When it comes to trash talking, Larry Bird is generally considered the greatest of all time.
Not only being a badass on the court with his skills, he had the confidence and swagger to talk a LOT – and back it up.
We already shared Michael Jordan’s best trash talking stories, now check out these 33 Larry Bird trash talking stories, and try not to finish up in awe.
1) “From The Trainer’s Lap!” – Bird Drops 60 on the Hawks
Remember Bird’s legendary game against the Hawks when he dropped 60?
We’ll allow Doc Rivers to tell the story:
“Bird got in the zone and he started calling the shots, he started saying “off the glass”, that was the one game I think he tortured Dominique.
“He saw Dominique as this up and coming player and he just tortured him, mentally. He tortured all of us, he was calling shots,”off the glass” “who’s next”, “where you want this one from” and he just made one after another. When he got to about the 55th point you knew it was something special.”
“Even as a player, and that usually doesn’t happen, but we were down so much at the time, you got time to realise the game. The last shot, he said “in the trainer’s lap” coming down the court, which meant it was going to be a three and it was going to from deep, and then he said “who wants it?”. Then I think Reggie Brown, I’m not sure who it was, ran out after him, he shot this high rainbow, it goes in, Reggie bumps into him and accidentally knocks him on our trainer’s lap.
“So it was exactly what he said, it was an accident but it was almost fate. They show a shot of our bench, Cliff Livingston and Eddie Johnson are standing up giving each other high fives, it was pretty awesome.
“That night was not awesome. We had to go back to the room, and Mike Fratello, instead of going out to eat, he had a team meeting and put the film in and says “it’s one thing to be in awe, it’s another thing to cheer for the other team”. And he shows this back and forth, and kept rewinding the high five. It was awesome.”
2) “Who’s Playing for Second?” – Bird in the Three Point Shoot Out
Michael Cooper shared this one:
“Larry walks in and says I hope all you guys in here are thinking about second place, because I’m winning this…’EXCUSE ME?!’
“And he started shooting and he just didn’t miss.”
Of course, he won, lifting his finger in the air before the final shot went in, and not even removing his warm up jacket.
The following year, in the same All-Star 3-point shooting contest Dale Ellis told the press that Bird didn’t have much to say this year. Bird said, “There’s no need to talk this time. We all know who’s going to win.”
Later on, after Craig Hodges won the NBA All-Star Game Three-Point contest in Bird’s absence, Hodges was asked if the victory was tainted because Bird hadn’t participated. “He knows where he can find me,” was Hodges retort. Told of Hodges’ challenge, Bird replied, “Yeah, at the end of the Bulls bench.”
3) “You Can’t Guard Me” – Larry Bird vs Clyde Drexler
Clyde Drexler has a memory of Larry from his rookie year:
“I was guarding him my rookie year, he looked at me and he goes “you can’t stop me”…I looked at him and said “gosh, boy you’re so confident”. He goes “Confident? You’re a rookie, you don’t know anything!”
“He proceeded to score 10 straight points on me, coach took me out the game, he walks by and he’s laughing at me.”
Source: ESPN Classic
4) “Fly Bird” – Larry vs Brad Daugherty
Brad Daugherty talks about the time Bird got him:
“Larry Bird catches the ball in the corner and I take off running at Larry Bird, and right when he’s getting ready to shoot, I jump and as I go by him, he tells me “fly, bird” and I go right by him, he shoots the ball and it’s nothing but nylon.”
Source: ESPN Classic
5) “That’s a Heat Check” – Larry Got Hot
“I remember the time when Larry got on a roll, started shooting the ball, every shot was going in. He run by the bench and goes “that’s a heat check to see how hot I am,” he runs by Frank Layden who’s the funniest guy in the league and Frank is coaching and Larry says to him:
“Hey, Frank, haven’t you got anyone on the bench who can guard me? Because nobody out here can.” Frank looks down the Bench and he goes, ‘no!'”.
