HenDawg reacts to Why You NEVER Poke Larry Bird - A Trash Talk STORY Told by NBA Legends!
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HenDawg reacts to Why You NEVER Poke Larry Bird - A Trash Talk STORY Told by NBA Legends!
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These kind of vids are the best
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My favorite Bird story....asking Craig Ehlo if his mother was watching after he tore him up. That one is COLD
This is only a small sample as to why I have Bird as the greatest small forward of all time. It's also the greatest 4th quarter I've ever seen, and one of the top three games I've ever watched. That 4th quarter was basically one on five full quart basketball. And Dominique is a class individual. He even has a framed picture of Larry Bird in his home. LOL. Great reaction as always bro!!
Wilkins was smooth almost as smooth as Clyde "The Glide" Drexler. I loved how graceful both of them were. Spud Webb was so so quick and fast it was hard to keep up with him from time to time. Gave hope to all us short 5' 7" dreamers at the time.
I did not know until today that the Twitter bird is named Larry. A homage to Larry Bird.
His left hand shots are amazing and suggest that no player in the NBA today can match them.
Some interesting things about this game.
I watched this game on television in Atlanta. By 88 I was living here and I was at a party to watch the game. Only Celt fan in the room.
My second vid of yours, EXCELLENT! What caught me off guard, in a good way, was when you told us to sit up straight… AWESOME! Keep making your well produced videos!😊
You're not alone. I watched these teams/games when I was young (born 74) and was in awe of Nique's and Spud's dunks. Before Jordan became "Jordan." But I really don't remember much else about their games.
spud web was a NIGHTMARE on the defensive end because taller players wouldnt see him pick their pockets.. he could also break down a defense on some serious tip (obviously he is 5'7 and athletic) but of course he could be posted up or just shoot over him. he was a good player.. a point guard. he passed, he broke the defense down, and he was a pest on defense,. Mugsy bogues was similar but at 5'3.. Damon Stoudamire was similar at 5'10.. Nate Robinson DIDNT understand that he could PENETRATE and drop a dime off so he didnt have the same succes the aformentioned guys had.
Dominique was my first ever favorite basketball player. He was unreal at scoring the basketball. Averaged 25 over his 15 year career. That's great! Especially since he only averaged 17 a game as a rookie and in 91-92 he ruptured his Achilles but still came back and played 5 more NBA seasons and 1 in Greece and 1 in Italy. Still averaged 30 a game the season after that injury. From 36-39 he was a shell of himself or his career average would've been even higher. And the modern day Hawks would've been the Clippers with CP3, Blake and DeAndre.
#BirdGang
Dominique was a class
I remember watching this game on tv. i was 20 yrs old when this game happened I can remember every shot he took in the fourth was a shot the Celtics had to have. It was definitely the greatest game I ever saw of two players just putting their teams on their backs in the 4th and saying come on guys follow me.
It's not how many points you score - it's when you score the points.
Spud was awesome. I moved to Central California when he moved to Sacramento. His best year. Great point guard. I was very young and was inspired by him; still have a signed basketball from him addressed to me personally.
What video should I react to next?! 🤔
Nique was a fierce competitor and hooper. Pistons, Celtics, Hawks in the late 80's .