Y’all are so lucky to have gotten this interview. Larry has turned the faucets all the way off to the media these days. Thanks for this! Larry is my favorite basketball player of all time.
@steviechampagne11 ай бұрын
Every single minute on tape we get of these legend is precious gold! They played in a different time, and their heroics in battle on the court should NEVER be discounted or forgotten. They paved the way for the modern evolution of the sport. Larry and Magic truly saved the NBA. We owe them so much flowers!
@jceedrummer8 ай бұрын
Larry!!! Larry!!! The best
@LowdownBoy6 ай бұрын
He never did media dummy lol
@playalot863 ай бұрын
Me too
@andrewdavid592811 ай бұрын
The Bird is the greatest all-around basketball player of all time.
@richardlindell997611 ай бұрын
Without one doubt!
@danacarter479311 ай бұрын
Agreed and I literally grew up on him ,9 ,when he came in the NBA #LB33 💚
@TruthHurts5811 ай бұрын
Yes, not the greatest scorer, passer, or rebounder, but NO ONE did it all better and won like he did.
@keeosama11 ай бұрын
@@TruthHurts58he only won 3 times tho lol
@TruthHurts5811 ай бұрын
@@keeosamaonly 3? That’s three more than the majority of the players who ever played the game. Magic coasted to the Finals because the West was weak. Name a player who beat more Hall of Famers to win his titles? Bird had to go through Dr. J, Moses Malone, Kareem, Magic, Worthy, Jordan, Isiah Thomas, Sid Moncrief, Dominique, and Hakeem. Gtfoh
@peterp651811 ай бұрын
'I seen a white jersey and I knew, I knew it was DJ, it had to be DJ..' Love the warmth in the Bird man's voice as he says that.
@brasco96wired6711 ай бұрын
This man is the freaking GOAT in my book. Bird had the greatest peak of all players in my opinion.
@patrickgantley382411 ай бұрын
He Is The GOAT In My Book 📗 GARDEN 8081 Too! 🦅🍀🍀😁👍🏻
@keithandrew2705Ай бұрын
He's the goat.
@elroz167511 ай бұрын
Larry won Coach of the Year and Executive of the Year after he retired! While he played: Rookie of the Year, 3 MVP, 2 Finals MVP, 9 All NBA 1st Teams, 1 All NBA 2nd Team, 3 2nd All defensive Teams.
@broaddusmarines11 ай бұрын
Wooden and Naismith Award winner in college as well in 1979. Voted the 6th greatest college basketball player of all time by ESPN.
@civilwarwasaninsidejob740511 ай бұрын
I wish he liked coaching more. A finals appearance and two ECF appearances in his three years tells me he would've been a championship winning coach.
@elroz167511 ай бұрын
maybe - they took 1998 Bulls to 7 games, and Shaq-Kobe Lakers to 6 in the later finals. Talent-wise they were outmatched. But I'm not sure Larry could win a ring if he coached longer because Indiana was a small-market team. Phil Jackson always made sure he had a nice situation with Jordan-Pippen and Shaq-Kobe, or Kobe-Gasol-Artest-Buynum. @@civilwarwasaninsidejob7405
@kenhasibar26242 ай бұрын
As Rodman said: if he was black, he'd be just another average player.
@elroz16752 ай бұрын
@@kenhasibar2624 I'd listen to what Kareem said, what Wilt said, and what Magic said about Bird. David Robinson said Bird was either his fav or one of is fav players. KZbin has clips of each of these 4 guys talking about Larry. I'd rather go with their views than with the clown, half-dimensional player that was Rodman. And those who voted MVPs and All-NBA selections - I'd take their judgement.
@lisalynds946811 ай бұрын
No one else is called “The LEGEND “!!!
