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Larry Bird on PASSING |
"Passing the ball is what
I like best...
Because if I can get the ball to a guy and
he scores and I see the gleam in his eye
when he's running back down the court,
it's the greatest feeling in the world."
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Bird: The making of an American Sports Legend by Lee Daniel Levine A Berkley Book, 1989, above from page 258. below from page 69. |
| "I'd practice passing the ball off a wall, off a fence, didn't make no difference. If the other guys score, you start seeing a gleam in their eyes. Besides, passing is more of an art than shooting. My feeling about passing is that it doesn't matter who's doing the scoring as long as it's us. I just think when a man is open, he should get the ball, whether it's thirty feet out or underneath." |
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What is an ASSIST? An assist is a pass from one teammate to another that leads directly to a basket without the necessity of a dribble by the pass receiver. |
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