Does anyone know Larry Bird s details

Every few generations there is a player who truly deserves to be a superstar, and Larry Bird is one such player, who was drafted in the NBA Draft in 1978 and became an NBA member in 1979. During his 13 seasons with the Boston Celtics, Bird exemplified hard work, consistency, and excellence in all areas of play, as a scorer, passer, rebounder, defender, team player, and perhaps most importantly, as a clutch performer. Bird was so confident that he would jump to the opponent's bench before kick-off and waltz and give himself a 40-point performance.

He was such a lethal shooter that he sometimes practiced three-pointers with his eyes closed. Of Bird's contemporaries, perhaps only Irvin Johnson was considered a good passer and a player with whom he was forever inextricably linked. Few people play more tenaciously than Bird, who would jump into the crowd and look past the news station for loose balls.

Bird is the embodiment of Celtic's pride, a graceful, confident, hard-working player who thrives under pressure and inspires his teammates to excel. Like Bob Cousy, Bill Russell, John Havlicek and Dave Cowens, the low-key Bird never put the spotlight on himself, but was a player who brought out the best of the players around him, but even those legends didn't fill Boston Garden with fans and dominate the game like Bird.

Bird helped rebuild a Celtics team that had been tormented by substandard play and poor attendance in the late 1970s, and as Bird became the focal point of a well-rounded team, the Celtics won 3 NBA championships and 10 Atlantic Division championships. In addition to his three championship rings, Bird has amassed a plethora of individual accomplishments. He became the third player to win the NBA Most Valuable Player Award three times in a row.

He was a 12-time All-Star, a two-time Finals MVP, a nine-time All-NBA First Team, and he led the league in free-throw percentage four times.

An obsessive perfectionist, Bird is adored by Celtics fans and all the loyal basketball purists. His last-second heroics, from a seemingly impossible reverse layup to a miraculous 35-foot bomb against multiple defenders, never ceased to amaze those who followed him in his career. Larry Bird helped define the way a generation of basketball fans view and appreciate the NBA, and Commissioner David Stern said Bird retired in 1992 with back pain after winning a gold medal with his original dream.

No, he officially entered the NBA in 1979, and on the court, he played very brightly, and he was a legend.

No, he officially entered the NBA in 19789, and he usually plays very well, has a lot of potential, and is a very good player.

Yes, this guy is good, he's on the Pacers, he loves what he does, he's making a lot of money on this team.

Yes, he played very well and has been playing for the Pacers since then. The results are outstanding.

Bird is the perfect embodiment of Celtic's pride, a player who combines elegance, confidence and hard work, and can perform amazing under pressure and inspire his teammates to do better. Like Bob Cousy, Bill Russell, John Havlicek, and Dave Cowens, Bird is the biggest star on the pitch, but he's more capable of dominating the game and driving Boston Garden fans crazy than these legends. (NBA Chinese Online Review).

Whenever an era comes, a real superstar appears, Larry. Bird is undoubtedly one such player. Bird is the embodiment of Celtic's accolades, he is a player who combines elegance, confidence and hard work to meet challenges under pressure while helping his teammates do their best.

China Net Review) is bold and self-confident in the arts. It's a quality that Bird has had since his days as a player. He likes to bully rookies, likes to spew trash talk, arrogant big birds, and always has a condescending sense of superiority. (Oriental Net Review).

Although Bird is not physically superior to black players, with his superb basketball IQ, he ranks among the top players in the NBA on both offensive and defensive ends. (China Sports ** Review).