LARRY LEGEND BIRD 👍🏽🏀

@jsims1617

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, he is the most under rated player in basketball history!

@spacecowboy_1962

2 жыл бұрын

The blurb between Dr. J, Julius Irving and Bird needs expanded on. On Nov. 9, 1984, the Philadelphia 76ers visited their rival Boston Celtics in an early-season meeting. Despite the game being played in the first full month of the season, it had a playoff-like atmosphere. Larry Bird was torching the Sixers to the tune of 42 points on 17-for-23 shooting in 30 minutes. He also had pulled down seven rebounds. Erving had just six points. And Bird started yelling out the score between them. When he yelled out 38-6, meaning he had 38 points and Irving just had 6, things got pretty ugly. With 1:38 left in the third quarter, Bird and Julius Erving got tangled up with Bird getting called for an offensive foul. Before the next possession began, Bird and Erving were going at it on the court. At one point, Bird was held by a Sixers player while Erving punched Bird in the face. The fight erupted into a melee at mid-court. Bird and Erving were each fined $7,500 which was the second-highest for player conduct at the time.

@spacecowboy_1962

2 жыл бұрын

Search youtube for bird sixers fight game

@brian7333

2 жыл бұрын

#33☘🐐

@brian7333

2 жыл бұрын

@@jsims1617 He's the Greatest. Here's the proof: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z66fx5aHe5ueqc4.html

Bird, Magic, and Jordan would eat today's players up.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Facts appreciate the comment

@Osena565

2 жыл бұрын

Larry would have these players who cry on Twitter (Kd mainly) crying for their mums before even set foot on court

@rustydaboyrobot

2 жыл бұрын

Larry would have asked..."Is your Mom watching?" .... And they would go all fetal position in the middle of the gsme. 😄

@marykuettner752

2 жыл бұрын

@@Osena565 The twitter bird is named after Larry.

@sasuke65743

2 жыл бұрын

if Bird were to play, other players moms would instantly turn off the tv and pack paper tissues for their sons as maternal istinct XD

Larry's trash talk actually was comedic in many instances, and make for very cool stories years later. It was trash with class that people never forgot.

MJ said he learned how to trash talk FROM Larry Bird.. He saw how he got into everyones head and then used it and took it to a different lvl.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Facts

@joel9873

2 жыл бұрын

100%

@innosanto

Жыл бұрын

They were different. Bitd was morr of a trash talker. And Bird was much kore a team player, his teammates loved him he made everyone have more chances.

These are all the Hall of Famers who Larry trash talked with. Think about his confidence and competitive edge.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Facts appreciate the comment my guy

Larry was as savage as they come. A lot of people these days have no idea. The dude was a killer and he talked mad shit. This is not even all the trash talking stories about him. He had one famous game where he hit about 10 in a row on Craig Ehlo then he asked Ehlo, "Is your mother watching?"

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Lol smh that’s crazy at the comment

@n2deepjds

2 жыл бұрын

That’s disrespectful as hell lmao

@StargazerFS128

2 жыл бұрын

That’s as cold as it gets 😂😂

@mikecornwall9181

2 жыл бұрын

@@n2deepjds I want to know if she was watching!!

@Crazson34

Жыл бұрын

I remember that. That was cold as ICE!

I saw an interview with Bird late in his career and the reporter asked him about his legendary trash talk. Bird said he talked smack to get fired up with the challenge of backing it up and to mess with the opponent's head. He then said "I don't do it (trash talk) as much as I used to because I can't back it up as well as I used to." I really liked that. Bird was a ruthless killer but he was an honorable sportsman. Another favorite Bird moment - he was running back down court after swishing a spectacular running jump shot. Bird turned his head to the opponent running alongside with an ear-to-ear hick grin on his face and held out his palm. The brother matched the grin and gave it a healthy slap. The sportsmanship and love-of-the-game vibe was too cool.

@mastod0n1

Жыл бұрын

That's the thing about the kind of trash talk these guys were doing back in the day. In the end it was all in good fun and was backed up with action.

