The Best Larry Bird Story Ever Told

"Larry Bird is the best all-around player that I've ever seen" -Hakeem Olajuwon

[@edition-deluxe]

I just saw this video yesterday. Why you re-publishing it?

[@PrimeLarryBird]

Copyright issues… I had to re-edit

[@skeletonmakesgood]

@@PrimeLarryBird Well thank you for going to all the trouble to do that. Much appreciated and well done! Bravo!!

[@TimeNap]

@@rickellis7619 I thought he was disguised as MJ

[@dannybird4996]

What’s it to you?

[@dannybird4996]

@@rickellis7619 Larry swept MJ twice in the playoffs so there’s that .

[@lunajune5233]

My grandmother was his babysitter ❤😊 her mom my great grandmother and Larry’s mom were friends. Era 1950s

[@tcme11]

He only got 27 on her. Nice story. Baby Bird.

[@aretnap3653]

LarryBird Didn't "TrashTalk"... He Told Ya *TheFuture!*

[@shirleyroberts2274]

And that is the truth ask any NBA player on the court with him!!🇺🇲🌹

[@janetlynn-qb6gy]

Thanks 😂😂😂😂. I laughed so hard that my tears had tears. Larry and I were born the same month of the same year. He's 19 days older than me. Feel like 👍. 😎❤️🤍💙😊

[@myfrestuff3453]

"He's demolishing everybody!" - Patrick Ewing about Larry Legend on The Dan Patrick Show

[@lll9416]

Can we all stop a second and appreciate the fact that Jerry Sichting has a hell of a chin? The man took a direct hit, bear knuckle, right cross from an athlete with an 8' wingspan, at full extension!! That's! 80's OG hard!!👀👀

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

*Word.* lol

[@georgemolnar7344]

Purdue guys are tough. And smart. Wooden, Dawson, Griese, Brees, Alstott, Woodson.

[@jw-ij2dj]

To me Larry bird and magic will forever be the goat cause they saved professional basketball

[@loydkline]

Like Wayne Gretzky SAVE NHL 🏒 hockey: Wayne Gretzky own 🏒 hockey 1980s

[@beckyshiner3332]

Totally agree!

[@MrCommentmaster]

When Michael Jordan, the man most commonly referred to as the GOAT, says Bird has no weaknesses and tips His hat to Bird. People should take note. Bird was simply Awesome!

[@dannybird4996]

Bird did sweep Jordan twice .

[@johnpandolfino8663]

He was so much fun to watch.....what a master at his craft

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

You *KNOW IT* John.

[@gianyj2626]

He LOVED it !!

[@bixby9797]

Like Rodman. Always seemed to be in the right spot.

[@expendable6595]

He was the very best. NO ONE better. Not now, not then.

[@brianandchewiegohiking2152]

It’s funny in the chat sports channel last night during the lakers nuggets game and peeps were talkin about the Legend and how friggan great he was ,Larry the Legend ,best small forward ever ,talking the talk and backing it up with his game ,magic was right ,there will never ever be another Larry Bird,I absolutely love watching his highlights

[@railroad9929]

Oh yeah. I remember this. That was when the NBA was exciting. How times have changed.

[@southparkgdp]

Well obviously you haven't seen LeBron play. He can flop and moan and cry and fluff himself like nobody you've seen.

[@dannybird4996]

@@southparkgdp we don’t care about LeBum

[@bonnieplasha4684]

​@@southparkgdp🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@leo50519]

I went to Michigan State when Magic was there. A pistons fan who hated Bird. I don’t follow the sport anymore but oh the memories. I didn’t appreciate Bird then, thank to videos like this, I certainly do now. He was a bad ass! Just great. I was so wrong.

