"Looking back, it was a ridiculous way to finish my career" - Larry Bird regrets the way his NBA career ended originally ...

"I can honestly say I hated basketball at that point" - Larry Bird on why he completely lost his passion for basketball in ...

Larry Bird last played in the NBA during the 1991-92 season. That said, he still remains one of the most popular players of all time. On Tuesday night, Dallas ...

Dallas Mavericks star Klay Thompson made one thing clear about NBA legend Larry Bird as he prepares for the upcoming season.

He didn't just score; he controlled the game's tempo, called his own plays, dictated where the ball would go, and when. For the majority of the night, Kemp had been matched with backup big Joe Kleine, ...

The infamous moment was revisited in ESPN's "30 for 30" documentary on the Lakers-Celtics rivalry in which Larry Bird shared ...

Larry Bird was turning 35 years old ahead of his final NBA season, but not one bit had changed in his mentality as a player. Despite being plagued by injuries, Indiana native remained confident that ...

Charles Oakley said Larry Bird was one of the toughest competitors he ever faced—not just because of skill, but because he talked trash and backed it up every time. Oakley respected how Bird ...

Larry Bird is one of the most iconic players in NBA history. The Indiana State legend spent all 13 seasons of his pro career playing for the Boston Celtics. O ...

Larry Bird revealed why he avoided certain 3-point shots during his legendary career — and shared his thoughts on today's NBA reliance on the 3-ball.

"He tells me, 'Fly, bird'" - Larry Bird once humiliated Brad Daugherty with two savage words and a cold-blooded jumper originally appeared on Basketball Network.

I'd like to see them win it, just to keep it going for one of us." Bird blasts his poor performance From his tone of statement, it was understandable that Larry was terribly disappointed at the time.