Making the Case Larry Bird - REACTION

[@ChuckReactions]

Larry Bird Trash Talking tomorrow be ready 🙏🏾

[@rustydaboyrobot]

So.. it's ok for Larry to trash talk now? 😄 Great reaction. God bless. 😇

[@ChuckReactions]

@@rustydaboyrobot 🙏🏾

[@ChuckReactions]

@@rustydaboyrobot yeah lol

[@derekfnord]

“If I had to choose a player to take a final shot to win a game I’d choose (Michael) Jordan, but if I could pick one to shoot to save my life I would pick Bird.” -- Pat Riley

[@ChuckReactions]

Lol

[@MooreCEJr]

Announcer said Bird was 6ft 9" just before the the Ewing stat... Ewing was 7ft 1... Bird avg. over career just over 10 rebounds. Bird avg. over career (2) 3pts baskets per game with most of his shots coming from mid range and foul shots. Fantastic reaction.. wonderful job on keeping that mind open to past greats. :)

[@ChuckReactions]

Appreciate it

[@targetservicer2221]

If you put a 25yr old Bird in a time machine and brought him to the league today,he would be MVP from his 1st season until he retired.

[@ChuckReactions]

Lol

[@bigkw1568]

Young Buck.. Bird was the master at Juking somebody .. He was a great passer so people were always expecting him to pass .. Players from this era were coached to work the ball around to get a high % shot .. The 3 wasnt shot much for that reason .. Pull up some of these old games and study the offense , they moved the ball with constant motion and back picks and give and go... Now keep in mind they actually played Defense ..

[@ChuckReactions]

Thanks for the info check out my new video about Larry Bird

[@mattphillips538]

Hearing Johnny Most's stunned screaming behind some of these clutch clips brings a tear to my eye. Good times.

[@ChuckReactions]

🙏🏾

[@jerricocke987]

Magic and Larry went into the the pros the same year they retired within a year of each other and they went into the Hall of Fame on the same day oh and they were best friends.

[@ChuckReactions]

Love to see it

[@jaykay9695]

"The Move" worked because Larry was a passer and passed. He had enough tools it was hard to keep up with him, so it worked. Thanks for the reaction.

[@ChuckReactions]

Appreciate it

[@bradleymckinzie166]

Respect young man, more youngsters need to learn history

[@ChuckReactions]

Appreciate it

[@ChuckReactions]

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[@siegeperilous]

Yeah, I saw Larry play live. And the guy is right - if the score was close, and Larry was on the floor, you expected some sort of miracle shot or play from Bird with a kind of unreal confidence.

[@harissonbond7499]

Bird and Magic did play similar in respect to passing and getting everybody involved. They can win games with their passing alone. Magic was the flashier passer but Bird had incredible passes too. Both elite in passing. Both have that vision pass first mentality like Lebron. These two players is who Lebron resembles the most minus the brute force to the basket game. Lebron is more like if Magic and Shaq had a baby. In respect to Bird and Magic I would give Bird the slight edge in being the better player. Bird was the better shooter and the better clutch performer.

[@ChuckReactions]

You said Magic and Shaq that had a baby lol 😂😂😂

[@eddiehaskell1957]

@@ChuckReactions If they could do that than they're both the goat! Or something like that.

[@ChuckReactions]

@@eddiehaskell1957 facts

[@1976PartyBoy]

'le-FLOP' ya mean ??? LMBO...( also 'le-quit', te-hee)

[@rondalton8162]

Great show man!!! I was blessed to grow up in the 70's and played ball until I was 35. Larry Legend and Dr. J were how I tried to play like. Back then it was no blood no foul. Hard to watch the crying in the game now. We fought like enemies on the court but after the game we were gentlemen. I miss that. Todays stars are amazing and with the physical atributes and science they can play a long time. Different era different game. Larry could play just as good in todays game. I'm not sure how todays athletes would handle the physical abuse of the old game. Pistol Pete blew my mind. UNBELIEVABLE PLAYER!!!

