The Day Larry Showed Magic Who Is The Real Goat

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Larry Bird, one of the most legendary figures in basketball history, is renowned for his incredible moments on the court. Here are some of his greatest moments:
1. **The 1984 NBA Finals**: Bird led the Boston Celtics to a victory over the Los Angeles Lakers, earning Finals MVP honors. His performance, highlighted by his leadership and clutch plays, solidified his reputation as a clutch player.
2. **Back-to-Back MVP Awards (1984-1986)**: Bird won three consecutive NBA MVP awards, a testament to his dominance in the league. His versatile play, including scoring, passing, and rebounding, made him a complete player.
3. **1985 Eastern Conference Semifinals, Game 5**: Known as the "Heat Game," Bird scored 34 points and grabbed 17 rebounds despite playing in sweltering heat and battling dehydration, leading the Celtics to a crucial victory.
4. **The Steal Against the Pistons (1987)**: In the 1987 Eastern Conference Finals, Bird made a legendary steal in Game 5, intercepting an inbound pass and assisting Dennis Johnson for a game-winning layup, a play etched in NBA history.
5. **Career-High 60 Points (1985)**: Bird scored a career-high 60 points against the Atlanta Hawks, showcasing his scoring prowess and ability to take over a game single-handedly.
6. **Three-Point Contest Wins**: Bird won the first three NBA Three-Point Contests (1986, 1987, and 1988), famously raising his finger in victory before his final shot even went in during the 1988 contest, epitomizing his confidence and shooting skill.
Larry Bird's career is filled with remarkable moments that highlight his competitiveness, skill, and unyielding determination, cementing his legacy as one of basketball's all-time greats.

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@paulazzar8936 25 дней назад

Larry GOAT Bird, period.

@victorbernabe4294 26 дней назад

Those peeps that don’t have Larry legend in the goat debate is because they believe that athleticism ranks higher than bball iq….. but Larry legend wore out the nba on both sides of the ball

@cindyknudson2715 27 дней назад

Thanks for the reaction. 👍 ☘️ Larry Legend loved the game and the competition.

@XXXSolid 27 дней назад

No problem

@robinscheines6775 27 дней назад

Kareem said Larry "He wore us out"

@kellysmith3628 27 дней назад

Glad to see you back I think Larry is the hottest thing on Utube.When I first watched the first Bird mix tape Bird videos just keep coming.Now I'm 66 and I knew Larry was good but after watching all his videos you can't help but to realize how great he was.And after watching your reaction videos of Bird you have became a Bird fan he was a bad man on the court.Just think his last 5yrs he played through pain no other man could have played with,good to see you back.

@jimmyboy131 27 дней назад

One of the funniest things I ever heard was when they interviewed Magic and then Larry, when they went to a full series in one if their finals together. Someone showed the interviews back to back. First Magic: "I think everyone knew it would be a tough seven game series." Then Larry: "Well I thought we'd sweep them in four." Larry wasn't going in to play a seven game series, he was going in to sweep those LA scrubs! LOL

@bridgethockney2303 27 дней назад

Hey. Glad you could see what i was saying! 💜 I can see it's not popular .. But i think it will become clearer as their careers go along.

@AlfredoRamos-ko3tx 25 дней назад

Caitlin Clark has both Larry the Legend Bird's and Magic Johnson's style of play,😍😍😍

@BillViets 18 дней назад

His career was short as he was 22 or so in his rookie year and his back was horrible. Yet, for a decade, Larry was the best. I was there.

@DavidSmith-hd9bz 27 дней назад

Bill Walton was doing the skyhook in Portland earlier in his career. He was not as proficient as Lou/Kareem, but he was hitting about 50% of them. By the time Walton was in Boston, his %s were a bit lower, but still effective enough to help with the championship run in 86.

@paulpenix8198 19 дней назад

Not only 2 goats against one but the Celtics were always more beat up in the Finals because the Eastern Conference was brutal. Much harder to get through than the West back then.

@jimmyboy131 27 дней назад

I hadn't thought that Reese is comparable to Bird but under the bucket, yeah that's a fair comparison. For Clark, she's been compared to Pistol Pete or Steve Nash, for her court IQ, shooting, and passing. I have tickets for the WNBA all star game in a few weeks and it's going to be interesting to see them all on the court together, including A'ja Wilson, and the other great players in the league.

@FUBAR1986 26 дней назад

Angel Reese has a lot of rebounds because she’s rebounding her own misses from point blank range… so the rebounds are quite misleading…. And CC turns the ball over too much some you can put on her teammates, not being able to catch the ball or ready for it, and the fact that she gets double teamed a lot. I believe the rivalry, though is more one-sided

@michaelhrivnak9463 27 дней назад

No, Caitlin is Larry Bird. Coming in strong from the start.