It never gets old watching you younguns’ react to Bird.......GOAT 👊👊👊👊👊👊👊

The statement... "Larry would rip your soul out of your chest and give it back when he felt like it". Best summation of Larry legend, ever! Larry, Magic, and David Stern's guidance using those two legends, brought the NBA back. Greatest NBA years still.

Players like Bird were so great and talented, they would dominate any era of basketball. Great reaction to Larry Legend as always bro!!

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Facts

@terrancethomas9792

2 жыл бұрын

Most Players back then played on one team most of their career. When Free Agency kicked fully in, it changed.

@brothaman007

2 жыл бұрын

Like Wayne Gretsky, Bird was slow even by the standards back then, but unstoppable despite the lack of speed

Larry was confident because he put in the work. He practiced relentlessly even after he was a superstar, so he knew what he was capable of every time he hit the court. He was an assassin with his game play and also with his ability to get into an opponents head with his trash talk. God, I miss those days!

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate your comment family

@innosanto

Жыл бұрын

It is not only that, go Watch his life story

Enjoyed your reaction! When Larry was a college junior his team played my college central mich. We new nothing about him and but heard he was a superstar. During warm-ups we tried to guess which black player was Larry. Man were we dumb. He also dropped 32 points and beat us lol. Happy Holidays from Michigan!

Girls out here too, ya know! Larry Legend!

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

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It’s not trash if you back it up. Larry talked truth lol

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Lol facts

@kevinlowe6713

2 жыл бұрын

Larry bird was one of the baddest that ever did it.... so...he could talk his shit..... cuz....he backed it up

@kevinlowe6713

2 жыл бұрын

True talk

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

@@kevinlowe6713 facts

@kareemabdulmuhammadleroyn1687

2 жыл бұрын

I’ll take “famous quotes I’ve seen online” for 500 Bob

Just heard of an earlier Celtics legend's passing today, Bill Russell. Had to post a remembrance somewhere so why not Larry Legend. Two Celts who can stand with the all timers. Bill was always the well spoken epitome of class both on and off the court. May he RIP.

Mad respect for y'all! I appreciate your respect for Bird, Magic, & Jordan. I was a young girl who had never watched a basketball game. I was flipping through the channels and there was Bird. That was it. #33 is still my favorite number to this day. These guys were exceptional & deserve the ultimate respect. Thanks for this great video.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@deborahbrick8679

2 жыл бұрын

Omg me too lol!!!

You And Your Brother Together, Pure Entertainment Gold. Definitely a Super Team For Sure. Your Reactions Are on Point. Keep Pushing💯

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate that my guy

Legend and Magic,there will never be another story like that...it was epic,and magical

A shame that his back problems limited him to just 13 seasons. He was a killer, PLUS he was funny AF. And tough.

@innosanto

Жыл бұрын

12 seasons. One season was 6 games and then didnt play for full year.

The NBA in the 80's and 90's was absolutely fantastic.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Facts

I'm happy Larry is getting the respect from today's players and fans . He was amazing and frustrating if you were with another team. You hated him but in a good way .

I've watched a ton of these Larry Bird reaction videos and I think I like this one the best. You both seem so good-natured and intelligent. Great job, fellas.

Pat Riley - If I had to choose a player to take a shot to save a game, I'd choose Michael Jordon, If I had to choose a player to take a shot to save my life, I'd take Larry Bird. One of my favorite quotes about Larry Bird.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the comment my guy

Yes, Larry's trash talking may have inspired the guys playing against him to play better and try harder, but in the end, it just wasn't enough to stop him.

When those guys fell of the bench watching Larry that was the night Larry got 60 points.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

man Larry bird just was crazy

@marthahanley6650

2 жыл бұрын

@@dunsonhouse First off I have *seen* the ENTIRE game. The Hawks and Celtics were close at halftime. By two point or so. sot wasn't any blow out at that time. Nor I was the end maybe. Celtics finished 12 points ahead. t the final score One of the reasons the Hawks players at the end fell off the bench is that Larry Bird set a record for most baskets he had ever had which was 60 baskets. It not only a record for Bird, it was also the Celtics record as well. They knew it was a count down for Bird as he broke his *own* teammates (McHale) at 56 points. Of course in t he said "Why6 did you pull yourself of the game with five minutes left? You had the hot hand, we gave you the feeds, their guards were ineffective .[including Domonique Wilkins] 9 days after he had set it the record beating Bird's previous record. If that ball had been mine and the same circumstances hell I'd keep going and try for 60." BUT WHAT STUNNED THEM WAS AFTER HALFTIME Bird bombed in 37 of his points in the second half with *remarkable perimeter shooting display* punctuated by an incredible 11 points over the final 1:56 minutes of play.

