Spider says Larry Legend's athleticism was underrated.

Boston Celtics great Larry Bird is one of the greatest players in NBA history. He dominated the 1980s before a back injury slowed him in the `90s. At the time, he possessed rare size (6-foot-9), ...

"People tell me I'm Black on the inside and White on the outside" - Larry Bird on why he never cared about the "white men can't jump" stereotype originally appeared on Basketball Network. There was ...

The Celtics icon faced some of the greatest players in basketball history, and his personal top five reveals just how fierce the competition was during the NBA’s golden era.

Boston Celtics Hall of Famer Larry Bird made up for his lack of athleticism with an incredible basketball mind. Bird's uncanny ability to read the game, anticipate opponent plays, and make ...

Boston Celtics icon Larry Bird and Utah Jazz legend John Stockton are the two names that come to mind when discussing who's "the coldest white boy" in NBA history. The two basketball titans may not ...

Larry Bird should have been excited about attending Indiana University in the late summer of 1974. The man who had recruited him to come there, Dave Bliss, had been chasing him for more than a year, ...

Many books have been written about Larry Bird. The most recent one, by Keith O’Brien, provides new details and additional context about the basketball legend. Heartland: A Forgotten Place, an ...

Larry Bird averaged an incredible 30 points and 20 rebounds in his senior season at Springs Valley High. Bird's older brother Mark was a major influence on him becoming No. 33, the basketball ...