ESPN analyst gets DESTROYED for DISRESPECTING LARRY BIRD! *Reaction

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  • @CoachWizReacts
    @CoachWizReacts  13 дней назад +10

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  • @Audit0600
    @Audit0600 13 дней назад +61

    The man who did not achieve anything in his career said that Larry Bird is trash. Meanwhile, Nikola Jokic who is playing like Bird and so called "plumber" is destroying today's NBA.

    • @JamesGraham-o8p
      @JamesGraham-o8p 11 дней назад +1

      Jokic and bird play ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ALIKE
      You only use them as a comp because they are both white

  • @keithkool8308
    @keithkool8308 13 дней назад +49

    Bird and many players of the 80’s - 90’s would dominate in todays game.

    • @maulzor
      @maulzor 13 дней назад +4

      The greats will always do that, take Jokic/Giannis back then and they are also into the top guy race, to say that Bird or Magic or someone would not do well today is nuts. even take Barkley, he would be just of a nightmare today as he was back then, the game changes but all timers still seem to be all timers if you look at their game

    • @chocolatethunder8477
      @chocolatethunder8477 12 дней назад +1

      players from the 80’s - 90’s would be fouled out of todays soft game in the 1st quarter

    • @DejanCavic-c3p
      @DejanCavic-c3p 10 дней назад

      @@chocolatethunder8477 So you think they are idiots.

    • @chocolatethunder8477
      @chocolatethunder8477 10 дней назад

      @ no. they would adapt or refuse to play. my point was if 80-90's players played the same way the played back then, in todays game, they would commit fouls on every play

    • @Kelvin-k8n
      @Kelvin-k8n 9 дней назад

      @@chocolatethunder8477or maybe they’ll get fouls and live at the free throw line! They had better post play and better defense!

  • @SharonBird-b9f
    @SharonBird-b9f 13 дней назад +26

    The 3 point line wasn’t introduced until Larry’s first year in the league 🐐☘️

  • @SharonBird-b9f
    @SharonBird-b9f 13 дней назад +53

    Coach JJ was a journey man he was on 6 teams he averaged 12 to 15 points JJ a clown 🤡

    • @chrisdavis7165
      @chrisdavis7165 13 дней назад +1

      “Coach” JJ??😂😂

    • @carlr2837
      @carlr2837 11 дней назад +1

      @@chrisdavis7165 I think there was supposed to be a comma there, as in "Coach, JJ is a clown"

  • @KenD-s1p
    @KenD-s1p 13 дней назад +18

    Me: "JJ, tell me this....can Steph Curry get his own shot off or does he need a screen? How about Larry hittin game-winning shots with Pippen AND JORDAN on him when Bird played with a broken back?"

  • @kiergantyrloc6777
    @kiergantyrloc6777 13 дней назад +36

    I'm sorry... I've heard of Larry Legend, but I have never heard of this JJ guy. JJ who?

  • @isthison2875
    @isthison2875 13 дней назад +8

    Michael Cooper said redick could get not get a shot off without a pick, whereas Byrd created shots against double teams.

  • @gailjohnson5950
    @gailjohnson5950 13 дней назад +13

    When Larry played, the 3 point line was further away than it is now.

  • @LiLiJo
    @LiLiJo 4 дня назад +2

    The question isn’t if yesterdays great players could compete today but if todays great players could compete back in the day. It was more like street-ball instead of players being treated like expensive property that needed extra protection.

  • @gavinsheridan4680
    @gavinsheridan4680 13 дней назад +14

    Larry didn’t shoot a lot of 3’s by today’s standards. By normal, sane basketball standards he did.

  • @spunterage
    @spunterage 13 дней назад +22

    In the 3 point contests, Larry beat specialist 3 point shooters.

    • @robpeterslaypaul
      @robpeterslaypaul 11 дней назад +2

      "I just wanted to see who would come in second"

    • @SodapopKevin
      @SodapopKevin 10 дней назад +4

      Larry won it 3 times in a row (the first 3 times it was held), one of the times he didn't even bother taking off his jacket.

