LEBRON FAN REACTS TO Magic Johnson and Larry Bird: A Courtship of Rivals Basketball | PART 2

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[@shermanmerryman203]

Just as a point of information Michael Jordan never beat Larry Bird, Larry is 6-0 against Jordan.

[@lorenzsabbaer7725]

in playoffs, yes

[@profanepersonality]

@Lorenz Sabbaer , and Bird has a winning regular season record against him, too. Including MJ's best statistical season (Bird 3W, Jordan 1W). Jordan and Pippen, Bird, with a broken back and surgery on both feet the year before. Bird dropped a buzzer beater in one game that season being double teamed by Jordan and Pippen. Jordan's first championship season, he won 1 game out of four against Bird that season. Facts.

[@lorenzsabbaer7725]

@@profanepersonality yes i know, i just wanted to say that thats the playoff stat

[@marthayoung2308]

I love this story too! Thank you so much.

[@johnjohn-xf8nh]

We knew you would enjoy this documentary. The first time I watched it it was powerful in the sense of such crazy history of how their upbringings were similar, their basketball mentality was similar, yet off court night and day. They really gave basketball what it needed. More cool stuff coming your way my friend. Thanks for kicking out pt so quick. Did you notice in collage they both wore 33? Wow, they even had the same number. In the NBA Kareem was 33 so Magic went to 32.

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

In college Birds team was also 33-0

[@aclosson8193]

They were opposite personalities but both had a supreme desire to play the game and win. Major sports Rivals who became best of friends. Close at a deep level. How does this happen? It happens when two Classy men meet, compete, and develop mutual respect for each other.

[@ronny9.794]

Love this documentary & DTN you are the sugar on the top. Great job man

[@petergriffen4361]

You need to watch Magic and Bird on David Letterman show, I think it has 2 parts.

[@Blindeyedog]

They saved the NBA. Today's players owe these two legends everything. Truth.

[@VandyChuck]

Iron sharpening iron is a brilliant way to put it those two fed off each other like no other duo in history.

[@ronny9.794]

I loved show time. I can still hear the opening song on NBC every Sunday morning when i think about it

[@joeschmoe1150]

Bruh, same!

[@connie77]

They went out together too. The last thing they did was 1992 Dream Team’. It’s a must see

[@nickpaine2767]

Larry’s energy also was also contentious, he gave his body to the game and if that doesn’t make you play harder as his teammate i don’t know what will. They both were really the same in every way in terms of the outcome of what they were doing But the way they did everything was completely different. But it led them to be both competitive rivals

[@JohnRodriguesPhotographer]

Try the skyhook. It just roles off your finger tips. Once you get used to it, it is hard for the defender to block. If you like to hoop learn the skyhook.

[@mortimerbustos4487]

This is so well done. I can’t wait to see part 2!

[@Blindeyedog]

Magic still owns LA -- my hometown. ❤

[@picolo4102]

I got to see all this. I was lucky. I wish they had somewhere to show all those 80s game. It was fun as a fan.

[@JohnRodriguesPhotographer]

Michael Cooper was a great player

[@marykuettner752]

It really was like a movie script. They saved the NBA by wanting to be the best and they were so good everyone wanted to see it.

[@ronny9.794]

Wow!! I really enjoy watching your video reactions. I enjoy you. Your honest. A lot of copy-Catters saying the same things as other reactors. You have a different vibe about you D.T. Neal. Commenting about the racist white dude, that he was being honest. Gotta say if i may deviate, I first found you reacting to Rodney Dangerfield. You have an infectious laugh like Ed McMahon & Kevin Eubanks, when those guys laugh it makes me laugh and you've got it in spades. Going to leave some comments on your Rodney reviews. Keep doing what your doing man.

[@deanholmes1322]

Dude, I can't find your part 3 to this video. It went from 2, to 4

[@aclosson8193]

Boston was at the time one of the more racist cities in the north. I know. I was there. I was first Gen Greek-American. My parents were not racist at all. They were just grateful to be in America. Land of Opportunity. They were unaware before they came as to the level of tension that existed here at the time and were shocked by it. As devout Orthodox Christians and well-versed in the Holy Bible, they raised their children that we are all Children of God. You treat everyone as you wish to be treated.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

When a guy realize that this part is the "slow" and "boring" part of the story he realized what a beautiful story this really is. I dont mean that this part of the story is in any way NOT fantastic... Its just that they second half is the most beautiful story in sports history. In any game... Im saying that as mainly a Hockey guy. Hockey was my ONLY thing... Until Bird and Magic turned the entire planet upside down and NO ONE could look away, including me. Hockey is still my passion... But Bird and Magic *forced* Basketball on me against my will and made me a fan of the game. Not even Jordan could do that. Jordan may be the goat... But these two are every bit as much the goat as Jordan.

[@patticriss2238]

I always ask this question to young fella. How many all white teams do you want to spend your money to see in person? It’s a complicated thing. No doubt.