@patrickgantley382411 ай бұрын
Check Out My Book 📗 GARDEN 8081 Where I Am Wearing Larry Legend’s Shamrocks 🦅🍀🍀 On The Cover 📗 There Were Two Legend’s ⭐️⭐️ That Championship 🏆 Celtic Season (1980 - 81) 😁👍🏻
@DallasG832 ай бұрын
Neither is Larry. This guy thinks Bird is an urban legend. 0:24
@paulmkz11 ай бұрын
This guy is about winning. Period. Don't matter if he scores 2 pts or 50 pts if he won he was satisfied. He had a clear cut goal and did was necessary to achieve it. In life you need a established goal to go somewhere. Lots of kids and adults could learn from that.
@KISS_MY_CONVERSE11 ай бұрын
just the way Larry Bird speaks is the reason he's the greatest SF of all time.
@MBGolfer8 ай бұрын
Correction...the greatest player EVER!! PERIOD 🐐
@armandop908211 ай бұрын
1986 Boston Celtics greatest team ever, Bird is a legend for all time.
@gsadventures67811 ай бұрын
GREATEST BASKETBALL PLAYER EVER - LARRY BIRD!
@MBGolfer8 ай бұрын
No question or debate. I agree.
@setaside211 ай бұрын
I'll never have a chance to meet him but Larry will always be a personal hero. The man IS basketball but, more importantly, he embodies authenticity. He's just a rare human being on so many levels. We have been lucky to live on his timeline.
@lameguy986211 ай бұрын
I met him in terre haute Indiana he’s a nice guy he can drink a lot but that’s because he so tall. He knows he’s a legend so he doesn’t say too much either I was able to get his autograph twice and I still got one of them to this day
@sungee333311 ай бұрын
I agree. My personal hero and I am a football guy.
@chaelodoul94019 ай бұрын
@@lameguy9862Don’t throw those autographs away. You may run out of toilet paper sometime, you can use them to wipe your ass.
@jonkluver79123 ай бұрын
I dislike basketball, but he is a good one. I enjoy watching Al Iverson videos for the same reason. They both played "the game" better than most.
@BoogieBoyMetalMouth11 ай бұрын
That was cool to hear him give that love and respect to Dominique. Nique gives Larry a lot of love in the media and it was cool to see Larry give it back. #legend33
@Gregory-sm9pf11 ай бұрын
Shows just how modest of a person he really is, still will always be an NBA legend
@barrydingman11849 ай бұрын
He said, "I was just trying to break the ice, but I knew I was gonna win the contest." Man, I love Larry Bird. Hard working results, that's what he is.
@jingqi910611 ай бұрын
Larry Bird would be absolutely great in today's game with his all-around game, his size, and especially his shooting. Imagine Bird actually practicing the 3 everyday and then all his attempts. Remember that Bird shot 50/40/90 twice. I think he'd do much better in today's game and as things stand, he's one of the best shooters ever.
@steviechampagne11 ай бұрын
Reminder that Larry Bird retired as the All-Time 3pt Leader. I’m a big proponent of judging a player’s career at the time of retirement. It proves that Larry was the greatest shooter of his era
@iLoveBIGTdsn3s11 ай бұрын
Anyone who thinks Larry Legend couldn't dominate in a league that Jokic rules and Luka prospers, is just foolish. Speed is great and all, but a great half-court player who can do everything will always be highly dangerous, especially in the playoffs. Just imagine KD with a bit less speed, but far more basketball IQ, rebounding, tenacity, clutch genes AND heart... I ain't hating on KD, it's just the truth. 🤷🏼♂️
@jingqi910611 ай бұрын
@@iLoveBIGTdsn3s Agreed. Bird may not be quite as tall as KD but Bird was a better all-around player - a better passer, rebounder, and at least as good a shooter if not even better.
@SingleTrackMined10 ай бұрын
The term "Dagger!" at the end of games was coined for Larry for when he'd hit that back-breaking trey with a minute left.
@tammysczykutowicz36811 ай бұрын
Larry is such a humble man, isn't he?
@ricksaldana855411 ай бұрын
THE GREAT LARRY BIRD DUDE WAS SENSATIONAL 🔥
@michaelxr246011 ай бұрын
Larry Bird was my dads favorite sports athlete. We sat together and watched every Celtics game on TV throughout the 80s and we would just whoop and holler at the crazy things he would do on the court. Memories with my dad that I’ll always cherish. Thanks Legend!