[@DrStan-cu1dv]

The real GOAT. The GREATEST OF ALL TIME

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

Let the *REAL DISCUSSION* of #2 - 10 begin. Really. This is all somewhat "kinda sorta" senseless. lol

[@haroldtoomey630]

you can definitely make a case for him

[@johndudack6537]

Unquestionably he had the smarts , when he said what he meant to do he delivered, when you go into the garden and start practicing 1or2hours before the game that tells you alot, he earned his keep every penny,th

[@DrStan-cu1dv]

@@MrPocketfullOfSteel number two Jordan , the only MJ was better at was ACROBATICS. In terms of basketball IQ, passing, shooting, trash talking, 3 point shooting, clutch------Bird was far better.

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

@@DrStan-cu1dv I think I'd agree with MJ at #2. I just feel so fortunate to have watched Larry from the moment he came onto the scene at ISU throughout his career with the Celtics. I'd watch and it *almost* seemed like "it wasn't fair." I suppose even as an 18 year old, I didn't (I don't *think* ) quite understand why it was that no one was even close to him. *haha* Well DUH - it was because I was watching *THE BEST* player in all of hoops. *lol* I love watching old tape of Larry Legend, it always makes me smile and smirk and chuckle.....hahaa!!

[@MrCrowley925]

Boston is play the heat right now and I’m watching about Larry Bird why because his game was more exciting to watch then today’s NBA #GoCeltics

[@kathleenlock8963]

Larry Bird definitely was a force to be reckoned with, he made basketball as exciting as it gets.

[@jmcnoneofyourbusiness3553]

The Goat. By far the best of the best on winning and making his teammates better than they thought that they could be. Very rare breed that's for sure.

[@jrbird1983]

Thanks for giving my uncle some love. I NEVER got to meet the man but he did my family proud.

[@markmiddaugh9359]

Larry Bird is fantastic!

[@Matithyahu]

I didn’t know Bird almost had a quadruple double in 3 quarters. To think I couldn’t have respected his greatness any more. Now I am not even going to give a reason when somebody doesn’t have Bird in their top 5 - I’m just going to tell them they’re wrong.

[@stealths15]

I even saw a video ranking Bird 7th in clutch ranking, even lower than Horry.

[@kennethward4985]

Its all about anti-whiteism, more popular today than ever before, 0bama started it and now Biden is even worse if you can believe that, I guess he doesn't own amirror.

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

Folks that *WERE FORTUNATE* enough to be alive and old enough to *TRULY* know hoops etc. We *ALL* know that there was *LARRY* and then the others. Sure - makes for a 'discussion'.....but gee wiz fellas.....we can discuss the "best pizza or cheeseburger." Thankfully.....because of technology etc. we have some quality *PROOF* to show the ones that were blinded by either envy or Larry taking out their fav team etc. - or the ones who were too young or simply not around. Just think about it fellas. If you were *LUCKY AND FORTUNATE* enough to have been of a certain age etc. and witnessed those Boston Celtics teams.....it's something that just doesn't leave your mind.....and *no one* is going to change your mind. Because *YOU KNOW*....heck - even the *PLAYERS* are telling *ANYONE WHO WILL LISTEN* who was the *BEST* to have ever played Bouncy Ball!!!! ha!

[@dannybird4996]

@@stealths15 that’s just ludicrous or ignorance.

[@seancotter9156]

​@@stealths15ridiculous 🙄

[@dskywalker3397]

It was the end of an era. The Bird Era. 77 to 86. Greatness. Injuries would soon take their toll.

[@timmeagher985]

😢😢

[@Cool-Lake]

100% on target. I lived in New England at the time and felt an emotional attachment to the Celtics … Bird was the heart of that team. I will never forget the incredible games and dominance of one team. The GOAT without question.

[@johndudack6537]

Amen,no comparison to these other so called superstars

[@robtolley1647]

Yes Bird was not just athletic but also his IQ was off the charts he made guys look silly trying to guard him ! Telling them the play then in your face execution! Larry legend G.O.A.T no question

[@andybilakshow260]

Heart of the team....🤔 Judging by the roar of the crowd, He was the heart of the city.

