Lebron Fan Reacts To Larry Bird ULTIMATE Mixtape!! (SURPRISED ME) 

Watch my Magic Johnson Mixtape reaction here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JHPQdwd2XG0.html

I don’t know if you’ve heard the story but you probably have. Larry Bird had in his contract that if he continued into 1994 he would earn $5 million a year. On August 12 I believe, he walked into the general managers office and told him he was retiring. His contract was to renew for $5 million on August 15, the general manager said “ Larry why don’t you take a week and think about it. Larry looked him in the eye and said, I know what day it is, and if I can’t play at 100% I’m not gonna take your money. That says a ton about Larry’s character !

The pass behind his back that you called unnecessary was in the game following Magic's announcement that he'd been diagnosed with HIV and was retiring immediately. Bird was crushed by the news. Back then, HIV was a death sentence. That pass, right there in the middle of the court, was for Magic. Bird had a hard time controlling his emotions that night.

The retirement ceremony was a testament to Bird's legacy at Boston. The stadium held 14,890 souls, the Garden had no game or other event scheduled for that night and It sold out to a standing room only crowd. Bird is one of the top tier greats of the game. Anyone who don't get that, don't know basketball from horse shoes.

My dad has been a Lakers fan since forever, I'm born and raised here in LA a lifelong Lakers fan myself, and even though I wasn't old enough to ever see Larry Legend play on TV, I'll always remember my dad shaking his head at any mention of him at the fact that Larry was just way too good and made that 80's Celtics team one of the greatest in the history of the game for ruining a lot of Lakers victories. Magic is my favorite player of all time but goddamn, Larry was something else, and I feel he deserves his nickname, Legend, for being the most unassuming looking dude ever with little athletic gifts who still dominated the game in ever facet ever. The dude talked the most shit in NBA history, backed it up, and toyed with the best players in the world out of pure fun and killer instinct competition because he could. That's why I was hella confused when I was a little kid and my friends who were into basketball like me dismissed Bird like he was just some outlier 3-point shooting white guy and nothing else when Bird did everything while regularly putting up triple-double statistics all the time - even after his back was debilitated and his body breaking down on him. Folks don't know that Bird was the real deal of NBA basketball and now that I'm older, I can appreciate Larry Legend was an absolute monster on the court, and his rivalry with Magic was just way too good and almost perfectly scripted that saved the league when those Finals battles were real wars being battled on television. I apologize for the block of text but I find it tremendously cool that more people are finding out about this man and his legacy from folks like you on RU-vid to appreciate NBA basketball when it was its golden era, players earned their pay for staying on the same team to compete and win, nobody was afraid of getting hurt to do it, and the idea of joining your rivals to win rings was the exact opposite philosophy when Bird and Magic were thriving.

Your formula for the behind the backboard shot was spot on. We had a team of experts from Switzerland flown in to check the math. Well done Sir.

Larry fractured his right cheekbone when he hit the floor, doc said he was out but Larry waited till the doc wasnt looking and came back out on the court scored 17 more points and won the game.

After JJ Reddick's presumptuous and relatively ignorant comments on Larry Bird, it's nice to see people discover more about him. One of the absolute greats.

I saw almost all of Birds games. Some of them live. I can tell you without a doubt that Larry Bird is the smartest most clutch player I have ever seen! He is the purist shooter you will ever see. Unlimited range, could make any shot. The 1986 Celtic team is still the greatest team I have ever seen play. They went 40-1 at home. If you want to see a basketball team play as one, watch some of those games. Bird was unbelievable. Larry won his third straight league MVP in 86. Bird is the most complete player I ever saw. He could do it all. He only played 13 seasons because he broke his back and had surgery on both feet. After the 87 season. I believe if he hadn't got injured and was able to have a full career, he would have put up some numbers that no one would have touched. He was one of a kind, there will never be another Larry Bird!

Whether one considers him GOAT or not, he is truly a LEGEND.

I heard it said like this about Magic & Larry's passing; "Magic Made Easy Passes Look Hard & Larry Made Hard Passes Look Easy". No Larry Didn't Really Do Flashy, Larry Was Only Interested In Team Winning. The More You Watch Him You'll See He Has The Best IQ Basketball. He was all about making the TEAM better, He was Very Unselfish.