@blademan408911 ай бұрын
Larry was being kind to not call today’s NBA soft… A real Gentleman…
@bbwng5411 ай бұрын
Agree!
@keeosama11 ай бұрын
The game is soft because of the refs not the players fix the officiating and you fix the nba
@russell289011 ай бұрын
@@keeosamais officiating the reason for all the flopping and load management though
@applycontext916111 ай бұрын
Oldheads are so miserable keep crying
@theesotaricitalian633811 ай бұрын
Lmfao I love Larry but he is def not no gentleman, lol 😂 he talked so much vicious shit.
@danielfloyd93311 ай бұрын
I’m a lifetime Laker fan, since the 1960’s, but I love revisiting Larry’s career and admire him greatly.
@lewisframpton111 ай бұрын
Larry Legend
@kevjr3311 ай бұрын
Incredible content. Bird looked emotional talking about the late DJ towards the end, like in his mind he was reminiscing and misses him.
@trekkiexb511 ай бұрын
Nice insight on Dominque!! Makes the trash talk last year even more special! So Larry might have told 2 lies: "There will be another Larry Bird" and "My trash talk was overblown" Not according to everyone else in the league at the time! I think Kevin McHale is correct: Larry Bird is a bit button up now! I love it! Larry is just the best! So humble but proud at the same time! Still sharp as a tack, too!
@mikewhite628811 ай бұрын
Larry was being modest in this interview. He had so much confidence in his abilities, He'd challenghe him self. He new he would win 3 point contest with no problem. He new no one could stop him. Hed trash talk other players. The man is legendary. We'll never see another larry bird.
@captainwill22311 ай бұрын
The greatest fundamental skill basketball player ever. He changed the NBA. "There will never be another Larry Bird!" Thank you Larry Legend for so many phenomenal memories!
@guidosegalla8211 ай бұрын
As a young teenager in the 80s, I watched every Celtic game, and I loved Larry's game, I played basketball just about everyday back then. Larry was my favorite player, and I feel so lucky he played at that time. Larry please do another interview we love seeing you ! God Bless you and your family.💖
@PeaceFan111 ай бұрын
BIrd will ALWAYS be in the TOP 5 of the BEST to EVER PLay!!!!
@KRHEE11 ай бұрын
Bird rarely gives interviews..... major respect getting him on
@markfx1211 ай бұрын
Larry was Basketball to me in the '80's.
@edkiely271211 ай бұрын
Great get Austin!👌 As a Lakers fan, I hated Larry when I was just a young tot. Now, I have the ultimate respect for him, his career, and the competitive spirit he showed during his amazing career. The span he had from '84 to '88 was simply phenomenal! Had he not been so devastated from his injuries, especially his back, we might have seen him play a few more years, and also seen him play at a higher-level after '88! To this day, I don't think there has ever been a smarter player than Larry in NBA history. His lightning-quick decision-making and ability to see the whole floor was next-level!
@jennyfromjapan11 ай бұрын
respect from a laker fan; respect to a laker fan. philly fans will never understand this. 💚🍀
@edkiely271211 ай бұрын
@jennyfromjapan55 Good point Jenny! I love Japan, its history, culture, and it's people! Kinda envy you a bit!
@Xtrememovieshow11 ай бұрын
Laker fan also, Showtime is/was so seductive....Damnit Bird just flat out killed everyone. Not even close. HATED the Celtics. Lakers - Celtics is peak NBA; Team rivalry vs. individuals as well.
@edkiely271211 ай бұрын
@Robmedianetwork It's too bad that Stern didn't implement then the scheduling they have now, so that they would have played each other more than twice a year in the regular season. Those December and February games were just so damn precious. Great memories!
