5 Times Larry Bird Sought REVENGE!

5 Times Larry Bird Sought REVENGE!
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[@nicoscarfo4486]

My favorite Larry Bird story is when he first played against Anthony Mason, he told him "all those muscles aren't gonna help you tonight" and everytime Bird would hit a jump shot on Anthony he would yell "MUSCLES!!!!"LMMFAO Larry was a Legend

[@justinnardine8564]

80s NBA was on another level

[@Twigg4075]

Never forget that Bird returned to a game MINUTES after suffering a concussion and broken orbital bone to cook the Pacers, yet LeFlop James had to be carried off the court because he had CRAMPS.

[@shlokgaur4030]

Casuals saying Larry bird didn't look scary.. NBA players were scared of Larry Legend, think how normal people would see a 6'10" Dude talking trash..😂

[@markab1382]

This is why LeBum will never be in the greatest players class. He has none.

[@carolelerman9686]

When he made a shot behind the backboard.

[@oslogrigor8320]

When the bench of the opposing team starts cracking up at how good you are. That's gold. Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy.

[@touco9077]

My favorite is when the legend stole the inbound pass from Isaiah Thomas with two seconds on the clock and he fired it over to DJ who laid it up and in and time expired and the Celtics won the game, best play I seen in my life, there'll never be another Larry Bird because Larry made everyone around him better where most of the other greats were one man showboats, Mike Jordan was a great player also but I think Larry was the best all around player to ever play the game, Larry Bird was to basketball what Bobby Orr was to hockey, simply the best.

[@Mr966496]

Magic Johnson said “ a lot of guys talk trash but Larry could back his trash talking up”

[@llg3pe]

He helps his teammate set a record while getting revenge on an old college bully then gets pissed and breaks that record. That’s hardcore

[@shahinnadji8991]

He was one of kind. There’ll never be another Larry Bird !

[@JohnnyD603]

Larry was the goat in my eyes. I grew up watching him and he took the league by storm. Sweeping mj, beating magic and dominating the league. If he hadn't blown his back out by helping his grandmother he would of played for another 5 seasons. Dude was a monster.

[@jeremyedwards1093]

My favorite Bird moment is when he retired, after saying his last words, he was handed his infant son, and walked off court. It's the warrior, the legend, that walked off in peace

[@darkgable85]

Larry Bird was from a different type of breed

[@2000watts1972]

My favorite Bird moment? Every time he stepped onto the court. Greatest competitor that’s ever played.

[@kathleencuthbert7709]

My favorite Larry Bird moment? ALL OF THEM! LOL It was just so much fun to watch him work with his team. His passing skills are unrivaled, even to this day. There will never be another like him.

[@kamcclannahan3931]

I miss being able to watch such a magnificent player who respected the game and knew it was a job so he always came prepared to leave it all out on the court each and every time.

[@MaximusWolfe]

Nobody ever did more with space than Bird. His ability to pass through and shoot over people precisely with only a minimum of room is unexampled and impossible to teach. He was a gifted athlete with the highest basketball IQ of all time.

[@jonw.3886]

Bird played hurt a good portion of the time but he still went out there and embarrassed younger and more athletic players. Bird at 50% was still better than a lot of guys at 100%.

[@kenkaniff8428]

Larry Bird was amazing!! I was (and still am) a Lakers fan and the 80s was an AMAZING time for the sport. The Lakers/Celtics rivalry was so intense and amazing to watch. The Celtics were our BIGGEST RIVALRY back then. They had an INCREDIBLE team!! Bird, McHale, Ainge, Parrish . . . They were so easily hated by Lakers fans but you could ALWAYS count on an incredible game when they met. I went to about 100 Lakers games in the 80s and had the pleasure of watching them play the Celtics LIVE at The Forum probably about 8 or 12 times. It was an ABSOLUTE AWESOME time for basketball. Those were the days!!!🤘 The 80s was a time in basketball that will NEVER be seen again!! It was a HISTORIC era for the sport!! I'm so happy that I was able to go watch the Celtics play the Lakers so many times in the 80s! LEGENDARY!!!🤘