When you see someone as good and athletic as Dominique Wilkins dropped by a step back, you know you are a LEGEND.

The Bird is the greatest all-around basketball player of all time. Watch his greatest assists videos and you will agree.

I grew up a Laker fan, watching Magic, Kareem, Worthy......and no one scared me more than Larry Bird.

8:38 the guy just drowned a 3-point alley-oop and u complimant the pass?! 🥺😅 Great reaction!

Larry Legend. He was first one at practice everyday.Worked for hours before games. He was a one man wrecking crew. Played great team ball but if he needed to take over he could. Talking trash the whole time.

When he took that fall against the Indiana pacers it was the playoffs in his last season at the end of his career, he has pretty much been playing with a broken back for about his last 7 years. We thought that was the end on that play. He came back with a fracture of his right cheek and double vision. If you love bball then you really gotta dig into Bird more. They just really don't make them this way. There's multiple videos about his injuries, his ish talking, his toughness etc etc, Check out Making the Case by Clayton Crowley for Bird, (and the other 7 he says has a substantial claim as the goat)

What you forgot to say was how amazing the Boston Garden looked back then.

Comparing old players vs new players is always interesting. Newer players have more well rounded skill sets, partly thanks for players like Bird and Magic, who were bigs who could play any position. They also have much better training and health care. Older players were cut from a different cloth, though, and were generally tougher and more competitive-minded. Some of them, like Bird, did not care what the media thought of him and even told them so, and he hated the stupid controversial stuff they like to create. I'm a big fan of some of today's players, like Kyrie Irving, Jokic, Giannis, Steph Curry, and others. But if I was going to start a championship dynasty, the very first player I'd draft is Larry Bird. Then I'd get Jordan, and go from there. Bird was not only an elite level individual player but he was a great team player. He had unshakeable confidence and could not be intimidated, and he was tough as nails. And every player and coach knew he was going to be a problem. He was just a menace until he retired.

80s Basketball was the peak of skill and effort basketball. Huge number of athletes in the league...where being white automatically made you 2nd tier. Of course, Larry changed everyone's mind about that. He and Magic saved the NBA from oblivion. Best SF ever. And that's MJ's current opinion, btw. God bless!

Bro. I loved that little breakdown on paper of the behind the board shot. Funny stuff! Keep it up man and keep grinding

React to more Larry Bird!! Subbed!!

YOU did a great job, by the way when Larry fell on his face and then came back you didn't hear them say he had a fractured check bone and a concusion and helped them win game 5 in a 5 game series

First time seeing your channel. Good job, and your entertaining.

If you like passing, you found the right guy. You should really check out a Larry passing compilation. Back up point guard Jerry Sichting said team greatness starts when your superstar is willing to give the ball up to anyone who's open. Not many guys like that left, but Larry and Magic were all about winning!

The reason that jab/stepback broke ankles is that Bird pioneered it. Even the best players can't anticipate something they've never seen before.

Larry retired in 1993, the begnning of the video was showing part of his retirement ceremony - Larrys era was in the late 70's college through the 80's which was his prime era and retired in 93

At 14:28, Bird had "an apparent fracture of the right cheek". He had a mild concussion when he came back to the game and was seeing multiple baskets. So all of the shooting you see after that point, he had to guess which basket he was shooting for. Also, people talk about his shooting ability but many overlook the fact that he suffered an injury to his right index finger before beginning his NBA career. The finger is shaped much like a boomerang, permanently bent toward his thumb at a 45-degree angle. Two operations failed to straighten it. He can bend it only halfway to his palm.

Alright first time watching your channel, excellent video. Ok the next video you must watch especially if you like passing is The Greatest Passer Larry a bird the re-edit. It’s 15-17 minutes of nothing but Bird passing the ball. Trust me you gonna love it! I was in high school when Larry and Magic were doing their thing and there’s one thing we used to say about their passing skills. “Magic would take an easy pass and make it look difficult, Larry would take a difficult pass and make it look easy!” Man you want your channel to blow up keep doing the Bird videos. I’ve seen it many times before and there are a ton of them to watch. You got a new sub and I. Looking forward to seeing more vids. Oh and congrats on the new baby, welcome to the club. Oh not just a shooter Birds the only player in his career to avg 24, 10, & 6 Here’s the link for the video I talked about above ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wwo4vtaZmsY.html

