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Reggie Miller reveals why he considered himself fortunate to play under the tutelage of coach Larry Bird with the Indiana ...
After capping his illustrious career, Larry Bird took the helm as head coach of the Indiana Pacers from 1997 to 2000. During his tenure, a talented young player revitalized the team's fan base.
"We could do whatever we wanted, but come time to play, we just had to go play" - Larry Bird on Dream Team's mentality during ...
As if by Magic” details how the Hick from French Lick got started on his way to becoming Larry Legend of the Boston Celtics ...
Bird announced on Thursday that Vogel would not be returning as Indiana’s head coach next season just hours after notifying Vogel himself. So ends the fourth-longest coaching tenure in the NBA.
Should Larry Bird have fired Isiah Thomas as head coach of the Indiana Pacers in 2003?. Thomas believes it was a mistake. In an NBA on TNT segment with Reggie Miller, Thomas and Bird, the former ...
Carlisle was an Indiana assistant and Celtics legend Larry Bird was the first-year head coach. It was Bird’s first game on the Garden parquet since retiring in 1992.
INDIANAPOLIS — No one knew the thoughts swirling in Larry Bird's head the summer of 1992. Bird was in Barcelona, Spain, on a court battling Croatia in the gold medal basketball game of the ...
Larry Bird explains how his former Springs Valley High School coach, ... As a head coach, Bird coached the Indiana Pacers to the NBA Finals in 2000 before losing to the Los Angeles Lakers.
As a result, the former 25th overall pick missed his flight and was late to his first meeting with his head coach. “So I walked to Larry Bird, he looked at me, reached his hand out to me, he ...
Bird helped the Celtics capture NBA titles in 1981, ’84 and ’86. As a head coach, Bird coached the Indiana Pacers to the NBA Finals in 2000 before losing to the Los Angeles Lakers. AP NBA ...
Bobby Knight, the magnetic and uncompromising head coach at IU, made multiple trips to see Bird play. But that wasn't the selling point. For Larry, proximity mattered more than prestige.