@daithipol10 ай бұрын
@jennyfromjapan55 FYI celtics emblem = ☘️ not , you may as well show a thistle. Bugs the sh1t outa me
@davyc311 ай бұрын
More storytelling like this, please! 🙏
@patrickgantley382411 ай бұрын
Check Out My Book 📗 GARDEN 8081 I Am Wearing Larry Legend’s Celtic Jacket 🦅🍀🍀 On The Cover 📗👍🏻
@ricklove85887 ай бұрын
I was blessed to grow up a Bird fan and watched his entire career. Greatest all round player to ever play the game
@gailshepard-cook635011 ай бұрын
He Is Still So Humble. He Never Really Wants To Take Credit & He Doesn't Bad Talk Others. And As Far As Todays Game Playing I Disagree With Him Except For Knowing How To Get The Players Healthy. I Think Deep Down He Knows The 80's Were The Best Way To Play The Game BUT I Think He Loves Basketball So Much He Doesn't/Won't Bad Talk The Boring New Way Of Playing.
@cesarmedina708011 ай бұрын
He bad talks bill laimbeer.
@SingleTrackMined10 ай бұрын
@@cesarmedina7080 He also bad talks cancer.
@cognitivedisability986411 ай бұрын
Wow, larry legend. Underrated in my opinion. He was unreal
@bbwng5411 ай бұрын
He was the ultimate TEAM player. Saying that he could care less about getting a quadruple double and mentioning TEAM several times shows what he knew was most important. Great interview- you had him discuss many of the highlights and stories that we hear about him.
@andrewdavid592810 ай бұрын
Winning by the best way available is the true mark of a champion.
@KevinKilgorepage11 ай бұрын
I AM SPEECHLESS, so much respect for Mr. Bird.
@robertg22711 ай бұрын
What a classy guy.
@-justin-407711 ай бұрын
Larry’s the undisputed GOAT of the clutch
@jubjubhenry561211 ай бұрын
Larry flipping Legend! My all-time fav baller and the most complete and skilled player who ever played, humbly ❤
@PlaceToBeSydney11 ай бұрын
I just want to say this is my idol. I grew up 3 miles from Boston and I’m a huge Celtics fan. It makes me sad to see Larry at this age. I always saw highlights of him in his 20s. But to see him like this makes me a bit sad. I guess that’s what happens with all our idols. Larry, you are the best Celtic ever and your autobiography is amazing. I wish you were more involved in todays media so I could see you more often. Be a host on ESPN or something please.
@johnatspray11 ай бұрын
Easily my favourite player of all time. Great player, great story overcoming both poverty and a personal tragedy, great personality, great rivalry, great legacy, and overall he seems to be a great guy.
@steviechampagne11 ай бұрын
40 years later and all of his highlights still look fresh and new! A timeless legend, a true icon of the sport of basketball.
@kpurdue4111 ай бұрын
A true legend! Getting him to be this candid and detailed is special - love it.
@frankrice693511 ай бұрын
He's the G.O.A.T. Larry Joe Bird was the best player ever seen. Mad respect for the Man ♂️. He just played on a different LEVEL than everyone else. Enjoyed watching you play Larry Bird and sadly I don't like the way the game is being played today. And I haven't seen a NBA Basketball 🏀 game since the 90's and I won't watch it again. TOO soft and TOO many 3 point shots and it looks STUPID. A bunch of Players standing around the 3 point line is a JOKE. Today's NBA game stinks and I refuse to watch a soccer game when they should be playing Basketball.
@barryw265911 ай бұрын
He signed the basketball with his left hand! Larry Legend.
@michaelv983311 ай бұрын
I saw that too. He appears to write left handed but shot right handed. True ambidextrous
@Harrygreen11111 ай бұрын
I am in Australia and have always been a Larry fan , when l watched games l use to think Holy Shit did he really do that , great video love hearing him talk about his career , l know everyone has their opinion but to this 59 yr old Australian Larry will always be the best
@PlaceToBeSydney11 ай бұрын
Where in Australia are you? Which city?