  • @nrgiseternal3109
    @nrgiseternal3109 13 дней назад +20

    Larry would score 30 from the ft line every game in today's league

  • @gabrielwallace8215
    @gabrielwallace8215 11 дней назад +5

    Reddick was a Garbage player and now a Garbage coach.

  • @James-z2c7g
    @James-z2c7g 13 дней назад +19

    The 3 point line was added at the beginning of Larry's nba career. He spent his life prior to this not practicing the 3 point shot. Players who came after him grew up with 3 pointers so of course some of them are going to have better 3 point percentages than the players of Larry's era.

    • @NC-Mama-Bear
      @NC-Mama-Bear 13 дней назад

      People forget or don't know that the old ABA (1967-1976) did have a 3 point line. It had future Hall of Famers including players such as Rick Barry and Julius Irving, to name a few. The concept of 3pt shots wasn't a new idea in 1979. Larry and Magic were only a year or so younger than I. Kids absolutely watched those games and tried their hands at shots from that line. The difference is that it was a weapon, not the preferred, go-to shot it is today.

  • @brendawalters3728
    @brendawalters3728 13 дней назад +12

    Reddick---Shooting Guard lifetime career STATs:
    12.8 pts 2.0 reb 2.0 assists Doesn't look like he didn't shoot or guard very well. Teams must have thought so since they kept trading him away. He only spent an average of 2.5 seasons per team. He isn't even good enough to appear in the same room as Cousy and Bird.

  • @alanela6761
    @alanela6761 13 дней назад +8

    JJ just wants to go by percentages and nothing else.... very poor take. In context, he needs to understand that Larry never had a 3pt line before the nba, and played his early seasons under a coach who frowned upon threes.
    Once Larry actually started started shooting a few (more than 1 per game) he shot 50.0/39.8/90.6 over his last 8 seasons, which is fantastic line for anyone, but even better with his volume of 26 ppg.
    He also doesn't consider how good Larry was in crunch time. Unfortunately there are no "clutch stats" any earlier than the late 90s.
    Ok, time to edit and mention that i wrote this the moment the video started and the video showed the exact numbers that i posted...

  • @lll9416
    @lll9416 13 дней назад +12

    Prime Larry Bird's "The Best Larry Bird 3-POINT SHOOTING Story Ever Told" is a better story teller. The Curry comparison is crazy.

  • @PalmeraDatilera-yh3hl
    @PalmeraDatilera-yh3hl 13 дней назад +6

    A great basketball coach once replied to a statistics-obsessed journalist: "Statistics are like bikinis, they suggest a lot, but they don't show what's really important."
    Furthermore, Redick's lie can be easily dismantled: Player "A" makes 8 of 10 3P, and player "B" makes 6 of 10 3P. According to him, player "A" is a better 3P scorer because he has a higher percentage of success... But then it turns out that we watch the game and player "A" has scored his 8 3P with his team winning, at the beginning of the possession, absolutely alone and from the corner, while player "B" has scored his 6 3P with his team coming back, with two seconds of possession and defended by two rivals. Who is the better three-point shooter?
    Statistics without context are useless.

    • @carlr2837
      @carlr2837 11 дней назад

      Correct. Bird them up in specific situations, such as with the game on the line, or when a 3 would be a dagger in the other team, and break them, and not just putting them up in games that were over.

  • @dianedarby442
    @dianedarby442 11 дней назад +2

    What many people don't consider today is that the 3 point shot was introduced in 1979 so was NEVER practiced when those players were learning and earning their way to professional basketball.

  • @blainecole5452
    @blainecole5452 13 дней назад +6

    As an old Lakers fan believe you me I know all about Larry Bird. Now that era is over. I can set aside my biases and better appreciate what a good player he was.