The second defender who fell down trying to guard Bird was Dominique Wilkins. The Celtics SWEPT Jordan and the Bulls twice in the Eastern Conference Finals. Bird was da bomb!

if you like passes, you need to see "Larry Bird Greatest Passer of All Time (Re-edit w/ New Footage)" ...Larry has more full court assists/dimes than most people have regular assists...no looks, shovel passes, one hand, touch passes...just unbelievable....shoots like MJ/Curry, step-back like Hardin, rebounds better than centers like Euwing, and passes like Magic...one of the best (if not THE best) all-around players ever...made the entire team dangerous with or without the ball in his hands

Larry bird is top 5 dead or alive. Imagine a man telling you what he is about to do to you and you can't stop him. He was clutch. A savage. Larry Bird videos get views.

Larry and the Celtics got that team spirit

Larry Legend, the real GOAT...great video guy, your reactions say it all, he did this night after night vs. the likes of Magic, Dr. J, Kareem, the Bad Boys, Moses Malone, The Human Highlight Reel Dominique Wilkins, Michael Jordan, on and on- he killed them all lol and so clutch and he could make any play at any time with either hand- that is what made him so hard to defend- no one knew what he was gonna do next...Larry Legend Forever!

In the part of the video where Larry goes out of the game after breaking his eyesocket the Indiana Pacers made a big comeback and we’re on the verge of winning this game. Larry sees what’s happening on the monitor tells the trainer to give him two beers, he downs two beers throws water on his face to try and clear his head and ran back out and scored the points to win the game. And that’s in a time. When you had muggings on the floor you had guys that they did everything but pull a gun and take your lunch money. In the words of the immortal Magic, Johnson “that is one bad ass, white boy“.

15:18 - You missed the commentary, but he fractured his cheekbone when his face hit the court. He also snuck out of the locker room when the trainer wasn't looking, to come back in the game, because the trainer definitely wasn't going to let Larry go back out with a fractured face.

He was freaking good.. MJ and magic played against him. They can tell some stories. He was on the dream team playing with them to. . Magical basketball era

The man played on a 500 team without him at best. His actual stat numbers made it a contender. His leadership, hustle, clutch (always) he made every player on that team better. He is without doubt the BEST ever. There are more flashy and attention grabbing players with hype perpetuating their greatness, no doubt. He is a TEAM the central processing unit that milked every drop of play those other 4 on the court had. He makes plays happen that are not stat evident. He was the secret sauce, 11 Herbs and spices. If you were making a dream team thats why he would be so far ahead of all the rest. When Magic Johnson calls him the greatest player ever thats hard to dispute. MJ said he was defiantly better than LaBron James, how do you argue. Him and Magic Johnson saved the league and MJ came in and sent it to the top. I grew up watching him and at the time didn't appreciate all the things he brought and at a level so high I couldnt comprehend. It took Decades to unravel, thats a true sign of A GOAT

After he retired he became coach of the year and then later executive of the year. No one else has done that.

That over the shoulder catch and pass is brilliant. You noticed it straight away. So many miss it.

That unnecessary behind the back pass was an homage to Magic who had just had to retire because of HIV.

Larry is the best SF to ever play. He scored, he passed, he rebounded, he was clutch, and he defended. That's what's missing from any player from this current era. There's no defense anymore. The 3 and No D style makes the game ugly to watch. You need to check out the Jordan Vault video and Larry Bird trash talking

Bird is the greatest small forward to ever play!

Yeah, the NBA was so much more physical back then. And everybody nowadays is familiar with "load management" - players sitting out games to get rest. Unheard of back then. Although, I wish players like Bird could have played a few more years before his body broke down. There was a great segment from Inside The NBA from a few years ago where Shaq, Barkley and Kenny Smith talked about the lack of hand checking on defense in today's NBA and how huge a deal that is: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nA71MNNZzIs.html

Larry was the most clutch, highest IQ and possibly the best all around player ever. He averaged 24 pts, 10 rbs and 6 assists a game. Before his back injury, he was unstoppable. 3 mvps consecutively. You could put his best season stats up against MJ. If he never hurt his back, he would have one at least 1 or two more rings and a couple more mvps

Those "stiff ass step-backs" dropped Dennis Rodman and Dominique Wilkins...both Hall of Famers. What people don't realize about Bird is that he was so slow and his brain worked so fast his body always had time to catch up.

