7-time NBA champion Robert Horry joins Byron on the latest episode of the Byron Scott podcast. Robert remembers his days in the NBA as a professional basketball player before retiring with the San Antonio Spurs in 2008 after playing 16 seasons with four different franchises.
Robert Horry’s NBA career was full of victories. He is known for his seven rings, which he made with three different teams. He truly holds the record in NBA history to win seven championships without ever playing for the Boston Celtics. He was a member of the Los Angeles Lakers team led by Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O’Neal, who won three championships in a row.
Robert Horry’s illustrious career
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The Houston Rockets selected Horry as a minor forward in the 1992 NBA Draft with the 11th overall pick. He played for the Rockets in his first four seasons and led them to NBA championships in 1994 and 1995. While playing in the Finals, Horry set an individual NBA Finals record with seven steals in a game and five three-pointers in a quarter. Horry wore the number 25 during his time with the Rockets.
The Lakers were down by 24 points in the first half of Game 5 in Sacramento, two games down in the series. With 11.8 seconds remaining, the Lakers narrowed the lead to 99-97. Kobe and Shaq missed back-to-back layup attempts to become the last winner of the match. 4. To win the game 100-99, Horry made a three-pointer as time passed after the ball returned directly to him. For this feat, Horry was named “one of the top 10 clutch players in league history” by Magic Johnson a day later.
Robert worries about the importance of defense in the NBA
In the last episode of the Byron Scott podcast, Robert Horry underlined the importance of defense in the NBA, saying, “Blocking someone’s shot is almost like dunking someone, then you can trash the conversation so much,” and expressed how much he loved it. playing defense “I used to love playing defense, and I don’t think people understand the defense I brought to the table during my first four years in the NBA.
“I was the first player in NBA history to hit 100 blocks, 100 rebounds, and 100 three-pointers in a single season.
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