[@bixby9797]

I'm old enough to remember the Bob Cousy teams. Bird was a player. Never as flashy, didn't out jump anyone but like Hondo he was all heart and savy

[@bwalsh6992]

Don't forget the announcer that dude was a classic..

[@mazingailgrande2595]

GOAT FROM 🇮🇹

[@HUNT3R737]

It gets no better than that unless you're a little kid in Houston in 1986 that loves the Rockets. This man destroyed us.

[@J0hnny0]

There is no argument that Larry Bird is the GOAT!

[@herbertschofield4435]

Yeah

[@sol1120]

I think bird is the greatest too but there’s definitely an argument- MJ

[@broaddusmarines]

@@sol1120 Michael Jordan feasted on a weak and totally watered down 1990s NBA. Put those Bulls’ teams in the 80s and they’re lucky to even escape the Eastern Conference finals. If they do, it’s during the late 80s after Bird, McHale, Parrish, Moses, and Dr. J are on their last legs.

[@sol1120]

@@broaddusmarines I agree in regards to all their finals opponents but the 90’s team certainly would’ve been more competitive against the great Celtics team. They weren’t ready and that’s the way it goes. The big disappointment is that sob that murdered mj’s dad, prompted him to leave therefore missing out on most likely two matchups in a row against Olajuwon. The knicks were basically their toughest opponent. Olajuwon ate Ewing ( and Robinson) for lunch

[@gregoryharlston0602]

Of course theres an argument for several players besides Bird

[@sspotter1978]

Just what I needed today. ❤ Some Larry Legend.

[@loydkline]

Nikola jokic replace Larry bird; dirk nowitzki another Larry bird clone

[@sspotter1978]

@@loydkline Go back to Troll school. Learn to type as well. You can learn two-fold.

[@loydkline]

@sspotter1978 I sleep with sports pages detroit news & detroit free press in my bedroom it on my phone member: ; got grammar app free if I wants it

[@mitchz2191]

80s vs now / love of the game and winning vs get ur money

[@dannybird4996]

Yep bird retired a week before he could’ve signed a multi million dollar contract which Boston was s planning on fulfilling wether he played or not .

[@edwhite2255]

I love Bill Walton. Such a great player, person and personality

[@buckodonnghaile4309]

World's tallest hippie

[@loydkline]

❤️ bill Walton too ; mountain 🚵‍♂️ man

[@michaelbertram407]

And Deadhead!!!!!

[@howardhonig5541]

I met Larry in the hallway of a hospital that I worked in as a physician the day after he hit his face on the floor during a game .He was very bruised and commented that it was nothing. I said the paper commented that you had double vision and yet you still scored almost 30 points. How did you do that? He answered, I saw two baskets and shot in between!! Only Larry

[@texasturner2313]

I remember watching the 1986 Finals as a 12 year old and I hated the Celtics because they beat the Rockets ass that year. Today I’ve got nothing but respect for those Celtic teams and I’m a huge fan of Larry Bird. The Celtics played team ball and knew how to win.

[@johndudack6537]

God bless you you guys had a good team also but they were just more balanced,I didn't like Sampsons punch but I am glad he did the Lakers in with the shot heard round the world, thanks for respecting my man ,he was a man possessed in that game

[@texasturner2313]

@@johndudack6537 “The shot heard around the world.” I haven’t heard anyone else refer to Ralph Sampson’s playoff game winner with that phrase since it happened. I still use that phrase when talking about today. Thanks for the response.

[@bobbyjohnson2645]

Aheem was on 2 year when for a lirtle older Ahkeem ate.your goats linch

[@steelerfan1933]

I was also 12 during the 1986 Finals and also a Rockets fan. It was a heartbreaking series, for sure. That said, I always preferred seeing the Celtics win to seeing the Lakers win.