[@ChuckReactions]

I will do it

[@THEPATRIOT1000]

thank you for giving respect to the greats

[@ChuckReactions]

Have too 🙏🏾

[@vickiewilson3997]

Loved your reaction. I loved watching Larry play, because he was so amazing. You knew he would do something amazing in EVERY game. It was a great time to be alive!

[@aramhamparian9641]

Lebron James still watches Larry Bird youtube videos to this day. He got Bird at # 4 all time. Larry's game is timeless. He would dominate in any era of basketball, and even into the future. Great vid and reaction bro!!

[@ChuckReactions]

Appreciate it man 🙏🏾

[@senseichess8688]

All the great players of any era would be stars in any era

[@ChuckReactions]

@@senseichess8688 I agree

[@senseichess8688]

@@ChuckReactions yes sir hi...red auerbach was perhaps the greatest basketball mind who ever lived as coach g m and consultant for the Celtics from the nbas inception till his death jn 2006..as a consultant he still watched 100 games a year till his death...he was asked to pick an 18 man team of the best players in history...heres what he said...he said he left lebrun James off thes team because his career was too new at the time....his team in no particular orderer was this....kareem Abdul jabbar..wilt Chamberlain...bill Russell...michael jordan....larry bird....magic Jonson....elgin Baylor....oscar Robertson..jerry west....john havlicek...bob pettit...bob cousy...dolph schayes....kobe Bryant...kevin mchale...karl Malone...charles barkley.....julius Erving.......obviousley he did not include some big names.....then he said Jordan was the best player ever....interesting....again he made his list in 2006

[@ChuckReactions]

@@senseichess8688 will get to them and react to more videos be ready 🙌🏾

[@proudarmymom8657]

Larry bird is 6’9” and from 1986 till he retired in 93 he played with a debilitating back injury which is why he had to retire several years before he should have which makes it even more impressive that he played hurt players don’t do that nowadays but he played till his body told him he could not anymore!!

[@ChuckReactions]

He has been getting injured a lot I can agree and check my recent video

[@ChuckReactions]

Like this video and comment more videos you want me to react! 🙏🏾

[@wesgibson1915]

@Shawn D Shooting 3's was frowned upon back then by coaches. Then a few players started to make it more popular

[@ChuckReactions]

@Shawn D oh wow my fault

[@ChuckReactions]

@@wesgibson1915 my bad

[@wesgibson1915]

@Shawn D agree

[@paulpenix8198]

Ewing is 7ft. Bird is actually 6'10"

[@MrMakemyday3]

he played thirteen years for celtics. larry and magic both came to nba in 1979/80

[@ChuckReactions]

Oh okay thanks check out my new video

[@eddiehaskell1957]

Chuck you're a good analyst. Smart and opened minded to learn more of a great era.

[@ChuckReactions]

Thanks

[@markjalbert3801]

I agree. You’ve got a good feel for the game. Watch this video again though and listen to the commentary. You missed a few things because you were talking over it. Great video! I enjoyed it.

[@rmaldonado4031]

If only he talked a little less ! Like most reaction videos, reactors talk ad nauseum.

[@billbox1916]

Hey Chuck, I enjoy all your reaction videos, thank you for that. I think Bird's Fake Outs before shooting work out so well for him because he passes the ball so much, no one knows for sure if he's really going to pass it or not. They look, he shoots.

[@ChuckReactions]

Appreciate it and he was good at it lol

[@jjfgaming6355]

Larry is one of my favorite players of all time. I think what’s cool is that pistol Pete was on his team for a year and not much people know about that

[@ChuckReactions]

Lol

[@Kennyindia]

Pistol Pete Maravich is another legend you may want to check out.