@innosanto

Жыл бұрын

He scored 60 ppints for a reason, he cpuld have done it many other times but wanted to do it that game. He would pass alot to other guy a week before to avenge his high school bully who was guardjng mchale. He succeeeded and his high school bully was angry and suspended but Mchla ebrole his points record. That was a week befpre this game and Bird said “you should have gone for 60”. Then next week he did that to surpass the record

I was lucky enough as a kid to be at many of these games. We'd always see Larry talkin' to an opponent and pointing. We'd be like "he's tellin' them the play again. We knew we were witnessing something special. I loved you guy's reaction. Got my like, sub and notify. P.S. Me and my friends used to go by Larry's house on the weekends to try to watch him mow his own lawn. We were four for twenty something. Had to love "Lunch Bucket" Larry.

I often wonder what it would have been like if Larry had not had the bad back and other injuries, you guys need to watch Larry Birds ultimate mix tape. Im always amazed Larry had the balls to call his shot many many times -- and still back it up every single time, amazing. Also a (must see video) is "Larry Birds 50 most amazing assists" as well as the video ("86 Celtics tribute-THE BEAUTUFUL GAME")-in this one ia some of the best passing ever seen from the Celtics. Im serious, these are all GREAT Larry Bird videos.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely got to check them out appreciate your comment ✊🏽

No one played the game better than Byrd 🙏

In today's Era, Bird would probably average a triple double, and several MVP awards. Would probably average 40 ppg

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

I respect that appreciate the comment

I am of Bird's generation. Magic was my favorite player, but he and Bird were both artists on the court. Today's game would be ideal for Bird. Size, jumping ability, what they call athletic ability are important but skill rules--skill and a sense for the game are the 2 most important things in the game. Look at some of todays players. Is Steph a great athlete? How about Luca? Chris Paul? Kyrie? Harden is not a superior athlete either. I think Bird would also benefit from training and medical advances and would probably have had a longer career if playing today. He would be one of the best in ERA, but I always though Magic was a notch ahead of him. Magic would be great to day as well but I think Birds game translates a little better.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the comment my guy✊🏽

@redduklak9192

2 жыл бұрын

The league and its players owe Bird, Magic and Jordan EVERYTHING they have from the being in the NBA. Stern is on record saying that at one time the league was considered a thug league and on the brink of ending. But God smiled in 1978 and gave the NCAA a Bird vs Magic match up and it worked so well he allowed it to follow them to 1979. From there they changed how the game was played. Magic was a 6'9 PG which was unheard of in 79 while introducing Show Time to the world as well. Bird had a ugly but deadly jump shot along with a strong understanding of the importance of fundamentals. They showed that flash and fundamentals could both bring championships in there own way. They made America interested in the NBA again with their rivalry. Then Jordan came along and took the game global and that is the biggest reason why one can sign a ridiculous 5 yr 170 million contract today. So yeah those 3 should get 1% of every contract from every team. 😉

@innosanto

Жыл бұрын

He wpuld definitely benefit from today technology. All the cryotherapies, amino acid supps, special pools, special trampolines, exercices, pthrr nutritions creams surgical operations etc etc. He would have 4-5 great seasons

@FreedomFighter2112

Жыл бұрын

Bird averaged more assists per game than Allen Iverson, Kyrie Irving, Dwyane Wade, Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, etc. He also averaged more rebounds per game than Patrick Ewing, Chris Webber, Ben Wallace, Giannis, Robert Parish, Alonzo Mourning, Chris Bosh, Etc. In the past 50 years, only two other players have slightly better stats than Larry Bird and that Michael Jordan and LeBron James In the past 50 years, here are the highest Total Career Avg Stat Points (PTS + REB + AST + STL + BLK) #1) Jordan = 44.7 #2) LeBron = 44.4 #3) Bird = 43.1 #4) Kareem = 42.9 #5) Durant = 40.8 #6) Magic = 40.2 Just to put things into perspective: Total Stat Points (Career Avg PTS + REB + AST + STL + BLK) Bird: 24.3 PPG / 10.0 RPG / 6.3 APG / 1.7 SPG / 0.8 BPG = 43.1 Curry: 24.3 PPG / 4.6 RPG / 6.5 APG / 1.7 SPG / 0.2 BPG = 37.3 Bird was one of the greatest all-around players of All-Time...if not the greatesEven LeBron said he learned so much from him

