On the court, Bird may have ran his mouth, but unlike other loud players, he also let his game do the talking. More often ...

Cedric Maxwell saw Larry Bird up close for many years, but even Cornbread wouldn't put his former Boston Celtics teammate ...

Larry Bird and Magic Johnson helped define basketball in the 1980s, their rivalry driving the NBA into the mainstream. Although many saw them as evenly matched, Bird believes Johnson came out ahead.

He’s nicknamed Larry Legend for a reason. During the 1984 NBA Finals between the Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers, ...

Channing Frye took the time to explain why Cooper Flagg doesn't profile like Larry Bird yet this early in his career.

Larry Bird knew he was great. It’s why he asked who was coming in second place in the 1987 Three-Point Contest, told bitter ...

A decade removed from the start of Curry's and James' Finals clashes, the NBA is still largely defined by those living ...

Basketball Hall of Fame guard and Philadelphia 76ers legend Allen Iverson named Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, ...

Brandin Podziemski shared his belief that he could one day carry the torch for the Warriors after Curry and Green decide to ...

In 1986, the Celtics and Bird were at the top of the world, consistently advancing deep into the postseason and winning ...

On top of all that, Bird had an incredibly sharp tongue capable of getting inside his opponent's head and breaking their confidence. That's exactly the reason why many of his peers remember him not ...

That was the Freddy Peralta the Milwaukee Brewers want to see: a no-frills, nothing-wasted, dominant pitcher with a well-located fastball bordering on untouchable and big breaking stuff playing off it ...