[@ChuckReactions]

@@Kennyindia will do thanks

[@marthahanley6650]

@@Kennyindia And the wizardly and IQ of Bill Russell? Unfortunately no recorded games but it is there in stats. Many don't know that Bill Russell was the first black to ever coach in the NBA. He coached as a "player/coach" for the who? Boston Celtics.

[@MuddyPoppins]

Wilt Chamberlain was the NBA’s first GOAT. He was so amazing that the league had to change rules to make him less dominant. Even with the new rules established he was still considered the GOAT by his peers and fans and by many to this day. When the NBA and ABA merged in 1976 the league became stocked with talent with Bird about to join in just 4 years. Bird stepped into a starting role as a rookie and dominated, winning ROY over Magic. Bird mastered the original concept of the fundamentals of the game as it was meant to be played at the time, in a way that NO ONE before or since ever did. When MJ came into the league, Bird schooled him on “the way to play”, but MJ was so athletic that he could transcend the game and bypass the fundamentals with his speed and jumping ability by simply going up, around, or over defenses. Jordan’s amazing abilities transformed the game yet again and brought about a 2nd change in how the game would played from then on…until Steph came along to transform it once again into the 3pt shoot outs of today. I don’t care for the soft wide open game of today, and I can appreciate Jordan’s abilities, but I love the game as a TEAM sport, and players like MJ and Kobe IMO were selfish individual players who cared more about personal accolades, scoring titles, and box scores rather than the success of their team or teammates. I would rather see Larry drive, draw a double team, then SEE & THINK to make a no look behind the head pass (assist) to his open teammate for an easy 2, rather than see MJ mindlessly drive through a double team (with blinders on), keep the ball for himself to draw a foul, and then make 2 at the line to pad his own stats…I don’t even care if he makes a spectacular dunk for a 3 pt play. That’s not the strategy or genius of Birds play and why I love his style above all others. #ForeverGOAT

[@ChuckReactions]

Lol until Stephen came to the game was funny lol and check out my new video

[@markjacobson4248]

The three point shot was only added in Bird's rookie year in the NBA. Even though he was known as a good shooter, most teams and players really took a while to adapt their tactics to new styles. What they had all trained to do up to then was to get into the paint and take high percentage shots.

[@ChuckReactions]

I have heard about it lol I’m just tryna learn lol

[@marthahanley6650]

The three point line was started "as an experiment" in 1979/1980. His first coach, Bill Fitch hated it. In fact, a lot of changes in the game and this was a *big* forcing coaches to handle their fundamentals differently. So I count Bird's first year in the Celtics there aren't going to be any three points.

[@ChuckReactions]

@@marthahanley6650 thanks for more information 🙌🏾

[@chrisdion3260]

I feel like the best way to describe Larry Bird's play style is if somebody had watched the game in the future and studied what was going to happen and then came back in time and played it with that knowledge.

[@ChuckReactions]

true im just tryna learn the moves and passing you know

[@ianh6845]

By the way Larry Bird is 6'10. Patrick Ewing I believe is 7'0. So really Ewing only had 2 inches on Bird. So yeah, Bird is a very large human being.

[@ChuckReactions]

Facts lol check out my recent video

[@nickmorse2277]

Larry is the best clutch shooter 💯

[@ChuckReactions]

I agree lol

[@theemaygoogleme151]

In Bird's era teams averaged 2.8 3 pointers per game, now teams average 34.1 attempts per game. Imagine him attempting up to 12 times more as that stat would suggest, the mind boggles.

