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Date of birth: 12/7/56, West Baden, Indiana.

High school: Springs Valley (Farick, Indiana. )

University: Indiana (Indiana)

Draft: Boston Celtics (1978, 6th place)

Height: 6 feet 9 inches (2.06 meters)

Weight: 220 lbs. (100 kg)

Nickname: Larry Legend (Big Bird)

Bird's personal honor

Elected to naismith Basketball Hall of Fame and NBA Hall of Fame (1998).

Selected as one of the top 50 NBA stars (1996)

Three NBA championships (198 1, 1984, 1986)

MVP of the 2nd NBA Finals (1984, 1986)

MVP of the Third NBA Regular Season (1984-86)

The First Team of the 9th NBA (1980-88)

1the second team of NBA (1990)

The 2nd Defense Team of the 3rd NBA (1982-84)

NBA Rookie of the Year (1980)

Three-time NBA three-point champion (1986-88)

12 all-star team (1980-88, 1990-92)

1 Olympic basketball champion (1992)

Bird's basketball experience

During the 13 season of Boston Celtics, from the season of 79-80 to the season of 9 1-92, Bird performed perfectly in all aspects of the court-whether as a scorer, passer, rebounder, defender, team core or Mr. Key. Bird is always so confident. As we all know, this guy often swaggered to his opponent's bench before the war and told him that he would score 40 points in the game. No one dares to take this as a joke. Bird is a deadly shooter. Even when practicing three-pointers, he often closes his eyes on purpose to achieve the training effect. In Byrd's time, perhaps only Magic Johnson passed the ball better than him. A magician is a bird's greatest enemy and a lifelong friend. The black-and-white confrontation between these two superstars in the 1980s has become an immortal classic of NBA.

Birds are the embodiment of Celtic honor. He is an elegant, confident and diligent player who likes to meet challenges under pressure and help his teammates do their best. Like robertjoseph cousy, bill russell, john havlicek and David Cowens, Bird has selfless team spirit. Compared with personal honor, Bird is more concerned about how to help his teammates and the team play their best. Compared with the legendary superstars of his predecessors, Bird is better at mobilizing fans' emotions and controlling the game.

As the key to Celtic reconstruction, Bird helped the club get rid of the poor performance and market downturn in the late 1970s. Under his leadership, the team has become more and more perfect. * * * won three NBA championships and 10 Atlantic Division champion. While winning three rings, Bird also won numerous personal honors. He is the third player in NBA history to win the MVP of the regular season three times in a row, and the first non-center player to win this honor. 12 was selected as an all-star team, 2 finals MVP, 9 NBA first-team players and 4 league free throw kings.

Bird is a stubborn perfectionist about basketball, which makes Boston fans and many followers of orthodox basketball regard him as an idol. He has an extraordinary vision on the court, and often makes incredible 35-foot+long shots under the tight defense of opponents, which fascinates fans.

"larry bird has changed the taste and concept of a whole generation of basketball fans to appreciate the NBA." When Bird 1992 won the basketball gold medal in the Barcelona Olympic Games with the dream team and had to retire due to back injury, david stern, president of the league, made such a lofty evaluation of him.

Bird's legend began in a small town called Lick, France, where he was born, and his family lived a simple life. The town of Lick, France has a population of 2059. Whenever the local Springs Valley High School holds a family men's basketball game, most people in the town will go to watch the game and cheer for a blond boy named larry bird.

Although Bird had to miss most of the season because of an ankle injury when he was a sophomore at Spring Valley High School, he still became a new star of attention. Young Larry became a local celebrity because of the score of 19 and 2 losses in Springs Valley. Although the Byrd family can't afford their own car yet, the car fans in the town are happy to take it. In the year that Byrd graduated, he set a new school scoring record. When he participated in the school home game for the last time, about 4000 fans came to support him.

Byrd later found it much more difficult to adapt to college life. At first, he chose Indiana University, a famous basketball school with legendary NCAA coach Bobby Knight, but left only two days later. Then he returned to Northwood College in his hometown, but soon left. Finally, he came to Indiana State University and stayed there until graduation.

Bird's first home game at Indiana State University was watched by about 31000 spectators. As he did at Spring Valley High School, Bird turned the team around by himself. In his first game after joining fig, Larry got an amazing average of 30+ and 65,438+00+rebounds per game. Because of his outstanding performance, the ticket sales of the team tripled throughout the season, and the TV station also replaced the advertisements with Larry's highlights. Many students skip classes early and queue up to buy tickets.

"larry bird Basketball" is the most popular sport in Treehot (home of Indiana State University).

In the final year of college, Bird led the Banyan team to be invincible in the NCAA, winning 33 consecutive victories, until he met the Michigan State University basketball team led by a 6-foot-9 point guard named Magic Johnson in the finals. This is one of the most famous finals in NCAA history, and it is also the most concerned college basketball game in the next 25 years. Although fig team lost the final, Bird won the naismith Prize and the john wooden Award for Best College Basketball Player of the Year. He is also the fifth highest scoring player in NCAA history. In the years of owning Bird, the fig team created an amazing record of 8 1 win 13 losses.

As early as 1978, the Boston Celtics selected Bird in the sixth place. At that time, they thought Bird was fully capable of playing NBA, so they tried to persuade him to give up his last year of college and go straight to play professional basketball. Bird rejected such a suggestion, but it was undoubtedly worthwhile for the team to wait for him for another year. In the 77-78 season, the Celtics' record was 32 wins and 50 losses, which was the worst since 1949. The Celtics set a new low of 29 wins and 53 losses in the 78-79 season because Bird had to finish his studies and delayed joining the NBA for one year. But with Bird 1979 arriving in Boston, it marked the beginning of the greatest turning point in NBA history.

In the following 79-80 season, the Celtics won 32 games, and regained the division championship with 665,438+0 wins and 265,438+0 losses. In a total of ***82 games, rookie Bird ranked first in scoring (2 1 minute per game), rebounding (10.4), breaking the ball (143) and playing time (2,955 minutes), while assisting (4.4% per game). Although Magic Johnson, who entered the NBA in the same year, also made amazing performances to help the Lakers win the championship, Bird was elected as the best rookie of the season and was selected for the first time in the All-Star team.