@Harrygreen11111 ай бұрын
@@PlaceToBeSydney Melbourne
@PlaceToBeSydney11 ай бұрын
@@Harrygreen111 same
@mrbecrazy668411 ай бұрын
Larry is so humble. I'd like the time machine to come out where Larry 1980s listens to this and commentates and the faces he makes. I might of smoked to much
@gsadventures67811 ай бұрын
He is my idol in life and always will be. Long live Larry Legend!
@ThunderHourTS11 ай бұрын
Incredible stories!!
@APhiOGammaPi11 ай бұрын
The favorite NBA player of my mother! Larry Bird!!! The Legend!!! Respect for him being humble and always made mention to his team. I love watching LB videos. Thanks so much guys!
@T_va1011 ай бұрын
Man what a dream. You could hear the happiness and giddiness in his voice
@wordstasteweird901011 ай бұрын
Awesome job. I enjoyed getting so much detail from the man himself!
@libertypastor130711 ай бұрын
I could listen to Larry talk all day! I think he was the best all-atound player in the history of basketball. He was driven! Such a competitor! Thanks, Larry, for giving this interview, and doing it with someone I've never heard of before!
@KingsOfCardio11 ай бұрын
I've never seen Larry smile and laugh so much. Fun interview. I can't believe you got the Legend himself to sit down.
@sungee333311 ай бұрын
This is the purest Gold and most precious of diamonds to hear him give this interview. God bless Larry Bird. You blessed me and millions with your play.
@Curly3458411 ай бұрын
LARRY WAS AND IS THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME! HE COULD DO IT ALL!!
@mrho4speed11 ай бұрын
Great interview and thanks for sharing this!! Many people do not remember that Bird did not have a 3 point line in high school or in college. The NBA 3 point line was new to the NBA in Bird's rookie season. Bird's first coach Bill Fitch hated the 3 point shot and evidently so did KC Jones. Can you imagine how good of a 3 point shooter Bird would be today being able to practice it growing up!! Bird created the 50-40-90 club and did it 2 seasons back to back (87 and 88) and was so close in 85 and 86 that if you total Bird's stats for those 4 years = Bird actually averaged 50-40-90 over 4 consecutive seasons. I also liked how Bird thought the "trash talk" was really for the court and players only but Bird's trash talk was so good and so funny that the opposing players and coaches and his own teammates were so entertained that they felt compelled to tell them and we are lucky to hear them. I have always felt Bird was the most complete and best overall player I have ever seen!!
@PhatLayCes782511 ай бұрын
its incredible how YT reactors have made this guy a "legend" all over again. For those who don't have these videos in their algorithm, a Gen Alpha viewer.. who normally is a LeBron fan, Curry fan, sometimes a Kobe fan.. they watch highlights of the 80s & 90s NBA. And the consensus is usually positive. Having watch the NBA for 4 decades now, it goes to show how Larry's game has inspired many of the stars today. As simple as running backwards to get prepared on D.. to Larry's trash talking. Everyone respects the Hick from French Lick for his career and the accomplishments he did.
@gerrypeet486111 ай бұрын
He's a true legend but what I admire Larry more for is his acknowlegement of the young talent today in the NBA and how the game has changed. This is true with all sports.
@sonjanewstrom622811 ай бұрын
He will always be my ALL time favorite. If I am feeling low,he will change my feelings in a split second.
@leosag81611 ай бұрын
Such a great interview! Its great listening to Larry tell it from his perspective. And that Dominique laughed at Larry’s “trash” talk! I love it. Makes me laugh to envision that.
@gailshepard-cook635011 ай бұрын
ha ha ha Yea it's funny how a lot never really Noticed that Larry Is Ambidextrous. He Writes & Eats Left Handed BUT He Has Always Been More Dominate Right Handed, In All The Sports He Played & Other Things (like when He got into fights) He Did Was Right Handed Dominate. I Wish Someone Would Ask Him About His Ambidextrous In A Interview.
@chrisclemons756411 ай бұрын
This is remarkable. We almost never hear from him. So glad you were able to get this. One of the greatest ever to do it!
