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Myth?? Larry Birds ability to see the floor is a myth? |
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He is the equivalent of a defensive back like Terrell buckley. Would get a few picks so people thought he was okay but he really would get beat most of the game. Thats Bird on D. Bird couldnt guard anyone one on one. He was a liability. |
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This is just wrong. He was put on the opposing teams more immobile power forward. If he got put on a guy like Xavier McDaniel or such, he was toast. If they were put on him. They were toast. You had to play a man when Bird played. The rules were different. |
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If Bird DIDN'T see the floor as well as he did, then his defense REALLY would have sucked. But, his ability to see the floor made up for alot of his physical shortcomings on defense. |
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No disrespect kev, but i find it hilarious when people are talking about "seeing the floor" and using "hands" when discussing man to man defense. See man see ball is basic man to man principles. Nothing special. "seeing the floor" defending against a pro player will get you left about five steps late when he cuts back door. |