The Most HILARIOUS Larry Bird Trash Talk Story Ever Told

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  @michael-rc5pv · 10 months ago

  If Larry played today he'd be even better

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• RO

  @Ronbo-n3o · 2 months ago

  People forget that Larry was a great coach.

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• GO

  @golds04 · 4 months ago

  What people don’t realize about Larry is that if he played now at his age he’d still be the best player in the NBA. 👊🏆💐

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• WE

  @We-need-Abe · 10 months ago

  A friend of mine was a ball boy for the Jazz.  He watched Bird give an interview while, shooting 3 pt corner warm ups.  He was only player on the court.  He was standing 3 feet  out of bounds.  Bird  hit 20 shoots in a row, and never watched one ball go in the hoop because he would look at the reporter after each shot.

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• ST

  @starshipchris4518 · 10 months ago

  Hearing that he was talking trash as a coach is fantastic lol

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• DA

  @DanielSchmidt-q8b · 7 months ago (edited)

  LARRY BIRD was the GOAT then is the GOAT now and will always be the GOAT

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• JO

  @johnfasciana9505 · 10 months ago

  Larry would dominate in today's game  look at all the great players that say Larry was the goat   but the kids today say bird couldn't play in today's game   stupid is as stupid does

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• JO

  @josephberkeley · 10 months ago

  Larry Bird was a cold man.

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• RO

  @Romans838-b9h · 10 months ago

  Being born in Terre Haute,  Indiana Larry Bird will always be my favorite basketball player

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• JA

  @jalesbarjo4740 · 10 months ago (edited)

  If i remember right, some player (i think Paul George) &nbsp;said his team kept missing threes the game before. Next morning during practice, Bird came in, started jacking up threes one after another, than set down looking at the players without saying anything. <br><br>Even pissed, he expresses himself by giving the example! No need for long speeches. 10 threes in a row all net will do.

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• KE

  @kenmasteren · 9 months ago

  I lived next to Boston and was fortunate enough to see him quite a few times. I think i was most impressed that in his final years when his body was battered and fragile, Larry was still playing with reckless abandon, diving on the floor and the stands for loose balls with out worry that his next dive could be his last. His work ethic and passion even exceeded his legendary talent.

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• MA

  @makgeoff · 9 months ago

  Taking accountability, Bird, respect.

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