Sabrina B. Larry Bird called the Indiana Pacers soft. His team agreed. LeBron James thought otherwise. Bird told The Indianapolis Star early Wednesday that he ”can’t believe my team went soft” after the Pacers were beaten 115-83 in Game 5 of an Eastern Conference semifinal series Tuesday night against the Miami Heat.
NBA: Larry Bird Calls Out Pacers After Game 5 Blowout: “My Team Went Soft. S-O-F-T”
Sabrina B. No athlete wants to be call the “S” word!  If you’re named the NBA’s Executive of the Year, is there no filter as to what you’re allowed to say about any team?  This is including your own team, by the way. Apparently that rule doesn’t apply to Larry Bird, who vented his frustration to reporters after the Pacers were annihilated by the Miami Heat in Game 5 on Tuesday as the series now shifts back to Indiana for a must-win situation.
NBA: Larry Bird Named 2012 Executive of the Year
Sabrina B. Indiana Pacers President of Basketball Operations Larry Bird is the recipient of the 2011-12 NBA Executive of the Year award, the NBA announced today.
NBA: Larry Bird Tells the Indiana Pacers He’s Leaving
Pacers president Larry Bird wants owner Herb Simon to plan for his departure after the season and has told several friends in the NBA that he’s decided to leave, two people familiar with the situation told CBSSports.com Thursday.  Read more after the jump. @Shay_Marie x @gametimegirl
Classic Kicks: @MagicJohnson & Larry Bird x Converse Weapon
Two NBA Hall of Fame Players played in two of NBA historic venues L.A.’s Great Western Forum and at The Garden in Boston. At one point in NBA history it was all about Magic and Bird. Friends, enemies or whatever you call it they had a mutual Allie, they both played in Converse. Can you guess which game was your favorite Bird & Magic match up? Do you remember their Spartan vs. Sycamore battle,the Spartans left victoriously in ‘79’s NCAA championship? Check out more pics of Bird & Magic classic kicks after the jump… Posted By @DJ JUANYTO
(Video) NBA: @MagicJohnson & Larry Bird Stop By Letterman and Talk Friendship, History & Much More
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl There will never be another rivalry quite like the one between Magic Johnson and Larry Bird. In today’s NBA, players would rather be friends than rivals, which makes the relationship between the two former legends unique. It was on full display as the pair made an appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman on Wednesday night.