@nymike0610 ай бұрын
Larry legend was truly one of the all-time greats! What a joy to watch! Awesome interview!
@YankeeStacking11 ай бұрын
You can see Larry loosen up and get more comfortable in this interview as it moves along. So Cool!!
@astraltraveler25711 ай бұрын
My best friend and I worked for Sports Channel New England in the early to mid 1980's. We could sit wherever we wanted to sit, go wherever we wanted to during home games at The Garden. We were allowed to shoot on the court before games. Mostly behind the visiting teams bench. I was behind Barkley when he went up into the stands after a fan. The only way to truly appreciate the level of play is from the court level. What a trip. So grateful for that experience.
@sungee333311 ай бұрын
Dude you were truly blessed. In texas I scheduled my life around cbs and tbs Celtics coverage. If they would have had nba network then I would have been a worhless unemployed single person because i would have been there all 82 plus playoffs in my man cave.
@4thturning-selfrulevsonewo44911 ай бұрын
These interviews are gifts to the fans who love to reminisce in this great era of sports.
@LRock-11 ай бұрын
It's amazing that he won in 1984 against the Lakers, who had a prime Kareem and Magic Johnson along with James Worthy and Jamal wilkes. Definitely overcame the odds to win.
@DeborahBuffington11 ай бұрын
So happy to see this interview! He has always been my favorite basketball player. His story was easy to follow. Growing up with 9 siblings it was easy to understand where how he thought about life. Loved to watch his play as he hustled and never gave up. Thank you for getting this interview.
@ldybozz11 ай бұрын
Fantastic job!!! He looks great. Please don't let this be the last time we see him in a sit down interview. I love hearing his stories. I'm a new fan of Larry's. I wish I would have seen or been able to see him play. I was 8 when he started playing with the Celtics. But I was raised in a male dominated Lakers fan family. You could tell when the two played. That was when it was dangerous to enter the room the game was played in. Larry really riled my uncles up. Larry was like the JR Ewing of basketball to me. Ruthless, scary & mysterious. Three years ago I went down the Larry Bird rabbit hole. I'm so glad I did. Now I know why he got to my uncles so bad. Larry was amazing. Playing & STILL dominating with all the injuries he had. He WAS a lethal marksman. If all the stories are true about his trash talking. That makes me love him even more. So hilarious. Such a shame players weren't mic'd up back then. His full court passes are my favorite. Under, over, left or right handed.....poetry in motion. #birdgang 🍀🐐💚
@kcelvisfan11 ай бұрын
What a class act...a true Legend 💚
@lilJJslayer11 ай бұрын
this is amazing!!!
@howequalspeace11 ай бұрын
We need like 4 or 5 more of these from Bird lol. See if he'll agree to come on more.
@edkiely271211 ай бұрын
Just a couple of suggestions! One, it's a bit hard to hear the questions, so turned the subtitles on, and secondly, this interview/video would pack-a-punch if you had video supplements to some of the responses he gave!
@mal72311 ай бұрын
I agree 100% since the questions sound like they are mumbling or the sound production sucks
@jubjubhenry561211 ай бұрын
Also maybe put Larry in a more comfortable environment and chair, it’s like a pr0n shoot 😂
@denniswilson936711 ай бұрын
Wait a second, is he signing with his left hand? No wonder he could shoot with both hands, this guy is full of surprises lol
@riffsthatkill218011 ай бұрын
Yeah he is left handed but learned to shoot righty
@chefgromano502511 ай бұрын
He doesn’t hurt his back and it’s Jordan Bird in the same conversation best all time he’s still top 10 to me easy.
@RetroGamingNook11 ай бұрын
Being from the New England area this is wonderful to see. I have not watched basketball much after Larry retired. Just about saw it all those years. I feel blessed to have the Celtics 🍀 as our regional basketball team. Glad you got this interview and it’s great to see Larry talking this much.
