Boston Celtics legend Larry Bird revealed why trash-talking was a key part of his game. Bird explained, “I was taught at an early age to try and get all the advantage that you can. It helps me feel ...

Larry Bird is widely regarded as one of the greatest NBA players ever, and with good reason. The Boston Celtics legend's excellence, along with his rivalry with Magic Johnson, is what saved the NBA ...

Magic Johnson and Larry Bird’s rivalry is regarded as one of the best in basketball history. It all started in college when Johnson’s Michigan State team and Bird’s Indiana State team faced off in the ...

Boston Celtics great Larry Bird has held the title for the longest of time. When it comes to white players in the NBA, he is generally regarded as the best in history. But there is now a challenger to ...

Larry Bird is known as one of the most competitive athletes in sports history. At one point, the Boston Celtics legend won three MVP Awards in a row (1984-86). Last year, the Hall of Famer revealed ...

Quinn Buckner pushed back on the notion that Larry Bird would ever fall out of the top 10 of all-time basketball players. The national champ at Indiana who was a teammate of Bird's for three seasons ...

Reggie Miller considers Larry Bird as one of the greatest ever to play the game, both for his killer instinct and his unparalleled basketball IQ. Miller not just battled Bird during his playing days, ...

Duke Blue Devils standout forward Cooper Flagg is viewed as the clear-cut favorite to be the No. 1 overall pick in the upcoming 2025 NBA draft. Regardless of who wins the upcoming draft lottery, Flagg ...

Larry Bird admitted that his love for the Boston Celtics faded after the team traded his favorite teammate, Sherman Douglas. Bird had strongly advocated for Douglas, calling him the most valuable ...

Throughout his legendary NBA career, the great Larry Bird demonstrated a remarkable ability to perform consistently, especially in the playoffs. His reliability made him the go-to guy of the Boston ...

Not every day you hear about a player from the 80s being dangerous off the ball, but that's exactly how Los Angeles Lakers legend Michael Cooper felt about Larry Bird. Both stars played at a time when ...