[@JamesTutton-je7mk]

I am a black man 46 years Old.....I wanted to be like Larry Bird.....He is my G.O.A.T......Im one of them extreme die hard you can't say sh.....t.... fight about it throw chairs argue loud .... just love Larry Bird

[@rddavies]

Nothing means more than the respect of all those great players he played with and against. Who's gonna argue with all those other legends?

[@heethen112]

Kids these days only see greatness through a small window, a few plays, maybe a game or 2. Sometimes it got old knowing what greats like Larry, Jordan, Ali, and Tyson were going to do because game after game night after night knockout after punishing knockout, you almost didn’t have to watch you just knew the outcome.

[@LIBlurr]

What a shame his back broke down🏀 Hard work, determination and a will of steel.... tough combination to overcome.

[@ramonazteca252]

larry bird is always my first pick for my all-world team. but bill walton is gracious with his praise to a fault. he played the single most perfect game i've ever witnessed (i was keeping stats, ucla vs. msu, 1973). as far as i know he also had the longest wining streak of anyone in basketball history (148). i think it was technically even more than that, but hell man, who's even close?

[@chriswerner5791]

Every dream team has two consistent names MJ and Larry Legend. Amen 🙏

[@jonwirtzmusic]

Bill Walton after misquoting lady’s sign-“She never sat down the whole time.” Camera shows her sitting the whole time.

[@edzachary8657]

That would be a great video to show the Celtics right now, just the heart of one man to take over the game to make sure his team didn't lose, the goat

[@charlesjohnson536]

LARRY LEGEND#33 DEFINITELY 🐐 STATUS ..

[@danw2276]

29, 12, 11 and he's like its not great numbers.... Saw him many times and there is no question he's the goat. 11 championships with a deciding game 21 and 0 record in school pro and Olympic play is hard to ignore. Another Celtics goat Bill Russell

[@oilspill321]

Was, and always will be a Sonics fan RIP. Hated when we lost to the Rockets, but more so to the Celtics. Larry Bird shows anybody that does not have great flashy physical ability, can still be great if they are smart..... Bird was really really smart!

[@lordflash4312]

same here, saw my first game ever against the Celtics on 86, and I was stoked for them to win until I saw how good Bird was up close. I went into immediate despair watching Bird dominate just the first 5 minutes alone.

[@ltrenum]

Outstanding video, appreciate your effort. What more can be said about Bird? Total privilege to watch him play.

[@eMikerism]

those old photos are so crazy amazing

[@Matithyahu]

Holy shit. Larry Bird was so good, he could win a jump ball against The Dream! That’s insane. That’s like making Zeke throw the series away on that steal and pass to DJ. It’s impossible unless you use the Force. Bird is a Jedi. That actually explains everything.

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

*BOOM* lol Good stuff dude!!!

[@antg007]

"Pass to DJ"..... I still have nightmares about that.....

[@eastonbarbour6413]

Exactly 😂

[@billcox6705]

Bird was amazing!!!

[@brianandchewiegohiking2152]

Larry effing Legend

[@davidross8233]

I remember that game. It broke my heart. Larry looked like Rodman on the defensive side. He was like a free radical and just ruined the game for my beloved Rockets.

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

Why did I chuckle out loud at reading that. lol Good stuff David!!!

[@johndudack6537]

What Larry says Larry does and delivered sorry about your team that year and I commend you for at least not badmouthing the goat, you guys had a super team that year,and at least they got one title

[@joemagarac405]

@@johndudack6537Two.

[@richardpreiss646]

“free radical” is a brilliant metaphor.

[@gianyj2626]

I’m so thrilled I was born to witness the best basketball EVER !!

[@dilligaf575]

There isn't a player out there today that could even carry Larry Legend's shoes for him.😂

[@irishgrl]

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

[@reidkg12]

I am a Houstonian. Many of our fans wanted the Rockets to draft Clyde Drexler instead of Rodney McCray. If Clyde was there this series could have been closer... but I don't think anyone was going to beat the Celtics in this season.

