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NBA Legends Explain How CRAZY GOOD Larry Bird Was



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  1. In 1974 Larry Bird was my P.E assistant when I was in the 8th grade and
    he was a senior at Springs Valley High School. At the beginning of each
    P.E. class we always ran 10 warmup laps around the gym. One day, a
    trampoline was set up on the basketball court and there was Larry Bird
    bouncing on it. As the whistle blew and we reluctantly lined up to run
    our laps, our teacher (who was also Larry's basketball coach) blew his
    whistle, and said "Larry is going to take 10 shots while jumping on the
    trampoline. If Larry makes any shots, each one made will delete a lap
    that you must run." Coach threw the ball to Larry and right there in
    front of me and the entire boys Jr. High P.E. class, Larry proceeded to
    hit 7 out of 10 shots while bouncing up and down on the trampoline, 35
    feet away from the goal. Larry set an incredible example for me as a
    young boy in French Lick, Indiana that helped me through my entire adult
    career. If you are willing to work very hard and never give up, your
    dreams can and will come true. Thank you Larry.

  2. It was an awesome period because you had Bird and Magic and either one could take out the other's team in a playoff series. I wish Jordan had had a comparable situation but during his time he was totally dominant with no real rival. That does not diminish Jordan, actually speaks accolades about him but it would have been more entertaining during that period if he had a real direct rival like the Magic and Bird scenario.

  3. I loved watching Larry play back then. Every game was another display of his ability to out think everyone else on the floor. I wish i had known about all the trash talking; that would have made watching him much more fun! That was the best era in basketball.
    I think what i admire most about Larry, though, was how he stood by Majic after he was diagnosed with HIV. Bitter enemies turned best friends.

  4. I'm from the 60s, so I've seen all Larry Birds games on National T.V. he was the king of the 3 pointer fade aways .
    He could play and dominate any position . he and Mc Hale were the best
    at passing off plays of his time . Bird
    played mind games and used his brain
    to dominate and know his every next play .

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