  • @stephenmcculley788
    @stephenmcculley788 13 дней назад +7

    Michael Jordan even said he hated taking 3's, because it took him out of how he liked to play his game.

  • @stephenreiner1523
    @stephenreiner1523 13 дней назад +6

    Tweet Tweet have a seat JJ.

    • @maulzor
      @maulzor 13 дней назад

      I know that reference.

  • @williampugh8504
    @williampugh8504 13 дней назад +7

    Larry hit more game winning shots than anybody I ever seen I’m 72 seen them all.

  • @branchesofYAH
    @branchesofYAH 13 дней назад +5

    I think JJ is controversial on purpose to remain relevant. It's either that or he's incredibly stupid.

  • @howdoicancel6760
    @howdoicancel6760 11 дней назад +3

    REDDICK was bashed
    For a straight month
    on Utube for his stupid
    comments on bird . I
    Lost all respect for JJ
    reddick after that . What
    a jackass ….

  • @williampugh8504
    @williampugh8504 13 дней назад +5

    Larry won 3 straight 3 point contest when they started it, he probably got boarded with it. He lifetime field goal percentage was 49. ? 50 % is bad assss.

  • @Mark-t9c3h
    @Mark-t9c3h 13 дней назад +3

    Bird shot 42.2% from 3 point range in the finals. That is better than Seth Curry

  • @davidklein5517
    @davidklein5517 13 дней назад +12

    As an avid 76 fan back in the 1980s, the Bird Man was a thorn in our side for 3-4 years. Bird had such an impact on the league when he came in. I hated him because he was that good. He had the Caitlyn Clark effect back in 1981 until 87. Just a great competitor on so many levels. Props to the Bird Man. Never heard Larry Legend much until after he retired. He deserves that caveat, also.

    • @RobwLPOC
      @RobwLPOC 13 дней назад +2

      Honestly, I don't think people who didn't live through that era or that didn't grow up watching Larry Bird can really truly understand just how good he actually was. He started his career of the year I was in kindergarten and retired the year I graduated so I grew up watching Larry Bird and the way he controlled the game and dominated was unbelievable. It wasn't like watching Michael Jordan who seemed like he can defy gravity and gave you spectacular flashy plays for sports center, he just play the game damn near perfect and his highlights consisted of him just doing it better than anybody. He was making NBA level players look like they were kids playing against the Harlem Globetrotters half the time

    • @davidklein5517
      @davidklein5517 13 дней назад +3

      I was 14 yrs old when he came on the scene in 81. From 81 to 87 he was hands down, the Best player on the court on any given night. I am a 76 er fan.

  • @ejentabi
    @ejentabi 13 дней назад +3

    Put JJ in 80's and give him 4 more inches of height, let him guard Bird.
    Bird: you let this white dude on me? This is disrespectful.
    Bird then destroyed JJ with 40+ pts with telling JJ all the moves and shots ahead..

  • @MelissaPalmer-zy5nh
    @MelissaPalmer-zy5nh 13 дней назад +4

    Not a 3 point shooter? Who won the 3 point contest 3 years in a row? Bird.

  • @JamesDCornette
    @JamesDCornette 13 дней назад +6

    Who do you have shooting at the buzzer? Bird. Ask Magic, Jordan, James, whomever. Heck, hold a seance and call up Naismith. 33 ruled.

    • @carlchiles1047
      @carlchiles1047 13 дней назад

      Actually, James Naismith was our first coach…at Kansas…and he died a Jayhawks..His original 10 rules of Basketball are behind glass at KU…Lawrence, Kansas…Wilt played for us…before he joined the Globetrotters..the first “baskets” were actually peach baskets you might find at a farmers’ market…( and they didn’t cut the bottom out…had to climb a ladder when someone scored)..but yeah, the man coached KU…died there in 1939..buried beside his wife..

