LeBron SuperFan Reacts To Larry Bird Ultimate Mixtape!!!

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  @RAHONLYFAM · 5 years ago (edited) · pinned

  Thank u 4 watchin, Drop a Subscribe & hit notify.. I will be dropping reactions to more legendary hoopers 🦂🏆

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• WI

  @WiseGuy5674 · 5 years ago (edited)

  “If I had to pick a player to make a shot to save a game, I’d pick Michael Jordon. If I had to pick a player to make a shot to save my life, I’d pick Larry Bird”<br>Pat Riley-

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• GE

  @georgelynch6139 · 5 years ago (edited)

  Larry’s retirement ceremony was at the Boston Gardens on a off night, no game! The venue was sold out, packed with fans and overflowing outside to honor Larry. A no game sell out, imagine 👍

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• MA

  @marleybob3157 · 5 years ago (edited)

  Top three: Jordan, Bird and Magic (Wilt and Bill Russell complete my top 5). I take Bird over Lebron 10 times out of 10. There are only two areas Lebron is superior. He is a far superior athlete and he has had a longer, healthier career. But everything on the court goes to Bird. He is a better leader, shooter, passer and rebounder. He had the highest basketball IQ I&apos;ve ever seen. Most important, he HATED to lose and simply refused to accept that he could. He outworked everyone before, during and after practice, before, during and after games and in the offseason. Yes, Lebron could do more because of his athleticism and Bird was a slow, unahletic white guy but so what? He made his teammates better and they were supremely loyal to him. He played in a very tough conference and had real battles against my 76ers, which he mostly won. I hated him when he played but I respect the hell out of who he is and what he did with what he was given. Brilliant player.

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• DA

  @dannybaxter4710 · 4 years ago

  Bird was a superstar not just from his own abilities, he was a team player. Pass, rebound, guard. He covered everything!

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• AL

  @alankoemel3168 · 5 years ago

  Back when the NBA was a real sport. Larry Bird, Magic, MJ.

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• D1

  @d112cons · 4 years ago

  Bird had IMPOSSIBLE intuition. &nbsp;He had full court awareness, 100% of the time, and it didn&apos;t matter if he lacked the physical skills of his peers - what he could do, he did flawlessly. &nbsp;Bird played like he could see the future.

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• BO

  @BoogieBoyMetalMouth · 4 years ago

  I’m 45. I love watching open minded young people get their first real experience of Larry Bird. It blows their minds most times haha. You can’t help but give him his props. The Legend!

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• CH

  @chrisdevenney4922 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Something to keep in mind is that those plays on the highlight reel weren&apos;t the exceptions. &nbsp;On any given night, a cold Tuesday in February, he would make at least one head-spinning, mind-blowing move - a shot, a pass, a steal, something. &nbsp;I don&apos;t have anything to add to the Bird v. Lebron v. Magic v. Jordan debate. &nbsp;Instead, I&apos;ll say this. &nbsp;For me what distinguishes Bird from the others was his flair for the dramatic. &nbsp;Shaughnessy once wrote of him (paraphrasing) &apos;he was put here to fulfill our sports fantasies&apos;. &nbsp;He did. &nbsp;Time and time again. &nbsp;Even down to the way he finally left the game, battered, broken, and head held high.

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• GO

  @gosixers546 · 4 years ago

  Magic and Bird saved the NBA. All those finals against each other was an absolute treat to watch. This coming from a Sixers fan.

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• BR

  @brasco96wired67 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I don&apos;t think there&apos;s a more complete player than Bird when you consider everything he brings to the table. shooting, scoring, passing , rebounding, IQ, clutch, heart, swag, left hand and trash talk with backing it up. Lebron maybe better in some areas but he&apos;s certainty not as complete of a player as Bird.

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• AN

  @anneseay8286 · 5 years ago

  Oh, come on, Larry Legend would have James in the locker room balled up in a corner. James couldn&apos;t take the &nbsp;trash talk + the amazing playing.

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