[@jonw.3886]

You are watching what greatness is all about!

[@jumpinjehoshaphat1951]

The Boston Garden was designed by a boxing promoter, with very steep stadium seats that put the fans closer to the action than practically any other NBA venue (except the similarly designed Chicago Arena). So, there was a significant home court advantage.

[@myradioon]

It was insane. The place literally Rocked.

[@richardpeetrinpeetrin9817]

The 85'-86' Boston Celtics season, the greatest NBA team of all-time!!!!😊

[@jo-annfat-bricks2471]

Bird was demonstrating what He wanted to do to the Lakers.

[@zerores2005]

I actually talked to Ralph Sampson about the game winning shot against the Lakers. He sat in front of me every Sunday at church. Nice guy, but his elbows always hit me in the knees during church, and he always apologized.

[@CharlesOakley]

The greatest to ever do it.

[@whitneymacdonald4396]

Thanks for the great video. It brings back so many great memories- back before Jordan turned basketball into hero ball. Watching the NBA now, I only wish younger players would emulate Bird and Magic. Passing Is the most beautiful part of the game. They made the game so much fun to watch.

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

*FANTASTIC* comment Whitney.

[@cecildison6788]

Jordan turned the game into a Harlem globetrotter game. Started with no defense an has just got worse

[@draterdratsab1594]

@@cecildison6788 Jordan was a multi defensive POTY winner...

[@seancotter9156]

Jokic gets it

[@teamcaveman]

Hero ball until they got a game plan. Jordan ran off of picks just like any other shooting guard. Shot clock running down of course it went to Jordan. E cause he was the hero. Rarely did he have the ball until end of shot clock. Too many highlights is all most see. Growing up a laker fan in la I was lucky enough to get the Chicago feed on cable. For those who only see highlights, you just don’t know how good 23 was. I was all about magic in denial about MJ. After a few years watching all bulls games, there was no denying 23s skill and determination. I hated Bird but he was amazing in his own way. The Celtics and lakers had way better teams at that time though. Laker back up center Mychal Thompson and Celtics backup centers Walton and Joe Klein were better than Dave Corzine and Brad Sellers. All Bulls had was Oakley, a rebounder defender. Young Pippen was raw and shot horribly his first few years. So yes, MJ had to be a hero

[@ldybozz]

I 💚💚💚your channel. On our great Larry "LARRONIUS" Bird. #birdgang 🐐🍀💚

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

Fantastic piece my friend. I remember this like it was just last year. Man - - - I feel so fortunate to have been in mid teens and early twenties to have witnessed this man. I was old enough to know what it was I was witnessing. *Good stuff* Well done!!!

[@Greg-gi4lz]

Same story for me I was about 16 or 17 years old and I still think the 80s and 90s NBA were the best era ever

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

@@Greg-gi4lz You know it, Greg!!!

[@Greg-gi4lz]

@@MrPocketfullOfSteel you know it too. That was basketball. I don't know what they call it now in ,2023

[@Greg-gi4lz]

@ Mr.pocketfullOfSteel who is your favorite NBA team I have been a Nuggets fan fot 50 yrs so you can probably guess how I feel