  • @wpl8275
    @wpl8275 13 дней назад +2

    Let's face the facts. The 3 point line messed up basketball. It used to be a man's game. You want points. You had to earn them. You want 3 points. You had to get fouled to get that. Wilt Chamberlain averaged 37 points a game as a rookie. And he nearly quit after that season because of the beating he took to get them. Jordan averaged 37 points for one season. Did he take a beating to get that? Did he threaten to quit after that season? How many NBA players today average 30 points a game? Today there are 3 players averaging 30 points a game. Do you think they are getting beaten up physically to get those points? So essentially the league has gotten softer because of the 3 point line. When Chamberlain got his 37 points per game in his rookie season he played 46 minutes per game. The current high scorer is averaging 34 minutes per game. Fewer minutes in a less physical league with an easier way to score points. I say to save the NBA we need to remove the 3 point line. Make players earn their points again.

  • @michaelcole4868
    @michaelcole4868 13 дней назад +3

    JJ thinks highly of JJ!

  • @dcbarrku4882
    @dcbarrku4882 12 дней назад +3

    JJ wished he was half the player Bird was.

  • @ejentabi
    @ejentabi 13 дней назад +3

    Simple, JJ has a friend who spends his whole career chasing empty stats and breaking meaningless records. That's why.

  • @Kevin-h7h2r
    @Kevin-h7h2r 13 дней назад +2

    Larry Legend could light up Reddick right now if he was stupid enough to get on the court with Larry.

  • @mikewatts867
    @mikewatts867 13 дней назад +7

    JJ was a great shooter but never stepped up at the most important times. Dude is jealous of guys like Larry. Simple as that. I’m a lifelong Lakers fan, Magic was my guy, i had to call out sick when Kobe passed because the tears were flowing. but I’m also a fan of good basketball, and Larry is my GOAT. And the defense point? Guys were literally hanging on birds jersey, elbowing him and breaking his face several times. Larry had so many tricks in his bag that unlike Jordan or Kobe, the defenders had to figure out if he was going to shoot or pass. And they weren’t allowed to zone. JJ should know better.

  • @Thanos1908
    @Thanos1908 13 дней назад +4

    JJ who was a nobody in the NBA wants to judge Larry Bird one of the greats that transcend time.

  • @Terri905
    @Terri905 12 дней назад +1

    JJ is an idiot. Also the anger he showed maybe jealousy

  • @recipioct
    @recipioct 13 дней назад +2

    The largest bowl of context was that Larry learned the 3 during his first year in the NBA. Imagine what he would have done if he put the same time the players do today in practicing the 3.

  • @shawn5780
    @shawn5780 13 дней назад +4

    JJ is just a tool. He always has been

  • @alanlawson427
    @alanlawson427 13 дней назад +1

    JJ Redick never accomplished anything in his career, He’s awful head coach, which he should never have been

  • @StanJamrog
    @StanJamrog 13 дней назад +2

    I guess he never saw Kareem hold into birds jersey like bird was keeping him from falling off a skyscraper.

  • @russellfisher2853
    @russellfisher2853 13 дней назад +2

    The defense was much more aggressive when bird played, also Bird never had really practiced the 3 pointer until he got to the NBA, because that's when they started 3's.😂

  • @Denver10215
    @Denver10215 13 дней назад +1

    Larry was like a babe Ruth .

  • @davidklein5517
    @davidklein5517 13 дней назад +2

    Best shooter hands down next to Allen Iverson. Bird always picked the ball from the opponent when the Celtics needed It. He was a pain in the backside. I still have nightmares over this guy. Not the best defender straight up but he always came out with the ball in critical situations. What a great player in 6-7 year period. Players were jealous of fame back then. Now they show great admiration for him because they are done playing the game. They knew he was a Bad Man.

  • @borisdodgingbullets
    @borisdodgingbullets 13 дней назад +2

    Glorified role players should be required to just STHU!