2nd comment. You should look up what made Larry who He was. Hardship. His dad once had a work injury...foot swollen ...and Larry helped his Dad get that swollen foot into his work boot. That helps explain Larry's work ethic. When he fell in that video...did you catch that he fractured his face? That would be incredibly painful. Also...from time he was very little, he played BB with older African American kids. That's WHY he plays so well! And...he had to retire early because he went home one summer and did manual work on his mother's drive way...if I remember right. Could have hired it done. Ended up injuring his back and that shortemed his playing career. Also...before he began his NBA career, he severely injured a finger playing baseball. This affected his shooting ability! But...he did not let that stop him! There are many great videos re Larry Bird. He is extremely humble, too! He is inspirational! Worked hard. Must admire that. Re style of BB back then. Energized! Love the fast pace, the short shorts, and men even getting into a fight on court once in a while. Men and sports have been MOMMIED. Meaning....AS IF... someone's mommy does not want their sweet baby boy to ever suffer any pain. I loved it when men were real men. Lay off the SOY, young men! Congrats re new baby soon

Almost forgot, congratulations to you and your lady.

Mad respect from this dude. I'm too young too but Bird and Magic were Kobe and LeBron.. they just had to play against each other every year

It's Micheal, Magic and Bird. It doesn't matter what order you put them in. That's the holy trinity of basketball. Everyone who came after them goes after them

Lebron hurt his groin, kobe hurt his achillies … Larry bird came back in the same quarter with a fractured cheek bone and shot out the lights to bring the game back and win single handily then go off to hospital lol. One year during the conference finals, between games larrys back was so bad he spent the entire time in hospital “ in traction ( having a machine pull his spine apart to relieve pressure ) so that he could stand up and play each day for 40mins before he went for surgery. He also had bone spurs so bad he had to have double foot surgery. Mean while, he had all this while beating the nba best ever players and sweeping MJ 6-0 in the play offs and regular season, dropping 60 and winning back to back MVP x 3. Not to mention he started the 50-40-90 club. And shot it back to back seasons.

(Fracture of the right cheek.) I love when people discover Bird. Congrats on the little one!!

That pacers game, he feactured his cheek bone, the team doctor refused to let him go back out. So he snuck out of the locker room when the doctor was distracted and checked himself back into the game. The night before that game he was in traction for his back. That whole season was insane on how tough the man was He played with a compressed nerve and ruptured disc in his back Got back surgery, and was told his season over that no one could ckme back the same season, he missed 22 games.

If it's about skill, Larry has to be the GOAT. Both hands, any distance, against anybody, bultin radar, tough as a nail. Incapable of giving up. Announcing his next move to the opposition out of boredom. "Two dribbles, to the left, off the glass" The clutchest man to ever play - any sport. Got his teammates in the HOF by making them better. I love Kevin, Robert, DJ - especially DJ, what a guard - and Danny and all the others, but would they have gotten to the HOF if they played for the Hawks? Or any other team? In the clutch the whole building knew what was gonna happen. In case they didn't get it:"I'll get it right here and stick it in your face" And still nobody could stop him. Time and time and time again. He terrified the best players in the world. And the best thing for me: He doesn't brag about it. You hardly ever hear a word from him. Despite his physical disadvantages he came up with a way of winning anyway. By playing it better than anyone else. The founder of the 50/40/90 club. Nobody thought this was possible until he showed them. Twice. And almost over a 5 year span. A better rebounder than Patrick Ewing and in the top 50 rebounders ever. Until today. 3x MVP and 5x runner up. Allstar as a rookie. In my opinion the GOAT has to at least win against the competition he is facing, since he can't play Wilt or somebody anymore. That's MJs achilles. Larry had to quit for him to start winning. Lebron is just not good enough - no clutch here and he's a pussy. Never won anything without a superteam assembled for him. I was lucky and got to see Larry doing it. He did something in almost every game that made you wonder, how the hell he did that. I had that 33 jersey back then and I never ever took it off. That got me that nickname :) The man was called legend while still playing for a reason. And these were different times - you had to earn a nickname like that.

Go down the rabbit hole of his trash talking stories. He was a straight savage!

80s was brutal. I grew up watching bird and magic. They saved the NBA....and that's not an opinion. It's a fact.

