MOOKIE SAID HE DROPPING ATLEAST 40!!..NBA Legends Explain Why Larry Bird Would Destroy Today's NBA

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@brucemaro

Bird is better than Magic.

@cindyknudson2715

Magic, himself, gives the edge to Bird because there were things Bird routinely did that Magic couldn't.

@j.t.3798

I wasn't a fan of bird at all, but I've never seen anyone as good as him. If you know you know. He would destroy today's NBA

@zeppelinmexicano

I lived through the Bird era, the Orr era, the Papi era, and the Brady era in Boston and I'm still more impressed with Larry than the others. Larry just had something about him that made him almost like a magic show, totally on another plane of sports existence. There was never a more clutch player in any sport hitting ruthless last second shots over and over.

@ddthor

Bird was pretty universally considered the best player of that era. No doubt Magic was incredible too.

@jameslong1644

In a game where everything is on the line Bird over Magic and I grew up with show time Lakers loving the Lakers and everytime they played the Celtics you giot a knot in your stomach because even though the Lakers were stacked against the Celtics Bird had a way of out working and out thinking and dropping impossible shots.

@tomhazelton3070

It's true. Larry was better than Magic. Magic had greater success because he was on a slightly better team in a much weaker conference. It was a lot easier for the Lakers to get to the finals than it was for the Celtics. Larry was a better shooter, better rebounder, better defender, and just as good a passer. Have you ever watched one of Bird's passing-highlight videos? It's freakish.

@Mudbug2000

Magic said“BIRD is the GOAT”

@stevechrist8622

he sort of grew up in a type of a hood and it was because local hotels a business locally employees who were black played basketball at outside courts and were much older would let larry play with them so not really a hood but the black players treated him great

@shag139

Magic called Bird the best player ever at Bird’s retirement ceremony. Of course Bird called Magic the best player as well.

@p.j.4738

I think Larry Bird's primary goal was to make his team better, he constantly made everyone an integral part of every play even if a player was on the bench. When a player from the opposite team tried to stop Larry, that player(s) was essentially, taking on the entire Celtic's team, but they didn't know it. Bird knew where everyone was, at all times. A sign of a great leader.

@daryllemons66

Larry Legend 🏀....cold blooded... clutch... basketball knowledge off the charts..no one comes close

@joelhefner9897

I'm an old man now. I saw most of these games live on tv. There is something most people don't consider when they talk about Larry Bird being slow. They assume that just because he's not moving the fastest on the court, that he really is slow.

@scrapsdaddy

From 81-89, Burd got 67% of all MVP votes. Magic, Doc, Moses. Kareem, MJ and the rest got 33%, COMBINED. Half of what Bird got alone. Those guys were all great.

@Lunzatis_Palemoon

"Larry's not white. Larry's clear." - Bill Murray.

@kennwashi4093

Bird was not just a scorer, he was also a facilitator, and the question is not how many points would he score in today's game, but how many points and assists would he average if he played today?

@merleshand2442

I've been watching basketball for 35+ years since I was a little kid and I've never seen anyone play like him. He had a totally unique style that nobody has been able to copy

@Blindeyedog

I grew up watching Magic and Byrd. It don’t matter who’s better, they saved the NBA. It was an amazing time to be alive.❤❤❤

@_Jake.From.Statefarm_

Larry would easily dominate any era. He's extremely smart. To fully understand him you have to watch his passing highlights. Then add all the other stuff on top of it. lol.