Source: ESPN Classic
6) “I’ma Put a Show on For You” – Bird vs Magic
Magic Johnson was injured in one match up with the Celtics, but that didn’t stop Bird going over to have a word:
“I’ve got a pulled hamstring so I’m not playing. He walks down to me and says “man, I’m sorry you’re not playing, but I’ma tell you what, you’re here I’m a put on a show for you, so you just sit back and watch.”
“I’m like “Get out of my face man”. I don’t wanna hear that, that’s Celtics and the Lakers! Every time he hit one he looked at me.”
Source: ESPN Classic
7) “You Said You Were Going to Kick His Ass” – Bird vs Elvin Hayes
Kevin McHale tells the story:
“I was getting ready to start a game, get up to the jumpball, and Larry says, out of the blue, he says “go ahead Kevin, tell Elvin Hayes what you told me.”
I didn’t tell him anything. He said “GO ahead, you said you were going to kick his ass”. Elvin Hayes was looking at me, and at that point it was hard to say no I didn’t say anything, so I said ey I guess so!”
Source: ESPN Classic
8) “I’m Going to Get the Ball” – Bird Game Winner vs Washington
“I remember we were playing Washington in Washington,” said Chris Ford, his former teammate. “Larry just hit what would have been the game winning shot, but KC had called timeout.
“Larry came back to the bench and he was a little upset.”
“He looks at the bench”, recalled KC Jones, and says “you guys when I come back in from the timeout I’m going to go right to the same spot and I’m going to kick it in.”
“He told Washington he was going to get the ball,” laughed Ford.
And sure enough, he hit the shot.
Source: ESPN Classic
9) “I’m going to Play this one left-handed” – Bill Walton Recalls
“At the end of one of the trips,” Walton start. “He had accomplished every goal, we hadn’t lost a game on the trip and Larry told all of us players and the media too, we were all standing around waiting to leave, he said “Tomorrow night’s the last game of the trip, I’m going to play this one left-handed, at least through three quarters”.
“At the end of three quarters, the next night in Portland against poor Jerome Kersey, he had 27 points. It was a remarkable performance.”
Bird finished with 47 points, grabbed 14 rebounds and dished out 11 assists (21-34 FG). For good measure, he hit the game tying shot to send the game to OT, and then made the game winning shot.
Source: ESPN Classic
10) “Give Me the Ball and Get out the Way” – ML Carr on Bird
Bird’s former teammate ML Carr shares a story:
“Larry said, ‘you guys want to win the game?’, and I said ‘sure, absolutely!’ he goes, “give me the ball and get out the way!”
Source: ESPN Classic
11) “What’s the Scoring Record?” – Bird in Every Building
Larry used to come in the locker rooms, he’d be getting his ankles taped and he would say “hey mop boy, go run and find the scoring record in this building” – he needed those kind of challenges.” said Danny Ainge.
Source: YouTube
12) “You Shoulda Stayed in Preaching”
“Larry Bird told Robert Reid he shoulda stayed in preaching! That was funny, he had 50 points.”
Source: ESPN Classic
13) “You Can’t Shoot” – Larry Bird vs Ron Harper
“You know Larry Bird never playing no great defence,” said Ron Harper. “He’s like sagging off a little bit. He’d tell the guy, you can’t shoot, I’m not worrying about guarding you. I said ‘man, shoot it in his face!'”
Source: Youtube
14) “You’re Out of Your League” – Larry Bird vs Mark Aguirre
Mark (Aguirre) hit a three pointer on Larry Bird and said ‘take a look at that’. Bird just came right back and hit three three pointers in a row, and said to him “You’re out of your league”.
Source: Youtube
15) “I Got the Guy in the Torture Chamber” – Danny Ainge on Bird
“He’d say Danny give me the ball, or DJ give me the ball, I got this guy in the torture chamber right here, while the guy was standing right there listening to him say it!”
