond with kgs build. And if he could play with wilt, he’d be fine with shaq. Ain’t nobody stopping shaq but bill could make it difficult like Duncan used to do. Plus back then guys didn’t lift weights. He’d be much bigger and stronger today too. And no plenty of centers today are below 7 ft. Dray plays center at 6 ft 7. Bam adebayo is 6 ft 9, etc. centers are small today. There’s maybe 5-10 true 7fters at most in the league. Bill would still play the 5. Plus shaq is only 7 ft tall, not 7 ft 3. And he was sucessfully guarded by Rodman, and Wallace who he was much bigger than. As for wilt, wilt was STRONGER and taller than shaq. Upper body wise that is. He was lean and lanky but don’t get it mistaken, wilt was rag dolling 7 fters in his prime. And in that era, the rules made it impossible for wilt to play as violent and physical as shaq did. It was looked down upon. So he played more of a finesse game and just used his length and athleticism rather than just back guys down and dunk on them every time. Had he played in shaq era he would’ve played very much more like shaq and used his strength to his advantage

All your hair takes r legendary 😂

Moment of silence for kennys hair😂😂😂😂😂

I bet Larry would have loved to have him on the team such an unfortunate loss for his family and the whole nba RIP Len 🙏

Hubert Davis AIN’T IT!!! He blew a 15 point half time lead in the ‘Ship! He’s not going to the big time 5 ⭐️’s!!! I’m a 46 year old die hard UNC FAN. I’ve seen a lot of guys roll through, but players came for Dean! Players wanted to play for Roy. Davis isn’t that dude. The recruiting is going to be watered down as long as he’s at the helm.

It was the summer of 1986 I was 16 years old, sitting in a barber shop getting my haircut and it came over the news.

Yo sound like duke dennis

I don't know who is the GOAT or most talented but if I have to pick any player to build a team, 100% sure Larry would be my choice. He is an bad man.

White has nothing to do with it

U R SO RIGHT AND LOVED HOW HE PLAYED YES THERE WERE OTHES BUT HE IS THE GREATEST

I was 16 I rember that day in 86

Lenny was like that but if u was not there to see it ur comments don’t speak on it

Lenny was a fucking beast .. He could do anything on the court.. I would've loved to seen him on the Celtics .. Bird and Bias

RIP Len

Should have, would have, could have ..... I would have loved to seen how he furthered his development in the NBA. Cut short ..... that is a shame!

NO!!!! Len was a BEAST!!! but his time was in college just leave it there.

LARRY LEGEND IS A UNICORN AND THE TRUE GOAT!!! 🐐 ☘️

All of that and he was the final boss in a Bruce Lee movie....Kareem Abdul-Jabaar = Legend!!!

I'm here cuz I disagree with you. Isaiah Thomas made the mistake of that observation and the greats never made that observation just look up any interview with Dr j

Len Bias's death not only changed the trajectory of the Celtics , but the league as well. The first change is the Lakers DO NOT beat the Celtics in the 87 finals if the Celtics have Bias, the Celtics were one player short in that series against L.A. and that player would have been Bias. The next change is Jordan having a personal rival that he didn't really have his entire career and perhaps because of that Jordan's career ends up differently. Also with Bias the Celtics still would have been a very dangerous team and perhaps de-rail the Pistons 'Bad Boys' teams and keep them from winning their championships, or at least from winning one of them. Perhaps the Celtics with Bias de-rail the Bulls in the early 90s as well?...Bias's tragic death is probably the biggest 'what if' in NBA history.

DOUBT IT, THE BEST BASKETBALL PLAYER NEVER MADE IT TO THE NBA.

love this reaction channel your commentary is funny. keep em coming 🔥

A few recommendations for you: 1. Larry Bird Ultimate Mixtape, 2. Larry Bird Ultimate Trash Talker, and 3. Larry Bird Welcoming Rookies to the League.