[@jimpierce6811]

I saw Larry in college and all basketball in the 80'-90's. I respect the younger generation that look bk and want to learn about the old school. I saw him live in Atlanta '88. Game 4. I just subbed

[@ChuckReactions]

Appreciate it and I’m trying lol

[@rickbort7875]

@@ChuckReactions Good reaction from a young'un, Chuck :) The advantage old guys like me and Jim Pierce above have is that yes, we watched Larry & Magic in real time, me starting with the NCAA championships, and followed them (I was a die hard Celtics fan) throughout the 80s, along with MJ entering the league in the mid 80s. And we have watched the 90s, the Kobe years, and modern day ball, and can make some judgement calls on the different eras. I'll take a rookie Larry Bird as my number one draft over anyone else, including MJ (my close 2nd). One overlooked fact- in 1979, Bird inherited a starting roster that were the worst Celtics team in history with a 29-51 record (2nd worst in the NBA). By just adding a rookie Bird to the starting lineup, they went 61-21, one of the most dramatic turnarounds in NBA history, going to the Eastern Conference Finals, losing to Dr J and the 76ers. And Bird and the Celtics ending up being NBA champions the following season.

[@ChuckReactions]

@@rickbort7875 appreciate it and check out my recent video

[@ChuckReactions]

@@rickbort7875 just trying to learn lol

[@THEPATRIOT1000]

Chuck has the best basketball commentary

[@ChuckReactions]

I can see lol

[@jamesmyers7142]

Great reaction brother. Bird is gonn always be my GOAT. Some people say Jordan or LeBron but if you look at every angle of the game of Basketbalk you can clearly see that those guys were all about themselves & Bird did just as much passing as he did scoring. But Bird did want the ball in all one shot situations. He had Supreme confidence & the highest Basketball IQ I've ever seen. Buy the reason he's the GOAT in my opinion is he did the same things the other guys do that are in the GOAT Discussion, his stats are equally as good & in some cases better & he did it with much less athletic ability & couldn't jump nearly as good. And from day one of his career he played hurt in every single game until he retired. He did it through hustle, pure gritt, & most of all Basketball IQ.

[@pookie717]

Yup. You get it. Keep it up. You'll be doing well before too long. Love the new guys, but so many of the greats that would probably still whoop up on these young bucks get forgotten. And larry was better than pretty much all of them. They all deserve respect. Glad you're doing your history homework! Id give you a list but I'd go on forever. One of my favorites though that nobody ever covers, Mugsy Bogues. He's not in the goat convo but once you see him and watch him you'll understand the heart players had back then.

[@ChuckReactions]

Appreciate it 🙏🏾 thanks for the support and the information

[@sarahsloot2290]

Larrys’s 40% from 3 is a different animal than Steve Kerr averaging 40%. The other team’s defensive plan is for Bird, he is option A on offense and league alpha. He’s expected to shoot last second shots, difficult shots, beat double teams, and playmake. Its way tougher 40% than players whose role is to shoot after their teammate has drawn the D or on the swing.

[@martyb5807]

Larry shattered his knuckles before going to the NBA. Said his shooting never felt right after that. Imagine if that had never happened. When he smashed his face and broke his orbital bone he came back and won the game with double vision. BTW Magic was wearing a Bird jersey under his warmup at Larry's retirement.

[@ChuckReactions]

That’s crazy

[@jannachtsheim5989]

You need to watch "The Greatest Rivalry in Sports History (Magic vs Bird)". This is when basketball was a team sport that was about winning the game. There was no 3 point line when Larry started but he won the first 3 point contest then won the second then won the third while wearing his warm up jacket. If you looked closely at Jordan, Kobe, Lebron and many others you will see things that Larry did. From his passing, trash talking, shooting and hustling there was no one better.

[@dbsti3006]

At 15:38 you saw a pissed off Bird who returned after a cheekbone fracture earlier in that game.They were playing Chuck Person and the Pacers. Person scored 16 points over Birds head before that, but Larry was having none of that shit, and made sure to look right at Chuck with the ball in his hand after the block. Celtics won that game, after Bird came back from the injury in the same game.

[@ChuckReactions]

He was mad lol

[@dbsti3006]

@@ChuckReactions Bird was nasty.