  • @karenreagle5425
    @karenreagle5425 13 дней назад +3

    I admire Larry because he didn't shoot more 3's. Larry wanted to get his team more involved which raised the team morale which made the team much much better ..

  • @josemanuelcaballero1162
    @josemanuelcaballero1162 13 дней назад +1

    The really concerning thing is that that ESPN analyst went straight to being the Lakers coach. Disrespecting Larrys game and making this guy a coach is a direct mistreat to the game.

  • @budhalbr
    @budhalbr 13 дней назад +2

    You made a great case to debunk JJ's incomprehensible and idiotic critique of Larry. Thank you sir.

  • @eljeer123
    @eljeer123 13 дней назад +3

    Bird would say to CP3, " you'll going to be that white boy (JJ) on me."😊

  • @aramhamparian9641
    @aramhamparian9641 13 дней назад +3

    Can you imagine how much better Bird wood been from three if he had the 3 point line in high school and college?? JJ is clearly either dumb AF or jealous. LOL. He also said that Bird was being guarded by plumbers and firemen. 😂😂

  • @DerekDominoes
    @DerekDominoes 12 дней назад +1

    Seeing JJ and LeBum doing terribly this season is very satisfying.

  • @robertkennett4622
    @robertkennett4622 13 дней назад +2

    "There are lies, damned lies, and statistics." -- Samuel Langhorne Clemens (pen name -- Mark Twain)

  • @TeddyKGB12
    @TeddyKGB12 13 дней назад +3

    Much like most of today's WNBA.......I mean........NBA players, JJ would have had a hard time even getting off a shot in the 80's and 90's NBA! It was a different game, played by MEN, who didn't sit out 5 games every time they got a pimple on their butt! They weren't lazy, overpaid, divas, who walk up the court and shoot 30ft 3's every possession. Back when 7' guys played in the post instead of staggering out to the 3pt line like an injured gazelle!

  • @matthewcostello3530
    @matthewcostello3530 13 дней назад +1

    YOU CAN'T ASK A SCRUB PLAYER, ASK BIRD'S CONTEMPORARIES

  • @Denver10215
    @Denver10215 13 дней назад +1

    Ain't no debate .

  • @Denver10215
    @Denver10215 13 дней назад +1

    Cooper will be #1 pick . White guy. What team gets Cooper ? If Cooper sucks so does Larry

  • @SharonBird-b9f
    @SharonBird-b9f 13 дней назад +2

    If you notice Coach he dissed 3 white legends JJ is he afraid to say that about any black Legends?

  • @FrancisPowers-ks3qg
    @FrancisPowers-ks3qg 13 дней назад +2

    jj is a regular forrest gump

    • @maulzor
      @maulzor 13 дней назад

      No way, everyone loves Forrest Gump and hes a super good guy. JJ or off the rails here

  • @JET1970
    @JET1970 13 дней назад +1

    I'd take Larry Legend Bird over everyone and I do mean everyone and it's not even close

  • @terrygalbreath9090
    @terrygalbreath9090 12 дней назад +1

    Larry is the goat hands down. Larry and Magic saved basketball, without them the league would have died.

  • @arthurculbreth7533
    @arthurculbreth7533 13 дней назад +2

    JJ I don't know what you were looking at. Larry Bird wasn't a shooter. He was a scorer. There is a difference

  • @Salmacis99
    @Salmacis99 13 дней назад +1

    JJ Reddick is a fool. He's so programmed into today's game where it's nothing but a three point contest he can't see reality. Here's the REAL question- who made the threes when it was all on the line? Bird. Shut up JJ. And Wiz you made a great point- put Larry in today's soft game where he would have free reign to drain threes? He'd be averaging 40 points a game.

  • @michaelbrewer2903
    @michaelbrewer2903 13 дней назад +1

    Because JJ is a little punk that could not make the cut

  • @Denver10215
    @Denver10215 13 дней назад +1

    I did scrimmage practice vs Larry in Denver 1995 or so he would nail us call us pos as he ran by us . Larry was cold .