@RemoWilliams1227

Жыл бұрын

Artist is absolutely right. It was poetry in motion when they had the ball, Mike too imho.

I think in Bird's era people thought they could make a difference. But they were taught a lesson by Bird. LMAO

Larry wasn't loud with his trash talk, usually only a few guys could hear it and mostly just the guy who he was trashing. His talk was designed to throw other, less focused, players off of their game. Psychological warfare from the legend.

86 all-star game Bird kills. Alot more competitive game than today's all-star games. Also game 7 86 finals against the Rockets. Bird amazing. Finally must see Larry Bird greatest passer of all time video re-edit. AMAZING. Would love for you and your brother to react to these. Love your reactions. Thank you.

Note that these opponents speak with admiration NOW. I don't think they felt it then, but later realized how tough it is to back up you sh*t night after night. Larry was a solid guy. He later helped Chuck Person get a job when Bird was with the Pacers (although Chuck had some legal issues later in life). He was a true friend to Magic (supported him when he was HIV +) and Barkley (called him in support when Barkley got a DUI). There are LOTS of other trash talking stories (Kevin McHale, Pat Ewing, Rick Carlisle, Danny Ainge, Robert Parish, Dan Majarle, John Stockton, James Worthy, Kareem, Rodman, Isiah, etc. Larry generally couldn't physically dominate (although to call him unathletic is false) but he could take you out mentally, like Orlando Woolrige said.

That's also why people respect Dirk a lot as well. He did it with one team. Mad respect

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Facts appreciate the comment

@deborahbrick8679

2 жыл бұрын

Umm well dirk AINT no larry bird!!

@innosanto

Жыл бұрын

@@deborahbrick8679 no but still it is respected to be loyal to team. And Giannis also took a team and elevated the team.

How do yo think Bird would do in today's NBA? I think he would be MVP again.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Man bird definitely will win mvp appreciate the comment

@alexperezacevedo5888

2 жыл бұрын

If you don't guard he gets 100 every game.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

@@alexperezacevedo5888 facts tho appreciate the comment

@kepsilog68

2 жыл бұрын

Bird will definitely demolish them and he will be their worst nightmare.

@kepsilog68

2 жыл бұрын

@@alexperezacevedo5888 no he won't. Bird is a team player. That's why I like Bird.

You guys had the very best reaction to this I've seen. You get a like and a new subscriber out of me. Good job, gentlemen!

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you appreciate it

Awesome GUYS :) There will never ever be another Larry Bird :(

I like it when ur brother is with you reacting to the video thx Kidd I enjoyed that 👍☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️ 33

Enjoyed your reaction. You guys get it.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you ✊🏽

As a guy from that era I respect you for giving props to the players from my time. I don't follow the NBA anymore because of what it has become for the same reasons you called out in your reaction.

I watched The Bird sooooooo much in my 20"s.....Good times, though my husband was a Michael Jordan fan. We had great times watching me a Celtics fan. Him a Lakers fan. Love the bird...Original NBA trash talker.

When I was a kid I watched every Larry Bird game that came on the TV

Byrd and Johnson..... Best years of pro ball.

I Have to say I love your Larry bird reactions! Watching you guys laugh and be in awe of him makes me feel young again! Because I was alive and I was able to be at a few of his games and I swear,it was magical watching this man play . And the energy that you feel coming off the court almost knocked you off your seat . Thank you for making a 57 year old feel like a 17 year old again😂. Thanks guys!!!!