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

@@Greg-gi4lz Weird. I had thought about this conversation the other day. This (I guess) got buried down at the bottom of my notifications. What I had thought that was cool and I had never shared with you....is that my name too is *GREGG.* But with 2 G's on the end. ha! Weird stuff. *lol* Living here and only here in my 56 years (Cincinnati.) The only NBA history we had was the Cincinnati Royals and I was just a tike. ha! Fav NBA team. Sadly (of today) I don't really follow the NBA. I see things here and there of course. I guess the last team that I actually "liked" was Denver when Kenyon Martin played there. I was (at one time ) a UCAT at the University of Cincinnati back during the Bob Huggins era. Kenyon always held such a dear place in our hearts when he played here. There in *no doubt* IMO if Kenyon hadn't broke his leg in the conf. tourney that the Bearcats would've have been the National Champions. I don't believe that I had ever actually felt physically sick like I did....the moment that went down. So there it is, for me....NBA wise. But my all time "personal" fav team .......and it's not even close.....we those Bird/McHale/Parrish etc. teams. They were just fantastic and I knew (even then) and I was correct.....that what I was witnessing....and what I was feeling....I'd never feel that way about another NBA team. Shoottttt - that's why *both of us* are here at this fantastic channel. *lol* From "one Gregg to *another* Greg" (long distance) THERE IT IS. *BOOM* :o)

[@davidbuzzin426]

👍🇺🇲❤BIRD.....THE BEST IN HISTORY & BEYOND👍

[@rg20322]

Damn my days working the Garden in the early 80's, but not 1986, it was awesome to watch and loved the late great DJ with Larry - such a smooth combination! They were like butter.

[@TrailBlazer5280]

Keep these videos coming man I love this channel. Not even into basketball but I love seeing the breakdowns of the players. I'm a Larry Bird convert

[@surfdocer103]

Larry bird only cared about one stat …the score

[@higregmann6610]

Larry Byrd was the man. One of the greatest

[@chrissiepdx]

I love all these Bird videos! The comments are relatively clean but still fun to watch

[@FantasySportsZen]

These are so good dude. Thanks a million.

[@McIverChuck-zl7vw]

GOAT !!!!!

[@user-bg6ih5zw9j]

G.O.A.T. Period!

[@ccoleman2801]

If you were a Lakers Fan or any other team other than the Celtics you hated Larry Bird, BUT watching Larry Legend now has been more entertaining than watching the NBA games in 2023

[@andybilakshow260]

I believe (truly) "All of Europe" would be honored to have Larry Bird. Dennis, I gather the wnba is looking for you.

[@marktherreault7942]

I love it when Walton said get bird told Casey take me out or Walton speaking of himself out of the game a born leader 👌

[@advancedchiropractic667]

Larry Bird and Magic Johnson my two favorite players of all time. I wish I had their combo card.

[@raydawg6364]

You do a great job not talking to much and letting the clips do their thing. Hope your channel keeps growing bro!

[@steelenigma17]

Larry Bird was the most complete player. He was as good a defender as he was a offensive player. And no one will be better than him.

[@johnpollard744]

I was young at the time but I remember hating Larry Byrd. Now it make since. I was a Rockets fan. Hakeem was my guy. Still love Hakeem and Earl Campbell.

[@OneOut1]

I was flying out of IAH the next day. I accidently had on a green shirt but I was a Houston fan. I saw bird in the end of a concourse. I asked if I may take his pic . He said yes and showed me the peace sign as I clicked the pic. He never knew I was a Houston fan .

[@e_z_livn]

Excellent..thank you love these

[@nicholasnewton6775]

All these other hall of famers talk about how Larry would tell them exactly what he was going to do. They still couldn't stop him. Larry legend was a baller for real.

[@proudamerican3651]

Larry Bird when he would smile or grin, he did it in such a way that said 🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵"I know something you will" 🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bassdaddy6548]

I am hooked on these LB videos! Thanks for making these!

[@beachbunny7256]

Excellent job you're tops!!!🥰😆💫

[@devox3291]

People have little clue how God-level Larry Legend really was!

[@ezsmith3765]

2:36 7ft Walton with a HELLUVA take down on 7’4” Sampson Slung his ass down hard 🤣

[@DavidJones-qm3uv]

Bird's was so good at every facet of the game he was one of those rare players who could control the game without a ever scoring a point.

[@RonWinters-lh7eg]

Larry Legend. ❤❤

[@cedericocosantorini8013]

Great video man, thank you. I had watched the whole '84 finals, a legendary one, but the '86 finals seems even better. I MUST watch it, and will try to find it over YT shortly.