Love seeing the younger people appreciate The Legend! I'm a passing guy as well. Nothing prettier in the game.

ive been watching hoops since the 79 ncaa tourney when bird and magic started it all. if BIRD IS NOT IN YOUR TOP 5, YOU REALLY JUST DONT KNOW. QUITE POSSIBILY THE MOST COMPLETE PLAYER EVER. AND NOT DOUBT THE BEST SMALL FORWARD EVER

When Magic got his bad news, Larry was one of the first people to give him a call.

The unnecessary behind the back pass - was paying homage to Magic Johnson.

YO! "... "So if we're looking at the trajectory ..." Im dyin. 😆🤣💀☠️

Young man....as a Boston kid, I got to watch this kind of stuff IN PERSON. Bird played in an INCREDIBLY talented, and a BRUTALLY tough league. No kidding....it was sometimes a literal BRAWL under the basket. Hate to tell you, but only a small handful of today's "stars" would be able to play in the 80's. It is refreshing to watch a younger man like you watching and able to dissect the players of the past.

The behind the back pass was Larry saying good bye to Magic Johnson. Magic had announced his retirement and Larry was devastated honestly.

He broke his cheekbone on the floor and came back out and finished the game. Today's prima donnas won't play with a blister.

So cool to see young guys like you, who obviously know a ton about the game, appreciate Larry Bird. I saw him play back in the Eighties, and the highlight reels don't lie. He had a hundred ways to beat you, and he was a cold-blooded killer in crunch time.

one of the craziest things about Bird was how bad his back was by the end of his career when he was still playing, he had lost structural stability in his back which would cause it to slip into awkward positions and lock up to try to regain that stability. Docs would have to basically unlock his spine, realign it and help it stay that way for the duration of a game. It was so bad that during practices and sometimes during games he couldnt even sit on the bench for fear of his spine locking up so he had to lay down on the floor. Even with all that, in his last season he still played 36 minutes a game, with a FG% of .49(something), a 3% of .406, 9 rebs per game, close to 7 assists a game, and 20 points per game. Larry Legend was different.

First of all, congratulations on your soon to arrive baby. Awesome!! Loved the video, thank you. I'm a Bird fan. I would encourage you to watch more Bird as well as Magic. They became close friends in a very cool way. Much love.

I knew you were a real one when you noticed how insane that pass at 8:00 was, most people don't get how tough that is. I died when for that shot behind the back board you pulled out pen and paper hahha

Your lebum,self-proclaimed himself, saying he's the chosen one, the king

My top 5 1) Jordan 2) Bird 3) Russell 4) Robertson, Oscar (The Big O) 5) Abdul Jabbar Bird was an all around player, who always hustled, kept working on the court even when he didn’t have the ball, was the most effective and biggest trash talker ever(but could back up every word of it), had a competitive drive higher than any other before him, was a natural leader and made every player on his team better, and to this day probably has the highest basketball IQ of any player ever. You really need to see all his trash talking videos to understand just how insanely he trash talked everyone, not just average players, but every single great player he faced, including Jordan. Who Bird swept twice in then playoffs by then way. Jordan admits fully that he hated Bird, because he ruined all his great games, but also gives Bird all the credit as to where he learned how to trash talk and mentally disrupt the opposing team. Two of favorite stories….1) Craig Elo was guarding him and Bird had a terrible first half….as they were walking towards the locker room, Craig Elo puffed up and said to Bird, “you’re 1 for 10, that’s great defense!!!” Bird looked at him stone cold and said, “there’s two halves.” At the start of the second half Bird scored 10 straight buckets on Elo, shooting the last one with his left hand, and then Bird asked Elo, “Is your mother watching?” john Stockton said his rookie year with the Jazz, he remembers when the Celtics came to play, Bird walked by their bench before the game and said he felt good tonight and that he felt like 43 points. Halfway through the 3rd period Bird scored reached 43 points, and checked himself out of the game. 😊

Take my word for it, you have to watch Bird the greatest passer of all time. Great reaction and love your respect to the greats.

Bird magic and Jordan always will be my top 3 I don't care what order but besides there greatness they save and change the game always and forever 1 2 3

Larry is the GOAT.

3X MVP back to back to back, coach of the year, manager of the year...that man did everything!