Source: Youtube
16) “Who’s Guarding Me” – Larry Bird vs Isiah Thomas
Former Pistons player John Salley told this story:
“The ball went to Larry, and Isiah was all out of wack, he had the ball at three point range and goes ‘hey hey hey, who’s guarding me?!’, I looked around, he just stood there held the ball, Isiah said aww ran out there, he shot it, three pointer. Too late.”
Source: Youtube
17) “Coach, You Better Get Somebody Else to Guard Me”
“He’d look at you like, hey, what you doing out here, you better call somebody else. I even heard him tell the coach ‘hey, coach, you better get somebody else out here to guard me because I’m killing this guy.”
Source: Youtube
18) “I’m Going to Shoot it Right in Your Face” – Bird vs McDaniel
Late in a tied game against the Seattle SuperSonics, Bird told Supersonics forward Xavier McDaniel, who was guarding him, “I’m going to get it [the ball] right here and I am going to shoot it right in your face.” As McDaniel remembers it, he responded by saying, “I know, I’ll be waiting.” After a timeout, Bird made two baseline cuts, then posted in the exact spot he had indicated to McDaniel, paused, turned, and made it in his face. He finished up the sequence by telling McDaniel, “I didn’t mean to leave two seconds on the clock.”
“I walked back to the sideline like, ‘damn!'”, concluded McDaniel.
Source: Youtube
19) “I Did Enough Damage to Them” – Bird on Potential Quadruple Double
On February 18, 1985, Bird registered a triple double (30 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists) and also had 9 steals in three quarters of play against the Utah Jazz. Bird sat out the fourth quarter, as the Celtics led 90–66 after the third quarter and won the game 110–94. When asked by reporters if he actually wanted to play in the 4th quarter to get the quadruple double, Bird said “What for? I already did enough damage to them.”
Source: Reference.com
20) “42-6” – Bird vs Dr J
The infamous fight between Larry Bird and Dr J, supposedly started because of Bird continually repeating a single phrase repeatedly.
The phrase? ’42-6′ – or the number of points each had scored during an easy Boston victory. During the game, Bird had continuously informed Erving of their tallies with every chance he got to score. Eventually a shoving match ensued, before turning into a full on brawl.
Bird denies this in his autobiography, saying it was ML Carr saying it from the bench.
Source: Dime Mag
21) “I’m The Best Fucking Shooter in the League” – Bird vs Reggie Miller
Reggie Miller recalled his encounter with Larry Bird’s legendary trash talking ability in his book “I Love Being The Enemy”. Reggie tried to disrupt Larry’s concentration when he was shooting free throws late in a game. Larry glared at him, made the first free throw and said, “Rook, I am the best ****ing shooter in the league. In the league, understand? And you’re up here trying to ****ing tell me something?” Then Larry buried the second free throw.
Source: I Love Being the Enemy
22) “Merry Fucking Christmas” – Bird vs Chuck Person
During one game on Christmas Day against the Indiana Pacers, before the game Bird told Chuck Person that he had a Christmas present waiting for him.
During the game, when Person was on the bench, Bird shot a three-pointer on the baseline right in front of Person. Immediately after releasing the ball, Bird said to Person, “Merry f**king Christmas!”, and then the shot went in. This was no doubt inspired by Person (nicknamed the “Rifleman”) stating prior to the game that “The Rifleman is Coming, and He’s Going Bird Hunting.”
Source: Wikipedia
23) Ben Poquette?! Are You Fucking Kidding Me?! – Bird vs the Bulls
In 1987, the Chicago Bulls had gaffed Bird’s complimentary tickets. Prior to tip-off, Bird confronted Bulls coach Doug Collins on the sideline, informed Collins about the ticket situation, and asked him what the visitor scoring record was, vowing to break it. As the game started, the Bulls defended Bird with Ben Poquette, a Caucasian forward. Bird, who was known to take insult when an opposing team put a white player on him, laughed at Collins, “Ben Poquette? Are you f*cking kidding me?” Bird had 33 at the half and ended up scored 41 points
Source: Wikipedia
24) “I’m the Best Damn Player from Indiana” – Bird v Shawn Kemp
Xavier McDaniel once told this story:
“I remember Shawn Kemp was guarding Larry Bird one night, and during the time out, Shawn shared Bird’s comment. On the last three-pointer, Larry Shot in Kemp’s face and he said, ‘I’m the best damn player from Indiana.’ We ended up hearing this story during the time out and started laughing. He was on fire that night; he ended up with 50-plus points.
