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“Who in their right mind wouldn't listen to what Larry Bird tells them? He knows what it takes to be a successful player, and he's letting us do the things to have the success.”

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Larry Bird, born on December 7, 1956, is a renowned basketball coach. He holds a significant position in the basketball world and has coached several professional basketball teams, known for his unique tactical concepts and exceptional coaching abilities. more

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