“His knees nearly struck me in the chin,” said Larry Bird upon realizing Michael Jordan’s extraordinary leaping ability.

“His knees nearly struck me in the chin,” said Larry Bird upon realizing Michael Jordan’s extraordinary leaping ability.

“His knees nearly struck me in the chin,” said Larry Bird upon realizing Michael Jordan’s extraordinary leaping ability.

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An NBA player’s reputation may take a slight turn after they retire. Consider a person such as Michael Jordan. Even though a lot of admirers witnessed His Airness play live, the day that the living icon last touched the hardwood gets closer and closer every day. Perhaps you’re only hearing half of the story if all you know about Michael Jackson is the highlights. Though he seems amazing, did he actually accomplish all that?

Larry Bird would not mince words. He would give you his honest opinion on Jordan if you asked, saying that the Chicago Bulls player was indeed exceptional.

You don’t think we’re real? Let’s examine what Bird said specifically about that.

Michael Jordan was a naturally gifted athlete, as Larry Bird recalls.