(Shawn Kemp, for those that don’t know, is from Elkart, Indiana)
Source: Chiefsplanet.com
25) You Have to Bring it Every Night – Bird vs Shawn Kemp Again
Shawn Kemp himself shared this one:
“Larry taught me a lesson. People criticized Larry… Larry is getting old, his back is in pain… So I go out, I hit a couple of shots on him, I was like man, said a couple of words to him, next thing you know, he is shooting threes in my face, he’s talking to me, he ended up with like 47 points. He taught me a lesson that regardless of who you are, how good you are, you have to bring it every night, you got to get your respect that way.”
Source: Insidehoops
26) “Well, You’re Guarding Me Aren’t You?” – Bird vs Worchester
“You know, they go back and say Bird was a trash talker. I never thought it was trash talking. He was whispering needles. We were playing at Worchester. I don’t even know who was guarding him. Larry supposedly poked him before they started and said, “Hey, what’s the scoring record in this building?” The guy asks why. And he says, “Well you’re guarding me aren’t you?”
Source: NBA.com
27) “What’s the Quickest Anyone’s Done It?” – Bird with the Dream Team
From the Dream Team Documentary, McIntyre share this story:
“I had about eighty basketballs in my room in Barcelona and had to get the players to sign them all. Bird was the last guy, and he says, “What’s the quickest anyone’s done it?” I said, “Anywhere from eight minutes to twenty.” And Bird said, “I’m going to be the fastest. Time me.” So he signs them, and he throws me the last one: “Okay, what is it?” “Whoa, four and a half minutes!” And he goes, “Yes!” Competitive right to the end.
Source: Reddit
28) “I’m in the Gym Working” – Bird to Grant Hill
Grant Hill recalls a story with the Dream Team:
“The thing that I saw was just the competitiveness and the work ethic. I remember, we had practice one day and then we all went to the beach — we did something as players — and we got back and we were getting on the elevator, and Larry Bird gets on the elevator. He’s the oldest guy on the team. But he just came from the gym. He was shooting. And he was talking trash. He was like, ‘You guys are out having a good time, I’m in the gym working.’ And the next day he came and put on a clinic. He just was on fire.
“And it was just like, ‘OK, here’s a reason why he’s [Larry Bird].’ Here he was in the summer, just had a long practice, scrimmage, and he’s back at it. He was in there working. That was eye-opening.”
Source: ESPN
29) “Get Someone on Me Or I’m Gonna Go For 60” – Bird vs Rodman
After Bird made four straight baskets with Rodman guarding him, he ran over to Chuck Daly and asked “who’s guarding me, Chuck? Is anyone guarding me? You better get someone on me or I’m gonna go for 60.” Then he’d continue the banter the next time he got the ball with Rodman inches away.
Rodman also told the story:
“I would be all over him, trying to deny him the ball, and all Larry was doing was yelling at his teammates, I’m open! Hurry up before they notice nobody is guarding me!” then he would stick an elbow in my jaw and stick the jumper in my face, then he would start in on my coach “Coach you better get this guy out and send in somebody who’s going to D me up, because its too easy when I’m wide open like this”
Source: Nike Talk
30) “I’m Going to Fake You Left & Shoot a Right Hand Hook” – Bird vs Horace Grant
“I started talking a little trash to him,” Horace Grant recalled, when the Celtics were the defending champions. “I’m saying, ‘You’re not going to score. You’re not getting this basket. I remember him then telling me exactly what he was going to do to me. He says he’s going to fake me left and then he’s going to shoot a right-hand hook over me. And then he goes and does it and scores.”