I miss the old days. The league is soft and all these super teams. I with you guys on the Greek Freak much respect for doing it in my opinion the right way. Also I have always thought of the GOAT MJ and Bird as simular in the way they approached the game mentally. I always say that MJ was Bird with super man athletic ability. I really feel MJ learned from Bird and Magic. Love the videos keep them coming.

@innosanto

Жыл бұрын

I agree, the Greek freak is pne of the few to compete wirh the that era guys.

Man, you guys are awesome! Smart, funny, you checking all the boxes. Keep up the fine work...

I agree with everything they discussed! Great fun! Cheers!!

Y’all have a good feel for the NBA back in the day. The 80s and 90s game was just so much more “extra” than today. You gentlemen have a real good feel for that. Btw, I could not stand Bird when he was playing. But damn if I didn’t respect him. Thanks for the reaction and dialog.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate your comment ✊🏽

Bird was a 3x MVP during the era of the Showtime Lakers, the Bad Boys, and the emergence of Jordan. INSANE!

SO MANY GREATS BACK IN THE DAY

Before Jordan came around and had really established himself there was legitimate talk of Larry as the GOAT. He was that good. Didn't help that Larry's career was cut short by injury (especially his back) and for several of his final years as a player he played under significant pain.

Could you imagine if they had "mic'd up" in Bird's day? It would be the most watched Basketball video in history.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Facts

Great clip, boys! My favourite was Magic’s story at 11.47 and his “Get outta my face, man”. 😂

This really helps explain Jordan's approach to leadership on the Bulls. He had to grow up facing Bird, Magic and the Detroit Bad Boys. So he became a hard ass and then probably realized he had to prepare his teammates to face that all that shit talking in game

I'm an older guy. Dam I used to love watching Larry Bird. Especially when it was Magic Johnson on Bird. I don't even watch the NBA anymore Nobody hustles

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

I respect that appreciate the comment

When he did that to his defender I believe he also planted a seed in their head for games to come. Some probably were already mentally tired by the time the next game with him came around

loving the bird videos

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you my guy appreciate the comment ✊🏽

Bird, Magic, Jordan. Like the baseball version of McQuire and Sosa. Kept the games fun and entertaining

We were not crying because you are better, we were laying tge red carpet , and trying earn a time to walk it like the best. Hats off to to best. You carry us, and we will look out before to step.

Good chemistry between you guys. I like it.

Nothing but Respect to y'all! I'm from San Antonio, do the math of the players in this video. Several played with the Spurs Big fan of them I've met The Big Dawg, I've met The Iceman, I've met Sean..... Nothing but Respect!

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching family

When I was a kid Kareem Abdul Jabbar was unstoppable. The best compliment I've heard is Kareem Abdul Jabbar naming Larry Bird as the best he ever played against. It gets no better than that.

Great reaction again.. Y'all rock..

I'm glad i grew up during the Heyday of the NBA . The Playoffs were battles every round . You saw sweeps but it was rare . I was spoiled watching Bird in his prime . I can just imagine the Championships we could have won with Len Bias . What a Sin RIP len bias .

Best reaction ever great job guys!!!!!!

Good job, guys. I enjoyed it. And you’re one of the very few that don’t talk over the sound bites.

Bird either broke a player down, or forced an opponent to be a better player, & it was the strength of the player, which way they were affected.......that was just a part of who Bird was 😊

Larry ripped off 3 straight MVPs from 84-86 with Magic, MJ, Moses Malone, and many others in their prime! Love the video man!

Larry told Dr.J.. "Why don't you retire, old man".. They started fighting..lol

@andybilakshow260

11 ай бұрын

"J" was being torched on the floor and verbally abused.

A true OG.

Jordan saw how Larry got in peoples heads and realised if he didn't use that tool, he was missing a trick. He's a graduate of Larrys' Master Class in trash talk. P.S. If Drexler actually said, 'gosh, boy, you're so confident' and not something much dirtier, I'll eat my hat!

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

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Jordan himself said he learned everything he knew about pro ball from Bird.

@runninamok2003

2 жыл бұрын

correction- He learned everything he knew about getting into players heads. Still a pretty big statement kzread.info/dash/bejne/eYOsm9CpfNvcpZs.html

Larry Bird and 80’s Basketball rock ! Too many cupcakes in the NBA now !

