I’m fascinated by his lack of self awareness. Kinda jealous to be honest. Be cool to think you’re so awesome all the time even when people are laughing at you.

Double overtime.. 42 points in 56 minutes.. Larry Bird left everything on the floor in Game 4 against Milwaukee in 1987.. Some playoff performances are great. Others become legend..

Larry Bird embodied hard-nosed basketball.. The physicality.. The clutch shots.. The toughness.. And just like he did on the court, he overcame the hardships and challenges life threw his way. Every night he embraced the battle and never backed down.. Larry Legend FOREVER..

OTD FORTY YEARS AGO 6/8/86: “Rambo draws First Blood” 🩸 #Pittsburgh #Pirates Mike Diaz launches his first MLB home run vs #NewYork #Mets Sid Fernandez! #LetsGoBucs 

June 8, 1986: Larry Bird finishes with 29 PTS/12 AST/11 REB/3 STL in a 114-97 win over the Rockets in Game 6 of the NBA Finals—and the Celtics win their 16th NBA Championship. Also for Boston, Kevin McHale had 29 PTS/10 REB. Akeem Olajuwon scored 19 PTS for the Rockets.

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Year: 1985 Film: Back to the Future ​If you had a time machine, would you go back and change your own history? In 1985, this movie made that question the most exciting debate in every school cafeteria in America. ​The Story: A teenager is accidentally sent 30 years into the past in a plutonium-powered DeLorean. He has to team up with an eccentric scientist to fix his ride, navigate high school, and make sure his own parents fall in love—all before he's erased from existence. ​The Success: It was the highest-grossing film of 1985, earning over $380 million worldwide. It wasn't just a hit; it became the ultimate blueprint for the high-concept, fun-for-everyone 80s blockbuster. ​The Appeal: The perfect script, the iconic car, and the chemistry between Marty and Doc made this an instant classic. It captured that unique 80s optimism where anything—even traveling at 88 miles per hour—seemed possible. ​Famous Line: "Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads." ​The 1980s Cinema Game ​We are continuing our "Keep or Cut" challenge to build the ultimate 1980s podium! ​Today's contender: Back to the Future. ​Do you KEEP it on the 1985 podium as the champion? ​Or do you CUT it for a different 1985 release? (Name your replacement in the replies!) ​Have you ever looked at a DeLorean and instantly heard the theme song in your head?

No @celtics was more clutch than the late Dennis Johnson