Source: Nike Talk
31) “Sorry Charlie” – Bird vs Charles Smith
Knicks’ forward Charles Smith remembers when Bird barked “Sorry, Charlie,” as he released a long, last-second shot to win a game. “That kind of a thing makes you want to jump on a guy,” said Smith.
Source: Nike Talk
32) “Can’t You Find Someone Who at Least Has a Prayer?” – Bird vs George McCloud
When the Indiana Pacers put rookie George McCloud on Bird in the closing minutes of a game, Bird yelled over to the Pacers bench, “Hey, I know you guys are desperate, but can’t you find someone who at least has prayer?”
Source: Nike Talk
33) “You Got That?” – Bird vs Dallas Mavericks Bench
On a West Coast trip in 1986, Bird told the entire Dallas Mavericks bench that after the time out, Ainge would inbounds the pass to DJ, who would hit Bird in the corner where Bird would step back and take a three. “So you got that?” Bird queried the bench. “I’m gonna stand right here. I’m not going to move. They’ll pass me the ball, and the next sound you here will be the ball hitting the bottom of the net.” And that’s exactly what happened. Bird winked at the Maverick before heading back down to the other end of the court.
Source: Nike Talk
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G.O.A.T. (magic Johnson right there as well). Each generation of basketball arguably has a greatest, the game always changes much like the NFL/NHL (baseball is still virtually the same sans steroids). but for the game he played, the time he played, he was the best with magic. before him was russell/chamberlain. after was jordan/miller/shaq later kobe. but i think one of the most underrated players of all time who IMO could of played at any time, and been great, is allen iverson. if you watch tape on that dude, he literally is a man among boys. and hes half their size!
perfect description. boston sports, no better city to represent.
My brother told me about the Chuck Person "Christmas Present."
What a list of great stories. After watching a bunch of videos on the subject, this article put the icing on the cake.
That is all just part of the Magic of being Larry Bird 😉
Oh basketball has changed. I would love for these guys to talk trash but they all love, kiss, and hug each other now a days. Bird himself talked about it. Saying that guys go out to dinner or lunch before games together. He could not fathom going to lunch with someone he was about to play and I totally agree. No more rivalry. Definitely no more fighting.
Larry apparently never talked to Bill Russell or Wilt – good friends off the court (except for a short “spat” period), very much rivals on it.
He was the best…loved watching him every night during his career.
That's awsome
#1 all-time Larry Bird trash-talking quote; the 1st dream team is getting on the bus to go to practice and Bill Laimbeer, thinking they're teammates now and all is forgiven says "Hi Larry" as Bird walked onto the bus. Bird's response' "Fuck you Bill"!
This comment wins. This story better than the whole article preceding it
When was Laimbeer on the dream team?
ALL STAR team not Dream Team.
Dude, BILL LAIMBEER on the DREAM TEAM?! LOL Maybe if the ENTIRE original Dream Team got injured, then I’d still put about 10 other guys ahead of Laimbeer before I’d put that cheap-shot pr*ck on THAT Dream Team.
Lol. Laimbeer wasn’t on the Dream Team. Lololol
And "Moses (Malone) does eat shit". (During championship victory parade, over the loud speaker)
I was there, at City Hall Plaza. Jaw dropped. It was Larry’s reaction to a fan in the crowd holding a hand-made sign that read, “Moses eats shit.”
A lot of the players carry "man bags" aka pocketbooks now. And the diamond earrings, REALLY????
Man, I hate the Celtics, but this was priceless….lol
In the 86 Finals clincher, he hauled in an offensive rebound, dribbled between two defenders back out to the three point line in front of the Rockets bench, drilled the three and looked right at Bill Fitch and said "You can't F*&$%ing cover me"
I coach girls basketball in my town and often refer to the greatness of Larry Bird and why I love him. I make the girls read articles about him and his hard work and dedication to be great. He would often shoot 1000 free throws after practice. He was the King of Trash Talk but the other players did respect him. The Bird-Magic rivalry was epic. Remember how awesome it was when Magic came to Larry's retirement ceremony?