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

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Take a look at his 3 point shot where he raises a finger. His knuckle on his shooting hand was mangled playing softball in high school. All that and his neck which was trashed alone are hard to fathom. I like you guys. I get the sense that you're common sense, grounded guys that can look at life for what it is.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely would take a look at his three point appreciate the comment

Charles Barkley story I could listen to over and over again because it tells you exactly who Larry Bird was😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

So many legends from that era,my Favourites are Bird and the Dr.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

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Good video bro. It makes me happy to see young cats looking at things from when the league it was definitely a lot more hardcore and at your neck. If you look into it there's a few times where Jordan is actually giving bird some credit for making him mentally tougher. Of course Mike was young and Larry was halfway through his career when they met but Jordan did like all the greats do they learn from a gray and a little bit on it bird in Georgia to my favorite two players of all time. It depends what day it is which one I said my number one keep up the good work and mind you, the people he's doing this against some of them religious in their own right

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the comment my guy ✊🏽

Thanks for showing Dennis Johnson. ☘️R. I.P.

This video missed one of my favorite Bird trash talk stories. When the Dream Team was getting ready for the '92 Olympics, they practiced against college kids. One of those college kids tried to trash talk Bird, said he hadn't hit a jump shot since 1984. Magic heard that and for the next eight or nine plays fed Bird, who'd tell that trash-talking defender exactly what he was going to do. "One dribble right, spin, off glass," Bucket. After doing this eight or nine times and hitting every single shot exactly the way he described, he went to lie down (by then his back was so bad he couldn't sit on the bench), and said "young fella -- look like '84, don't it?"

Cool video fellas! Larry legend!

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you my guy

Awesme commentary! u guys are fantastic true blue! Thank you so much!

Only two people I ever saw that would tell you the play before and then hit it are Larry Bird and Kobe Bryant (RIP)

Larry Bird is the John Wick of Basketball

Great reaction! You guys were glued to the video.

Just remember - in the first story told by Byron Scott, the players for the Lakers on the floor at the time were - Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, James Worthy, Byron Scott and Michael Cooper. They knew the play but could not stop Bird.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the comment ✊🏽

@georgehummel3526

2 жыл бұрын

And correct me if I'm wrong, but those are some BAD boys!

I'm going to ask you two, the same thing I ask anyone who posts a reaction to this video. Is it really trash talking, when one back it up?? To be, it seems more like a tutorial on playing basketball. Bird was teaching them lessons every game. He brought the best playing out of his teammates and elevated their games. He improved defenses, just by the fact that they had to evolve their games, to even hope to slow him down. I gave up on watching pro basketball after he retired and the starting five broke up. I didn't see another Bird caliper player out there, or coming along. I don't see one out there now and it's been almost 30 years since he retired. Good reaction. Thank you.

What would it have been like with a whole flock of Birds? Dream team.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

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I only watch the 1980's and 1990's because it the good games

MJ,BIRD,& KOBE were just different than everyone else

You kids don't know Larry Legend. He is the best by far. He will still demolish the competition If he plays today.

The best thing about Bird's trash talking was, he backed it up with his actions. BAM!

Jordan admits he learned how to trash talk from Larry Legend.

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the comment

The two greatest trash talkers who backed it up were Bird and Ali. Imagine those two going at each other in trash talking

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the comment

@innosanto

Жыл бұрын

Connor was also great trash talker up to leaving UFC for mayweather fight.

In any competitive organized sports, there's always a good chance you will lose on any given nights...No one is truly invincible ...BUT, to get humiliated while losing?...It's beyond taking out your heart...Larry will literally fried your soul on the SPOT ..Hahahahaha....Great reaction fellas...Cheers..

@dunsonhouse

2 жыл бұрын

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Both of you make me laugh out loud 😂☘️☘️ty☘️

Oh and I am from Indiana, and here Larry is a god!!!

He walked by one team before the game and said he felt like 43 tonight and he did. He had one assist away from a quadruple double half way through the third quarter and didn’t play anymore even though he was asked if he wanted to

The Hick from French Lick would kill it today. Glad he got all those chips

@dunsonhouse

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Facts appreciate the comment

I wish there were players like that today