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ISH jizzrag slayer
Re: Have any of you watch Larry Bird play? Not that impressive...
Being able to sweep baldan during the playoffs twice in a row is not all that impressive?
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LOL Maker, Intraweb
Re: Have any of you watch Larry Bird play? Not that impressive...
Originally Posted by Round Mound
every post after this was a waste of time.
kids need to shut the f*ck up
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: Have any of you watch Larry Bird play? Not that impressive...
Originally Posted by iamgine
The other day I watched a full playoff game between Celtics and Lakers.
Certainly Bird was a great shooter and very fast passer. And like any other great player, he'd have his moments of greatness.
but
He'd have long stretches where he didn't even touch the ball. Like straight up they don't even include him for many possessions. Like he's Caldwell Pope or something. Wth is up with that.
Bruh...
That's how the best players play.. BJ Armstrong mentioned in the documentary that when MJ reached his zenith as a ballplayer, he was just doing things to win the game - that's it - he was letting teammates move the ball and do as much as they could on their own... Then he stepped in if needed to put them over the top or to shift or pile on momentum as needed.. this method still requires a goat production rate, but it's with the optimal TIMING that maximizes chance of victory.. aka why score a bucket that a lesser player could've scored? Why not wait until a critical possession where the best player is actually NEEDED to score?
That's what the best players do.. lesser players like Nash, CP3 and Lebron think they need to make all the plays and pound the rock - they're wrong - their results speak for themselves.. a horrific championship frequency
Last edited by 3ball; 07-20-2020 at 12:37 AM.
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Re: Have any of you watch Larry Bird play? Not that impressive...
He is a better version of Lebron.
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Re: Have any of you watch Larry Bird play? Not that impressive...
Originally Posted by iamgine
The other day I watched a full playoff game between Celtics and Lakers.
Certainly Bird was a great shooter and very fast passer. And like any other great player, he'd have his moments of greatness.
but
He'd have long stretches where he didn't even touch the ball. Like straight up they don't even include him for many possessions. Like he's Caldwell Pope or something. Wth is up with that.
It's called playing within a system. Him going stretches without getting the ball is a good thing. It means other players are getting lots of touches and more able to get a rythem going. This happens less so in ball dominant systems where everyone else but the ball dominator stands around waiting for him to make a play.
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Very good NBA starter
Re: Have any of you watch Larry Bird play? Not that impressive...
I also suggest people watch this play at 0:42 in this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwjTw40mfls
How many players can do that play? Can Luka and Jocker do that in 2022?
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3-time NBA All-Star
Re: Have any of you watch Larry Bird play? Not that impressive...
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I hit open 5-foot jumpshots with ease
Re: Have any of you watch Larry Bird play? Not that impressive...
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