Yes! Please pray for Kenny's glue in. 😂

Larry was the last player to win back to back to back MVPs a feat only done by Wilt and Bill Russel. From 79-88 he never finished lower than 4th for MVP and that was his rookie year! It goes as follows 4th,2nd,2nd,2nd,1st,1st,1st,3rd,2nd. In that span, he received 67% of all MVP votes. He took a 29-win team his rookie year and with the addition of just himself, they then won 61 games. He led the Cs to a championship in his 2nd year in the NBA. He was the founder of the 50 40 90 club and was voted the player of the decade in a league with the Dream Team and MJ in it.. He pioneered the dagger 3 and loved to tell you where he was going to shoot it and there was nothing you could do about it. In Larrys 13 years, the team never had a losing month in any lineup he was in winning .744% of his games. MJ credits Larry with teaching him how to talk trash as well. Larry is in MJ and Kobe's list of top 5 players of all time as well as many others. You can find hundreds of videos and stories on the KZbin on Larry....For those of you who don't know they call him "Legend" for a reason

Are you calling him shorty? Dude was 6 10 lol

Pretty racist statement right off the bat.

Sandlot reference - loved it! Love the Bird videos. Have you reacted to Bird Is the Word?

Well I got Larry TIED with MJ as the best players I’ve seen. REGARDLESS of race, color or creed… Bird is the ONLY player in history to average atleast 24 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists FOR HIS CAREER.. ONLY player in HISTORY… I won’t even list his shooting splits or defensive stats..

Ah, Len Bias. My favorite Celtic.

Never mind "white". He;s the best player of any color.

Don’t need to mention race. Magic is my favorite player but I watched NBA since 80. By the ‘eye’ test MJ & Bird are 1a & 1b. No other player has done anything like the ‘left handed game’ scored 27 in 3 qtrs. The other team knew & didn’t want to lose so Bird had to play straight up in 4th. Had 20 points in a quarter plus game winner. WTF

Here are FACTS Wilt was listed 7'1" barefoot, with todays shoes he will be around 7'2" / 7'3:" Wilt was surely ahead of his time however to say that he played in a weak competition is pure ignorance of the game... Wilt played more hall of fame centers and forwards than any other center in the NBA.. in fact 60s was the golden age of Centers.. Centers were the primary scorers and mostly are the captains on every team.. in short 60s is the era of centers.. And to those saying that centers from today or from the 90s would dominate the 60s, I'm sorry to inform ya'll that you lack knowledge about basketball.. 60s - 70s was the hardest era of basketball.. Why is Wilts era the hardest? well let educate you.. When you say you will destroy Wilt with new moves now.. Well Bad news for you brother in the 60s it is in the rules of basketball that : --players are required to dribble the ball with their hand directly in front of them because if they don't it is considered a travel. This meant that they couldn't dribble with their hand to the side or on their hip, as is allowed in modern basketball. This rule was enforced strictly, and players had to adhere to this dribbling technique during gameplay. --Bumping shoulders or physical contact between players was generally more strictly regulated and are considered Offensive Fouls, especially if it impeded the movement of the offensive player or disrupted the flow of the game. Referees in that era tended to call fouls for such contact more readily compared to today's standards, where more incidental contact is often allowed. --Carrying the ball (allowing it to come to rest in the hand or palm) and palming the ball (letting it rest in the hand while dribbling) were considered violations. If a player was seen to be carrying or palming the ball excessively or in a manner that gave them an unfair advantage, it would result in a violation called by the referees. With this rules I mentioned above I'm sorry to inform yall modern players non of you can play in Wilts era even Michael Jordan can't play in the 60s without called Traveling, offensive foul and Palming.. Todays dibbling will be considered Travel and physical Plays like Shaq is considered Offensive Fouls

The next part of the 3 pt. Shootout is even funnier. After winning the first 3 contests, Bird didn't participate the next year due to injury. Craig Hodges from Chicago won it that year. Hodges was asked by a reporter after the win if Bird's absence was the reason for the win. Hodges said, "Larry Bird knows where to find me." Bird's response was SAVAGE. "Yeah, down at the end of Chicago's bench." 😂

No, he's the best MAN of ANY COLOR to have touched a basketball. All the best to play have said it.

Love your tantrums Show Basketball Time Machine much love and grow his account and yours will grow too

I'm a new sub and loved the video. Bird is a Bomb 4 sure. You had me cracken up so much, loved your comments Quis. If you've not yet seen his Trash Talking videos they are a must watch. Thank you

Old Spice.. you're an old ass man.. love it.. I'm 57 and I remember my Daddy wearing Old Spice.. yeah.. Old Ass Man. lol