The reason for the respect was that Larry usually lived UP to his trash talk – and sometimes went way beyond it.
Jordan’s comment about “biggest trash talker I ever played against … but in a good way” summed it up pretty well.
Dream team played more golf in Balrcelona than they played basketball. was a dream team indeed.
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Country music…country music…country music…Charlie Baker.
Yeah. That's what I'd have guessed with the thinly-veiled homophobia.
I didn't see him say anything about Michael Jordon
Jordan vas never his rival.
“And he started shooting and he just didn’t miss.” That guy obviously didn't pay attention because Bird not only missed a lot of shots but barely beat him.
Suuuuure. Guess that’s why Bird ‘barely’ won THREE 3-point contests in a row, right? As he was during the biggest moments on the court, Bird was clutch as could be when it counted most.
that's not even remotely CLOSE to true or how it actually happened dumbass.
for starters, laimbeer wasn't even ON the dream team. 2nd, that's from back when larry hated seeing bill at the all star games, b/c bill would always say "hey larry" passive aggressively, and bird would usually respond "fuck you bill".
larry told that story the year bill DIDN'T make the all star team, being glad he didn't have to have that dialogue with him.
IDIOT.
Boberto Bobs ; that's how the story was related to me, but, you got the point of the story so let me add one more thing… Fuck You Boberto!
lmfao. that's not even my real name you moron. youre like 80 yo and don't even know wtf youre talking about anymore. no one would "relate" that story to you b/c its not even true, and you didn't even have the brains to double check it you douche. the point of your made up bullsh*t tale? is that you have an IQ of a 10 yo and the attention span of one too… you're pawning off lies as truths and doing it narcissistically on top of it. what kind of asshole does THAT? what kind of idiot from boston whose 3x my age doesn't even know about larry bird?
so no FUCK YOU you crusty old lying bitch. thanks for your real name and location though jackass. might have to pay you a visit, so you can tell people about another story, about how you got knocked out.
Boberto Bobs ; feeling better now buddy?
sure thing JAMES WILLIAM JUNIOR. aka gramps. did you feel better after lashing out yourself like a toddler last time?
its called fact checking. next time you wanna make up shit out of thin air, ill be right behind you correcting it, making you look foolish.
Boberto Bobs ;you the man!
sarcastic bullshit or not, it's true. I'm the man.
shave off that mustache, it looks terrible.
Boberto Bobs ; anytime I can help buddy, lemme know
half of these are complete bullshit stories, and most of the others are not even trash talking…
Never let the truth interfere with a good story
as a boston boy who got to see larry play in person,i made it point to ride thru french like on a cross country motorcycle trip.quaint little town
I got to see him live once – at Indiana State, his junior year. I was a freshman at Rose at the time.
Room for any more retards in here?
This post sucks. It told nothing. It's worse than this kid's plucked eyebrows.
Rob Pirozzi they actually get done with a str8 razor. my barber is spanish just his style i guess. but hey at least im not afraid to show myself in my default pic. alot of assholes on the internet its truly a shame. bird the GOAT.
Larry bird love to talk a lot of shit but, he lived up to his talk by balling out. http://www.sportsrantzone.com
I think it was James Worthy mentioned about Larry and “Trash Talk” – is it really trash talk when you can back it up?
James has also said he would rather guard Michael Jordan than Larry Bird – and explained why – in at least one interview (came down to Larry made him think more, and never stopped so made him WORK more).
On the other hand, Michael Jordan specified he learned HIS trash talking – and how to get into an opposing player’s head – from the master, Larry Bird.
Boberto Bobs ….NO FUCK YOU Roberto' …u don't have the balls,( maybe you have someone else's balls in your mouth,) to venture over to see MY BOY…your nothing but a GUTLESS WONDER……….