[@ChuckReactions]

@@dbsti3006 lol

[@johnnyb4927]

It wasn’t the same game but same series nonetheless..Bird was in traction before the game as per usual back then and the trainer had specifically told him he was done for the day/game…Larry waited until they weren’t paying attention and ran out of the room to make that return

[@johnnyb4927]

Marv Albert i believe is heard saying something like “This is out of the pages of Willis Reed”

[@gladyswashington5171]

Bird was the founding member of the 50/40/90 club

[@billbox9007]

I've been rockin with you on the Bird videos, great reactions/comments. Please watch or react to the documentary about Magic and Bird called "A Courtship of Rivals". I know after that, the Dream Team doc. is a must. Love to you and the channel.

[@akpilot9468]

Everyone thinks of Bird as a 3pt shooter because of how he destroyed the 3pt competition, and no doubt he could sink them. But back then 3pt shots weren’t as much a part of the game, so you really don’t see as much as you feel like you should.

[@cozenw3236]

Larry hand was crushed after a baseball hit his hand right before he was to join the Celtics. I believe that injury made Bird use his other hand to make up the difference.

[@ChuckReactions]

That’s crazy 😕

[@MrSchmaaz]

I don't think Bird or Magic or Dr J, Doc Rivers, Drexler... the list goes... can play today. These young uns today don't know what a foul is. LeBron got carried off the court for muscle cramps. Bird snuck away from the team doctor and won the game. It's like comparing apples to oranges.

[@ChuckReactions]

Lol facts

[@donaldpaulson3920]

Iverson..... Vince Carter, Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnet, Tracy mcgrady, Paul Pierce, Kobe obviously........but mainly 90s players. A lot others would name, late n w.e so lol, most defense tho for most part

[@kingscott744]

When Larry Bird dived for that loose ball, I believe the Celtics were up by 30, Larry didn't even need to go for that ball, that's just the type of competitive nature he has

[@meminustherandomgooglenumbers]

That's Spike Lee talking to Reggie Miller. Patrick Ewing is 7 foot tall.

[@ChuckReactions]

Oh lol

[@george_here8802]

I WAS RIGHT YOUR AMAZING

[@ChuckReactions]

Appreciate it 🙏🏾💯

[@GBofOH]

Both Larry Bird and Magic Johnson say they picked up a lot of their moves from "Pistol " Pete Maravich.

[@donnawasielewski5087]

You need to watch the Larry Bird greatest mix The man is a fan fantastic 3-point shooter, mid-range shooter and dunker.. oh and yes the best passer ever!

[@cozenw3236]

I get the impression Larry Bird played a lot of HORSE in his youth. Larry Bird, “I’m going to shoot one over your head from the right corner rainbow, left handed, one legged, backwards, with my eyes closed, while whistling the Harlem Globetrotter’s theme song ‘Sweet Georgia Brown.” 😬

[@ChuckReactions]

Lol

[@7wnb]

Great reaction, enjoyed your commentary, but I would try to not to pause the videos so often & just enjoy listening to the commentary provided on the video. A lot of the time the video commentary is providing the context for what you’re watching 👍

[@ChuckReactions]

I understand

[@thebrospaul2312]

Larry is a solid 4 3 mvp 4 runner ups did so much in is few years

[@Dusty999]

At the 11:49 timeline when you're reading his stats, you missed the fact that those stats were for three consecutive years, not just for 1984.

[@mezzmezzm3zzmezz]

Here from tiktok

[@ChuckReactions]

We made it 🐐😎

[@donaldpaulson3920]

Behind the head....how lethal he was with passing so they were always on edge

[@mattphillips538]

There was no 3-point rule until 1984

[@ChuckReactions]

Oh didn’t know thanks lol and check out my new video

[@fire3449]

Patrick Ewing Sr is 7.0 ft tall, Larry Bird is 6'9".

[@richarddoyle3340]

Vince Carter top 100 dunks.....Charles Barkley...... Dominique Wilkins......

[@ChuckReactions]

will get into it thanks

[@barrymorgan5104]

Bird isn't the only past great you should check out. Try Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell, 2 more GOAT candidates.