  • @isthison2875
    @isthison2875 13 дней назад +1

    Lost in the shuffle of this talk about Curry and his problem with people holding him for 48 minutes, allegedly, is the fact that man-to-man defense was the only defense allowed when Larry Bird played. The rule change in 2001 and teams can play zone defense, because it's just too much of a hassle for a millionaire athlete to actually have to play defense for 48 minutes. Mandatory man to man used to be what separated men from the boys when going from college to the pros. Now we practically get everybody gets your trophy basketball

  • @COSB_1
    @COSB_1 13 дней назад +4

    Here's what's being missed and is so important. I am 55 years old, and grew up watching Bird, Magic, Jordan, Barkley, etc. I can even remember watching Dr. J, Pistol Pete, and George "The Ice Man" Gervin. I have my heroes from when I was a kid. I also remember when I was 16 years old and had absolutely nothing in common with my father. We loved each other, but there wasn't much else there... Except for 2 things. The Lakers and The Celtics. No matter how far we drifted apart we could always come back together over Bird and Magic. Those memories are priceless to me. So with that being said. I will never talk trash to younger fans, or about today's great players. I am just so happy that they have their favorites, love their guys, or their teams, because of what mine meant to me. I am excited to see the future of the NBA, because of the love of the game, players and teams, and that is so important to maintaining the relevance of basketball and giving young people heroes and something to aspire to. There are great basketball players in the league today, but more importantly, men that are worthy to look up to. I am glad everyone has their GOAT, regardless of who that might be.

  • @theemaygoogleme151
    @theemaygoogleme151 4 дня назад

    Fun fact. NBA teams didn't average 10 3 point attempts per game until the year after Bird retired. They meant more when they were the exception, not the norm.

  • @rodneyjuneau3021
    @rodneyjuneau3021 3 минуты назад

    Larry legend won 3 straight mvp awards. In a league that had magic,michael,isiah,Dominique, Barkley and some of the all time great big men.

  • @davidklein5517
    @davidklein5517 13 дней назад +1

    He will be The Bird Man to me. That's what they called him back then.

  • @funnyeveryday-vn3nq
    @funnyeveryday-vn3nq 12 дней назад

    The 3 point shot was introduced during Bird's rookie year. He had never practiced much from that distance and his 3 point percentages were much higher AFTER his first 2-3 years. It's stupid to argue that he wouldn't have been better from 3 point range if he'd grown up with the 3 point shot.

  • @markfield7274
    @markfield7274 8 дней назад

    I am from UK never heard of JJ but found this 'JJ Redick played 15 seasons for 6 teams, including the Magic and Clippers. He averaged 12.8 points and 2.0 rebounds 940 games '. Larry bird '24.3 points, 10.0 rebounds, and 6.3 assists' 897 games plus He was selected to play in 12 All-Star games, won the Rookie of the Year award, 3 MVP awards, 2 Finals MVP awards, and 3 NBA championships. Bird was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 19981.

  • @lanemimnaugh7486
    @lanemimnaugh7486 10 дней назад +1

    When larry bird got sixty points, only one shot was the three pointer. Larry legend.

  • @marthayoung2308
    @marthayoung2308 3 дня назад

    ALOT of players checked Reddick, about dissing Larry! 👀🎯😂

  • @MrBendylaw
    @MrBendylaw 11 дней назад

    Seriously, my first thought was literally 'JJ Redick? What? What has JJ Redick ever been good at? Besides being a disappointment?'

  • @mikekeenan8085
    @mikekeenan8085 13 дней назад +1

    JJ was there for clickbait. Smart kid like that can't honestly belive what he was saying.

  • @williamhanna2613
    @williamhanna2613 11 дней назад +1

    why would anyone care what he thinks.

  • @timberTRS
    @timberTRS 9 дней назад

    Here's some context. I bet Bird's shot percentages during clutch and end game situations were much higher than his overall shot percentage.