If I'm not mistaken, Jordan was 0-8 in the playoffs against Bird's Celtics, so what more needs be said?
I always think of Larry Birds illegimate daughter. She looked exactly like Larry and he never gave any child support for her. He ould have takena DNA Test. Shame on you Larry Bird!!
Boberto Bobs Uh oh.. a guy that calls himself "boberto" is mad at you… better check your life insurance policy.. you've got a real internet tough guy on your hands! You can tell how tough he is from all of the threats! Boberto… as much as you'd like it to, none of this will change what happened with your uncle.. just let it go..
Larry Bird wouldn't have lasted five minutes as a hockey player.
You're an asshole. Come and visit me…. PLEASE
Why the hell would he want to Nate? So what's your point?
Boberto Bobs You are a raging douche bag, aren't you. Threatening someone for no reason, especially an older gentleman? Come find me you prick.
Well… thanks for adding so much.
No one cares.
If ANYONE in the NBA would have lasted, it's Bird. He's as tough a bastard as they come.
Football and hockey are on a different level of toughness though, its impossible to compare
The Legend
I hated the Celtics and I hated Larry Bird, but you can't deny he is one of the all-time greatest players. Very entertaining article.
He did pay child support. And he was married to her mother at one time. Know your facts.
That's because the article is incorrect. The story being told is not the one shown in video. The video shows the '87 all star game shootout. The '86 all star shootout is the one the story is being told about where he "didn't miss. FYI in '86 he went 22/30. In '87 it was 16/30.
John Bonham would have never lasted as a tuba player either
wow, months later I'm still getting a kick out of this, and thx to you guys for the support. I wonder where my buddy went?
and to Marc Suckiel; thx for the benefit of the doubt, I'm old but no gentleman…
😉
your a moron.
you are and your are not the same thing…. check it on line.
Jon Turcotte Oh no, you called me a moron…how could I ever live after that…Next time, though, learn to write correctly before you attempt to insult someone, it carries a bit more weight…
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That's odd, I've never known NBA players to have any illegitimate children.
GOD
Adam Sell –
Poo Pushing Party at Adam's ass!
WOW. All I can say.. WOW
Boberto Bobs ur a moron. The only diff is that it was a all star game practice not a Olympic practice u nip witt .
Your not “ur” difference not “diff” ” an all-star game not “a all-star game” you not “u” and nitwit not “nip witt.” Who’s a moron?
Pablo Pérez actually…..if you wanna be technical…. You should had put a coma after the word correctly. As well as one after though, not before it. All these stories are trash talking, and true, since Others said them, not bird. Genius.
Actually if you are going to make pedantic grammatical corrections to Pablo you could have least spelled “comma” correctly.
Oh yeah, and “Others” is not in need of capitalization while “Bird” is. Additionally, your use of ellipses is incorrect. A lot of your “comas” (sic) are superfluous as well. After your second ellipse “You” should not be capitalized. Thank you Alfredo for sharing you genius with the rest of us. Our lives are richer for it. And thank you for inventing that delicious sauce for fettucine.
Jordan's overrated ass ddnt win anything till Bird was injured and retired. And Larry obliterated him every single year lmao.
“Jordan’s overrated ass”? That’s the funniest thing I’ve seen in this whole thread lol!!!
IDK his ass may have been over-rated although his game sure as hell wasn’t. Don;t know who that guy was talking about MJ’s ass with though.
Craziest story about Byrd is he really aggravated his bad back and ended his career early by choosing to pave his mom’s driveway himself after he was already a multimillionaire! lmfao!!!
Oh, and you’re a douche, Boberto… and calling yourself “Boberto?” Really??!!?! /facepalm
To be fair, Larry DOES have some competition as the best player from Indiana.
Oscar Robinson and Mel Daniels.
I’d say Larry wins – but it’s actually an argument.
Shawn Kemp is NOT in that argument – though he has an argument for Top 5 all time (Keep in mind that John Wooden made the Hall AS A PLAYER, not just as a coach – and was from Indiana).