@AlfredoRamos-ko3tx 25 дней назад

And when you said, Reese is like Larry the Legend Bird,nah, that's disrespectful,and if you talk about double double, Reese has double rebounds because of her own misses,😭😭😭

@aramhamparian9641 27 дней назад

I disagree with a few points you made, but I agree that Bird was the slightly better player than Magic. Good to see you reacting again.

@XXXSolid 26 дней назад

All ways good to see you underneath here brother

@dedrahiggins1326 26 дней назад

Bird was almost sociopathic in his competitiveness and maybe that's why he didn't need the speed or verticality that others had. I saw MJ once when the Bulls played the Mavericks in Dallas and I have never seen anyone move like that, even now. Sorry;, thought interruption there. I love to watch Bird clips because he was certainly different but Magic was just as good. My favorite is Bird but who would I rather have over for dinner? Magic, of course!

@andrewpelletier8032 23 дня назад

Magic had Worthy Byron Scott and Michael Cooper also 😮

@toddfrank3344 27 дней назад

Most sports talking heads (whose opinions mean nothing, but nonetheless) still take Magic over Bird. You're right, of course. Bird's all around game was better, and Bird was better in the clutch. But you're going against the grain.🙂 One correction: Boston beat Houston in the Finals that year, not LA.

@scottbuono2507 26 дней назад

Magic OVER Bird straight up?? I’ve never heard ONE talking head embarrass themselves like that..whoever it was at least they had enough sense to say it very quietly

@toddfrank3344 26 дней назад

@@scottbuono2507 Send that memo to Hubie Brown. Chris Broussard too. It has changed in recent years. Bird was generally considered the best in the world in the mid 80s..then when Magic won more championships the narrative switched to favoring him. Now it seems to be going back to Bird more. Magic had better teams, but Bird was the superior player (to be fair, not by that much..both still make my top 3).

@cwdkidman2266 18 дней назад

Have you checked out Bill Russell?

@HeatherJ.McGonagle 26 дней назад

Robert Parrish

@HeatherJ.McGonagle 26 дней назад

Larry Bird

@user-zc4sf5qi3o 19 дней назад

Lakers were 8-9 deep. Celtics were 5-6 deep.

@cindyknudson2715 27 дней назад

No. Angel Reese is NOT like Larry Bird. IMO. They are NOT Bird and Magic. That is a HUGE stretch. Bird was shooting from deep *strategically* in high school and college where those shots counted for two like any other shot before he ever got to the NBA. He didn't shoot many "3s" when he came into the league because the culture in the league discouraged them. Bird then used them strategically just as he had used his looonnng jumpshots in college. A nail in a coffin or a quick boost for the offense or a threat for the opposing defense to open things up OR just an exciting splash for the fans 🎉

@gailshepard-cook6350 27 дней назад

I Really Don't Want To Be Mean, O'Forget That, YES I Do. I Have NO Interest In The WNBA OR The NBA Of Today. That's A Joke When You Say I Can See The "IQ" Of This Player OR That Player, ha ha ha ... Stop It, Because They Don't Have To Think In Playing This CRAP-BB Now Days. The Only "IQ" Being Used Is Playing For FAR To Much Money Then They Give The Fan's. They Are Nothing But All About Me, Me & Me. Can't Really Just Blame Them For It. The Franchise's Agreed To Them NOT Playing True BB. All Each Game Is Now Is, Ok It's Your Turn To Take A 3 And It's Your Turn To Get To Drive For A Slam-Dunk OR Lay-Up. There Is NO Defense. And "Passing", ha ha ha ... The Spacing Is Huge So You DON'T Have To Think About How I'm Going To Get This Ball Threw OR Too. I'm Going To Be 64 & I Could Make Passes Easy Like They Get To Do. And LeFlop Having A "IQ", ha ha ha ha ha. No One Has To Use Any Kind Of "IQ" Playing Into Todays Game.

@cindyknudson2715 26 дней назад

@@gailshepard-cook6350 👍

@dedrahiggins1326 26 дней назад

I agree about WNBA. I have nothing against the WNBA but if they were as good as NBA I would be watching. They aren't, period. Of course, if things keep going the way they are (think Caitlyn Jenner) , there will be a merger one day!

@gailshepard-cook6350 26 дней назад

@@dedrahiggins1326 It's Not Them, It's How The Game Is Played In The NBA. WNBA Has Always Been Nothing And Will Continue To Be Nothing.They Are Just Trying To Sucker In Fan's.

@AlfredoRamos-ko3tx 25 дней назад

Sorry young man,the so-called rivalry is only in Reese's mind, Caitlin Clark just wants to play basketball,all of the others in the welfarenba is riding on Caitlin Clark's bud, with love from the Philippines