[@ChuckReactions]

I will and check out my recent video

[@gjagielom2]

best passers (regardless of assist numbers) have to include magic, stockton, bird, Bob Cousy, and oscar robertson. i am open to accepting others in the top ten especially a true center (Bill Russell honestly even though he probably mostly got the hockey assists as opposed to true assist)or other big man but if you are looking for true passers bird HAS to be in your top ten as a passer. he literally knows where you are on the court and if you can’t accept that he is as good a passer as anyone, there is a youtube channel that can’t accept that bird was truly great. i won’t mention him by name in a place that puts respect on the best basketball player of my race, just look up bird reactions and scroll. look for a video that says larry is a joke and you’ll find your home.

[@mattlefebvre123]

too bad that behind the backboard shot didn't count because of a rule put in place because of Wilt Chamberlain. but he was always looking for challenges to get through the grind of the regular season.

[@ChuckReactions]

Lol

[@ChuckReactions]

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[@Jimmy-dp6vz]

Well you want to see some good stuff watch shawn Kemp's 50 greatest plays

[@ChuckReactions]

will do thanks

[@kingscott744]

That would be great, Shawn Kemp aka (THE RAIN MAN) is one of my favorite players

[@feedmemoreh8458]

Larry Bird quotes reaction

[@ChuckReactions]

Got you

[@johnroop9625]

Good job my friend!

[@RatedJai3d]

Here from College

[@ChuckReactions]

Let me find out 😭😂

[@amberburris5674]

great reaction

[@ChuckReactions]

Appreciate it

[@darkomtobia]

Subbed. Us Chuck's have to stick together!

[@ChuckReactions]

Thanks and check out my new 2 videos

[@kennediplayz3505]

Great content

[@ChuckReactions]

Appreciate it

[@geoffkrikorian54]

Do Wilt Chamberlain, Oscar Robertson, Bill Russell and Jerry West.

[@1976PartyBoy]

This video lasted for 35:14, holmes. You NEED to 'pare it down', Bro. Shorten it-or edit it...the subject matter was a 22:00 video, in itself so we spent 13 minutes listening to YOU !!! Other 'reactors' talk 'over' the film giving them the 'Air of Superiority'- like THEY are the teachers & 'WE' are the students. Some 'reactors' wait until the vid has ended- THESE are the ones that "I" prefer. I like YOUR style, young man-just don't get off on the Wrong foot, with your Followers. GL & G-D BLESS YOU, Young Man.

[@bebedenham362]

LeBron James: 40,474 points as of Aug 2024 but his career is nearing what?.....50 years now? lol Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: 38,387 points

[@warrenhughes911]

#1 Michael #2Larry #3Magic

[@bronsongetseven7326]

Bird is 6'9 1/2 in height

[@ChuckReactions]

My bad lol and check out my new video

[@teresavicario5848]

Watch Bird's 50 greatest passes..re-edit

[@catmancatplan4933]

The stadium sold out at his retirement.

[@ChuckReactions]

I heard about that lol and check out my recent video

[@catmancatplan4933]

@@ChuckReactions Will do. check out Real Time Tornado - Joplin

[@ChuckReactions]

@@catmancatplan4933 okay

[@jerricocke987]

Well I'd look at Wilkes Chamberlain I would look at Dr Julia serving Dr j magic you know the twin towers Hakeem olajuwon the people mentioned in these clips that you've been doing of Larry Bird they were mentioned for a reason he he played in one of the most talent Rich times. You also have to remember that he and magic came into the NBA together they pretty much left together and probably the best time they ever had was when the two of them played on the 1992 Olympic dream team and that's when you need to check out 11 Hall of famers one team.

[@ChuckReactions]

I’m really learning thanks

[@jameylebel]

Bird. 6’9”..Patrick Ewing. 7’+

[@meganmarie509]

🐦=🐐

[@tuggboat4]

10 rebounds a game.