  • @Denver10215
    @Denver10215 13 дней назад +1

    If Cooper flagg sucks so does Larry

  • @MichaelSmith-xs9bm
    @MichaelSmith-xs9bm 11 дней назад +1

    jj is trash he never won a ring not even a all star

  • @eyesacthehoodrat
    @eyesacthehoodrat 8 дней назад +1

    JJ has to keep up his Bron support 🤣

  • @Lippett
    @Lippett 13 дней назад

    FACT: Bird averaged only 1.8 three-point ATTEMPTS per game for his career. With shooters nowadays two attempts happen in the first 5:00 of a game.

  • @jackiesteele5024
    @jackiesteele5024 8 дней назад

    Every time Riddick opens his mouth he shows his bias, his jealousy, his little boy petulant mentality AND his ignorance about Larry Bird. He's a fool. He hates Bird because he was so good. JJ, get over it little boy and grow up!!!!!!!!

  • @dustinbridges6831
    @dustinbridges6831 11 дней назад +1

    JJ must have plumbers on the lakers right now how they are playing. Haha😂

  • @eponaalbion
    @eponaalbion 12 дней назад +1

    Who won the 3point shooting contest 3 times in a row, not even taking their jacket off the last time!? 🤔

  • @bobk3840
    @bobk3840 12 дней назад

    Reddick wasn’t even running down his dad’s leg when Bird was destroying the NBA.

  • @donkarnage6032
    @donkarnage6032 10 дней назад +1

    Larry Bird in 1992 with a destroyed back and two repaired Achilles tendons shot 40% from 3.
    JJ is one of the dumbest smart guys in basketball.

  • @Sunlover42
    @Sunlover42 12 дней назад

    Great players that played in the same era as Bird ruthlessly torched him for his comments. They watched Bird dominate and terrorize the best black players in the league and show mad respect for his game. That game against the Hawks in New Orleans was a great example. He absolutely torched some of the best players in the league and they were helpless to stop him.

  • @BoomBoom77156
    @BoomBoom77156 12 дней назад +1

    JJ who???!!? Lol

  • @bobbyhood9260
    @bobbyhood9260 13 дней назад +1

    JJ must have fell off the wagon

  • @inyegomontoya8261
    @inyegomontoya8261 11 дней назад

    Pat Riley: If I had to choose a player to take a shot to save a game, I choose Michael Jordan. But if I had to choose a player to take a shot to save my life, I'd choose Larry Bird.

  • @dang.8743
    @dang.8743 6 дней назад

    JJ isn’t worthy of licking the dirt off the bottom of Larry’s shoes.

  • @markswisher3709
    @markswisher3709 12 дней назад

    Kevin McHale clotheslined Kurt Rambis during a game and neither one of them got ejected. It was a physical game back then.

  • @RichardPatten-f5c
    @RichardPatten-f5c 10 дней назад

    JJ COULDN'T TIE LRRY BIRDS SHOE LACES.LOL😂

  • @steveijams8475
    @steveijams8475 12 дней назад

    The 3 pointer, initially, was an anomaly. Threes were shot at end of games when you were down by 10 with 2 minutes left. The line has changed as well

  • @trevoranderson1881
    @trevoranderson1881 11 дней назад

    The 3 point line was only added to the game in 79-80. So the fact that it was brand new during Larry’s time is huge and the mentality/play style favored the midrange jump shot over 3’s should be considered. Now 3’s are favored over midrange and Larry is still better than most guys today!

  • @stevecornwell2038
    @stevecornwell2038 6 дней назад

    in Larrys time the coaches never really allowed 3 point shots. they thought if you wasn't able to get in and get your head knocked off and still make the shot you could not be on the team.

  • @johnmaruffi6604
    @johnmaruffi6604 10 дней назад +1

    Larry Bird won the three point shooting contest 3 years in a row