Michael Jordan makes you look slow, but Larry the legend Bird makes you look stupid

There aren't many legends left like this one. We miss you.

You gotta see Larrys video called: "86 Boston Celtics Tribute, The Beautiful Game" --AND-- "Larry Bird greatest passer / re-edit"videos, you will be blown away.....

LOL.....the calculation on the over the backboard shot. BRAVO!

If you like passing you should think about watching Larry Bird Greatest Passer of All Time.

He actually was a Top 2 in every ability during his prime 3-Time in a row MVP years. If he ever wanted to just rebound, he would have 20 a game. If he wanted to just pass, he would dominate then league in that stat.

There are two additional Bird videos you need to check out to get closer to a full pic of how good he was. One is strictly dedicated to his passing, the other he backing up his trash talking. Got to see both.

Yooooo, that calculations ish had me loling for real. There are some passing highlight vids of LB that I'm sure you would love, and be hilarious for the rest of us because you will lose your mind. Also, dude was a career double-double 24, 10, 6.5 ast. Pull up his ish on basketball reference. He had a six year run you can put up against anyone. The man was all across the scoresheet every night. There isn't even a discussion about top 10, he's in. The argument is really top 5 when you really break it down.

back in the day, everyone was terrified of bird. he was a man to be feared and respected. he was the john wick of basketball.

I'll be honest, I'm a new sub simply on the part about the calculation bit over the backboard! BAHAHA, that was gold my man GOLD!

Great reaction.. Yo, Larry was big..6'10". Big as LeBron

Most talented basketball player to ever lace em up. Larry Bird was a stone cold killer. Assasin on the court. Will never be another. GOAT

As a Showtime fan Larry owes me a Lot of sick days. The last 2 minutes n clutch time, my stomach was in knots 33 was his # got 3 chips, 3 consecutive MVP’s (3rd player ever to do so), 3 3pt champ. Founded 50/40/90 club, 2nd highest win % just behind my man Magic. My favorite Bird quote ‘ I don’t like players who watch ball go outta bounds’ Just think all 80’s team Magic PG, MJ SG, Bird SF, Barkley Rodman or Mchale @PF plus Kareem & Hakeem @ center. Isiah Thomas & Worthy on bench. Slaughter todays all stars with 4 🐐 contenders

The fact that Larry Bird played the last 5 years of his career with a broken back.... BEST PLAYER EVER.

You apparently didn't hear, but in the game he was hurt and then came back in, he had a broke cheekbone.... dude broke his face and finished the game. Who today would do that??? They be out a month He a bad man

Larry Legend is the SF of my all time team.

Wow, congratulations on your new baby & best wishes for a safe & healthy delivery!

You should watch Larry Bird Greatest Passer of All Time. It's insane.

I remember when Larry finished that game after falling and fracturing his cheek bone. Also he played an entire game with a fractured thumb. If you dont know how bad that hurts, consider yourself lucky, because I fractured my thumb once and there's no way that I could have played a game of basketball like that. I firmly believe because he was so basketball smart, that it made him the absolute best player that ever lived....in his heyday. He played for the Boston Celtics for 13 years!!

Larry Bird definitely is a top five of all time period . How many of the greats were deadly with both hands and had that basketball IQ that he possessed.

Congratulations on the baby soon! That is really awesome. Cutting the cords when my babies were born is my best memories.

Dude, you made this really fun to watch, even if I've seen it about a hundred times, lmao, great reaction, Bird is LEGENDARY!!!

There’s a reason he’s in the Hall of fame, as well as coach of year and executive of the year. As well as MVP 3xs in a row…….

Great Bird mixtape reaction. I enjoy watching folks 'discover' the greatness of Larry Bird and this was a great video. You really need to take a deeper dive down the Larry Legend rabbit hole. Check out at least a few other videos on him like 5 Times Larry Bird Was Injured But Refused to Quit (you won't believe what he endured and played through!), the Making The Case for Larry Bird video, and Larry Bird trash talking videos. I'm sure you'll get some other suggestions, but these are ALL worth your time and from what I've seen on other channels, will help your channel blow up.

Bro, I’m from Indiana (where Larry grew up) legend is that he would pick a spot on the court and sink 50 shots in a row. If he missed one, he would start over. 😅

Todays top players are the complete package for todays game. When I was growing up and watched basketball it was a different game, much more physical and defensive.