@seangelarden954311 ай бұрын
Met him not long after he took over the Pacers and he couldn't have been nicer
@bbwng5411 ай бұрын
Good to know
@tuneman768811 ай бұрын
This man is a national treasure, love hearing him talk about the game
@WiseGuyUE9211 ай бұрын
The fact that he thinks his trash talk is overblown makes him even more legendary lol
@treystyles376011 ай бұрын
Much respect to a legend! I couldn't stand u growing up as a Pistons fan, but after the invention of KZbin, I found a whole new opinion on your career. Like how u acknowledged today's game, but still should shouted out a lot of old school players, when the interview was about u! No racism in this statement, but you're the baddest white boy I ever seen play. U put fear in whole fanbases in clutch moments. And I'll never forget the "back"game vs Indiana. I knew from the look in your eyes, u was about to go beast mode
@vitotondo327411 ай бұрын
If you notice, Larry is lefty, but he shot all his NBA career with his right hand…what a man!
@ChosenWon11 ай бұрын
No , he isn't. Golf, softball, etc., all right handed.
@PATYPUS311 ай бұрын
It's great to hear the interviewer clearly. GREAT JOB!!!!
@chrisward4511 ай бұрын
What a great player, I grew up watching Larry. That was true basketball.
@dutchtea835411 ай бұрын
Wow! Thank you! This is so wonderful. We all dream about meeting him and getting to ask him questions. Watching this, I feel as though I just did. However, I still wish I could meet him just so that I could say the two words ‘thank you’. What a true inspiration he is! Please wish him the best from all of us. Congratulations to you, too, for a great interview.
@rosselliswilkinson11 ай бұрын
The real GOAT Larry Joe Bird.
@robertdiehl128111 ай бұрын
Terrific interview. Great to see him relaxed and enjoying the conversation.
@user-Terracer7 ай бұрын
Bird is not an "urban legend" - he is LARRY LEGEND
@elliotness1111 ай бұрын
A rare interview with Larry Legend? Subscribed.
@kenarthur625311 ай бұрын
Great interview. Thank you! Larry Legend is proof that hard work and brilliant basketball mind can take you to the top of the league. 💪🏀
@chinesejohn81211 ай бұрын
I'll never forget that day in June 1986 when I was up close to the Celtics trucks in the victory parade. Parish was looking really strong, and Ainge was busy talking to someone. McHale was giving fives to the crowd and I got one. Larry was there with both hands in the air and his girlfriend was by his side. Larry gave us many happy hours in Boston. I drove down with my brother from New Hampshire for the parade.
@MrTroll_gaming11 ай бұрын
This is great!
@mrs846111 ай бұрын
Mi jugador favorito de todos los tiempos: Larry Joe Bird!!!!
@elnach32407 ай бұрын
The stories of Larry's amazing clutch moments are truly legendary. All true also.
@lonniec760311 ай бұрын
Larry Legend!
@georgemccormick478611 ай бұрын
The man is the Hope Diamond both on and offthe court. I really appreciate that he did this interview.
@JasonO198111 ай бұрын
He writes with his left hand!!! Makes sense why he was so good with his left
@lefty575711 ай бұрын
Great interview! ❤️ Very well done. 🏀 🐐.
@betsyross2.06511 ай бұрын
Wow, an interview with Larry Legend .... I could hear Larry perfectly, but couldn't hear the questions being asked....
@elizabethmichealson19884 ай бұрын
I put CC on. It helped
@josephabboud87211 ай бұрын
Trillion thanks
@bradreece8197 ай бұрын
Thanks Larry Bird for the memories to last forever your a legend of the game for sure, and arguably the best player to ever lace up a set of shoes I love to watch you shoot the basketball, but your game winners I could watch all day and not get tired of seeing them thanks to that coach back at Indiana State who didn't give up on you or we all may have missed this unbelievable unpresedented career amazing 😮 thanks who all made this possible Larry your my hero
@ranmangolf11 ай бұрын
Great interview. I've watched just about every Larry Bird video and seeing something new along with his perspective today in reflection of his era was really great.