Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird defined basketball greatness. You can’t have a serious conversation about NBA ...

"Larry got that from him" - Kevin McHale on the showmanship Larry Bird learnt from Pete Maravich originally appeared on ...

Source: Larry Bird: Michael Jordan 'would kill me' in game of 1-on-1 | theScore. This one's pretty obvious. Jordan said back in June he could take all the Hornets one-on-one, right now.

Jordan, who could probably beat Bird right now judging by this video of him trash-talking in a recent 2-on-2 with Tom Brady, hasn’t yet shown that he can let go of his playing accolades.

Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird are three of the greatest players in NBA history. Each superstar won multiple championships, regular-season MVPs and Finals MVPs and got inducted into ...

Larry Bird walked onto the court, about to coach at practice, and was told that one of his players was missing. Back at the hotel, still in bed, was Michael Jordan. It was the eve of the NBA All ...

After Bird and Johnson brought the NBA to national prominence, Jordan’s emergence turned the game into a global phenomenon. Jordan wowed crowds everywhere with his aerial game in the 80s.

Bird, who retired following the 1991-92 NBA season, was “very sad” when he found out Jordan was leaving the NBA in 1993. Bird said Jordan was the best player he’d ever seen.

The masterminds behind the famous Michael Jordan-Larry Bird commercial had almost total creative freedom while coming up with the spot. McDonald’s chief marketing officer Paul Schrage only ...

Larry Bird looks on at an Indiana Pacers game During the 1998 Eastern Conference Finals, Larry Bird had some strong words for Michael Jordan after their teams went head-to-head in a hard-fought ...

Today, Michael Jordan is defined by his drive for championships. It came from a number of factors but in episode 4 of ESPN's 'The Last Dance' on Sunday, Jordan detailed a major source: Larry Bird ...

The 80s was an era dominated by two NBA legends: Magic Johnson and Larry Bird. Although Michael Jordan was starting to make a name for himself in the collegiate ranks, he was still far from ...