[@geraldsmith4291]

I'll be back when you do what I said in the last comment.

[@johnrichmond7739]

Patrick Ewing is 7'1"

[@craigmattes3774]

i would watch you as you are open minded but let us watch the vid and then you can talk about everything but i had to turn it off because it was impossible to watch any of it with it being stopped every 5 seconds to say something. I like that you are interested in these players and it is very important to me as i refereed in the nba from 1979-1991 but you dont let us watch any of the tape without it stopping every 2 minutes. Just trying to keep it 100. I hope you do well and good luck

[@ChuckReactions]

Okay I got you

[@warrenhughes911]

Yo .SPIKE LEE/REGGIE

[@danielhughes3677]

Larry bird 🐦 be like 6-10

[@iiTzLurks]

Larry is 6'9

[@profanepersonality]

Lebron isn't in the same league as Bird. Bird could dominate today, but Lebron would have failed in the time of Jordan, Bird, and Magic. Jordan couldn't win until Bird retired. Facts.

[@WiseGuy5674]

You gotta stop chatting and do more listening if you want to learn, son.🧐

[@ChuckReactions]

Got you 🙌🏾

[@martintreadway5245]

Watch larry v jordan

[@mnz6324ify]

Patrick Ewing ain’t 6’9 or 6’10 you dummy his 7’0 in the 80’s you won’t see short centers 6’9 -6’10’are always pf

[@ChuckReactions]

My bad and check out my recent video

[@JET1970]

Bro are you reacting to the video or narrating the video damn just watch the greatness and listen to the reasons Clayton explains

[@beavis4871]

Hey chuck. Who do I think is the Goat?

[@ChuckReactions]

Michael Jordan

[@ChuckReactions]

Or Larry Bird?

[@beavis4871]

Thanks

[@ChuckReactions]

@@beavis4871 🤙🏾 check out my new videos

[@beavis4871]

Thanks man I sure will

[@jeffmiller7817]

MJ and LeBron 1 & 2, sorry, you need to do more research... Bird beat all the best in his Era in the playoffs... He was the only one to do it back then... Magic never got past Jordan, but Bird swept Jordan twice... Jordan and the Bulls had a losing record against Bird and the Celtics, and "never" won a playoff game against them (0-6 in playoffs)... Bird's skil set and basketball IQ would carry over to dominate in today's soft league, where most of today's stars would struggle back in Bird's Era... Throw in the medical advancements and he would have played 20 years... But, even though he only played 13 years, 12 were full seasons and he was an All Star for every one of them... It is hard to compare past with present due to the changes in the game and medical advancements, but by the same token, it was tougher in the past than it is now and the longevity factor of today gives more opportunities for stats and such, making current players seem closer to past playets... But in reality, and if you are honest and you compare per Basketball talent / IQ, Bird is top 3 all day long, and LeBron would fall in line lower down... Just My Humble Opinion (from actually watching both play during their primes)...

[@j20tower]

Stopping the video every 10 seconds. I understand it’s a reaction video but let the damn thing play.

[@keithmay1033]

Dude. You talked way too much, and didn’t listen to half the info given to you.

[@myreviews8099]

Do you know what iq is?

[@ChuckReactions]

Yes lol

[@mikemartin8747]

you miss more facts than you catch. let the play finish, then make a comment. love your content, but reactions are annoying.

[@tylerkay3]

Do you actually listen to what it being said. I know for the 100th time you are into basketball. LISTEN, close your mouth and look and listen. The questions you are asking are being answered in the video. Geez.

[@tylerkay3]

Stop pausing so much. LISTEN

[@1976PartyBoy]

You talk too much. G-D garlve you 1 ears & 1 mouth forcacreasoj

[@Dhl1010]

You got to stop talking so much.

[@tylerkay3]

Im sorry i can not subscribe to your channel. You talk waaaaay tooooo much. Youdont listen to what is being said. Good luck to you.