[@matt75hooper]

I start a Team today? Across all Era's- my first choice is Larry Bird. You had to be there.

[@lll9416]

If Larry Bird is supposed to be so unathletic how come you see hi'm leading all these fast breaks against all these super athletes. If hes so unathletic where are all the chase down steals and blocks??

[@norap71]

I don’t think they were super athletes back then like now but they def said that for a reason like the “sneaky athletic” shit 😭 I don’t think white announcers can cope with another white man being more capable in athletics so they kinda throw shade

[@lll9416]

@@norap71 today has super atheletes?? If today's athletes are so super as you say why are they always injured? Why can't they get through a full season like those guys back in the day? And as far as athleticism goes "way more athletic now"?? huh? 6'8" Dominique Wilkins in the 80s had a 44 inch vertical leap, 6'6" Jordan had a forty eight inch vertical. 6'10 Shawn Kemp had 41 inch vert, and 6'7" Clyde the Glide Drexler had 43 inch leap! That's the problem today's athletes aren't natural athletes. They're propped up by technology, nutrition, protein powder, human growth hormone.. et cetera et cetera. OG NBA were all just incredible, natural athletes.

[@andresdelportillo9917]

Bird had the same vertical as Karl Malone

[@lll9416]

@@andresdelportillo9917 yessir And the same vert as todays NBA average, btw..

[@benslote3619]

That's a myth. He was athletic. And he was extremely well conditioned.

[@dcmfox]

Great vid, great narration too

[@Garkimyer]

They should just make fighting legal in all sports in the same way it is in hockey. It lets you get over frustrations and move on with the game real quickly. As someone who started playing hockey at 4 and continued at a high level until I had gotten too many concussions to continue, I can tell you that people *don’t get hurt from fights*, they get *hurt by dirty plays*. If players don’t get their frustration out then they’re going to do something dirty in game, thats realistically worse than just hitting the guy in the face. All of my concussions came on dirty plays. Not one, didnt have a penalty called when it occurred. The worst thing that happened when fighting was that my face kinda hurt for a few days and people asked why i had bruises

[@andylsasso]

Great videos!!!! Really brings an appreciation to Bird...can you put them all together to make one video...

[@bethboldman8314]

I absolutely love your videos. You have made Larry Bird my one and only GOAT in this game.😊

[@johnkaminski646]

Larry Legend

[@jeffparker7906]

Love watching the Bird man!

[@adrianflemming1898]

I remember watching this game

[@AJwoodway]

The best compliment this Kentucky boy can give is he played the game the way it’s supposed to be played.

[@counterstrike89]

Amazing quote from Jordan, never saw that, Hakeem too.

[@abdibarri9012]

BECAUSE HE IS COWARD HE KNEW 1994 WILL BE FINAL AND HE LOST TO SHAQ HE WAS SCORED 36 AVERAGE PLAYBOFF 1996 MANY PEOPLE MAKE EXCUSE FOR JORDAN DREAM WAS ROOKIE 1986 JUST 21 OLD IF LARRY CAME 1994 HE COULD LOSE LOT BETTER 1992 LOT MORE SKILLED

[@dannybird4996]

@@abdibarri9012 what are you babbling about? 😂

[@manko717]

He was the greatest, because the other players say he was.

[@sonnyblack7226]

What mj said about bird, surprisingly its what everyone is saying today about jokic 👍 👌

[@JL-qo7cs]

Love it!

[@franklee2683]

I was a big bb fan back then,and the Celtics/Lakers/Pistons/Knicks rivalies are the reason why. I didnt know that this would be the absolute PEAK of excitement for the NBA. Im happy to have been there watching....I cant watch now. No way. It is BORING now.... Ty for this great video....yes I was a Celtic fan,but the Lakers were always right there!