(00:00:00) - Intro (00:02:35) - Playing With Incredible Big Men, Hakeem (00:07:08) - Upbringing In South Alabama, College Hoops (00:13:00) - 1992 Draft, Rockets Run & Titles, Vernon 'Mad Max' Maxwell (00:28:10) - Defensive Skills, 2-Peat In Houston (00:38:00) - Lakers Run, Shaq/Kobe/Phil Stories, 3-peat (00:49:30) - Big Shot Rob, Game Winners (00:56:00) - 2003 Loss to Spurs, San Antonio Run & Titles (01:02:30) - 7th Ring, Sweeping LeBron, Wembanyama (01:16:50) - Favorite Championship Win (01:22:20) - Quick Hitters (01:29:05) - END

@yusufabdullah5008

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate this!

@greatone275

Жыл бұрын

He avg 7.0 pts a game, by Chuck's definition is a busrider, but he's also a winner, I think take him over Chuck

@muhandiskarhabba9090

9 ай бұрын

Nice. The effort for this is always great to receive.

Robert is the perfect example of not letting the ego take over.

@ImTooDC

11 ай бұрын

True.

Literally earned his 7 rings he was a key contributor to all those championships… always answered the call

@yusufabdullah5008

Жыл бұрын

Most clutch role player EVER

@EliteMoments916

Жыл бұрын

@@yusufabdullah5008& it’s not even Close!! Lakers had 2 of the greatest, clutch role players. Horry & Fisher

@huntergabriel8875

11 ай бұрын

They dont call him big shot bob for nothing

@alecsanderhamilton9224

11 ай бұрын

That said, he was never any better than the third guy on any team he won with and he was usually the fourth or fifth guy. Rick Fox and Derek Harper or Horace Grant or Glen Rice or Ron Harper in Los Angeles were as or more valuable or played more minutes ... In Houston Otis Thorpe and Clyde Drexler were the no. 2's and Vernon was arguably 3rd guy or 2nd guy in 94... Interchangeably with OT. After Clyde in 95, I'd argue Horry was third guy sure. Especially as the progenitor stretch 4 come that postseason in '95 when the PF was such a valuable position in the 1995 playoffs with Horace, Dennis, Barkley, Kukoc, K. Malone... It kind of decided the 95 Championship after the Centers of Robinson and Olajuwon and SHAQ and Smits and Ewing... Horry never averaged more than 10 ppg after Houston for a season. With the Lakers he averaged 6-7 ppg. That's crazy!!!! He was a truly non dribbling Scottie Pippen... He played quiet Pippen position. He didn't set up offenses, lead the break... He made hustle plays, he hit open shots off swingarounds, he got points off of loose balls, tip dunks etc. He was about 1 steal 1 block a game. He wasn't Pippen, he wasn't Magic. He was long, tall, and serviceable. An in the cut assassin... He's an odd all time player. He was almost traded like 3x in Houston... In 94 for Sean Elliot... In 95 you had to think they offered him up for Drexler instead of Thorpe at first... Houston probably just told Portland Drexler is too old @ 19-20 ppg now for Horry, this isn't 1992 anymore! Horry would have been a nice Blazer from 95-98 or further into the 2000's but I'm sure he would have been moved before 99 or 2000 and possibly sooner. Horry was a tweener. A nice piece 🧩 not a no. 2, hardly a no. 3 but a 3b, 3c, 3d, 4, 5, 6, 7th guy... But he in Portland with Clifford Robinson from 95-97 or so... Horry had Kersey elements to his game... Harvey Grant elements. But Houston luckily kept him for Houston fans sake cuz Drexler, Smith, Elie and Cassell and Chilcutt definitely needed Horry to stretch 4 and guard Malone & Barkley and stretch Rodman out of the paint. That said, when Horry played Karl Malone in 97 & 98 with Los Angeles he got his ass handed to him.. And in San Antonio I mean, he was definitely after Parker, Bowen, Ginobili and their other others that ran thru brick 🧱 walls for Duncan and Pop. Horry would have been a nice Mav or HeaT in 05-07... Too bad. I could have used a couple different champions in there besides San Antonio... Their dynasty disagrees with my palette 🎨

@ericwilliams1023

7 ай бұрын

Answered the calls of Tim Duncans wife 😂

Big Shot Rob broke so many hearts and made so many dreams come true at the same time!!

@boslyfe7888

Жыл бұрын

I SWear #LakerNATION

@dwillwilliams1240

Жыл бұрын

Big shot Bob

@Kshinelawyer

Жыл бұрын

True.

@dontaerussell3397

Жыл бұрын

BOB

@jerodtabb311

Жыл бұрын

Flatt 💯💪 mos Definitely broke mines along wit Sheed Leaving Him Open 💯💪And Big Shot Does What Big Shot Does 💯💪

Now this guy knows his shit! Broke down the Kob, Mj, Bron perfect. Love how he mentions all the other allstar players in his era too. Them dudes was nice

Rob was a beast. I remember his whole career in the NBA. He was good on every team he was on

Big Shot Bob! Greatest role player ever

@nadrummer07

Жыл бұрын

EVER!!!!

@StandardsFC

Жыл бұрын

Cheap shot bob

@van2.060

Жыл бұрын

No he’s not stop it!!! Lol

@McNetDeck

Жыл бұрын

​@Van 2.0 he was just at right place right time

@SuaveFD615

Жыл бұрын

Not even close

This is the most intelligent well orchestrated basketball podcast probably out there. S/o to Big shot Bob for being a true basketball legend man such insight. But also s/o Matt & Stackz for growing and really elevating their games as host. 🤝💯

@davidpeters3857

10 ай бұрын

💯

@kishababi4463

18 күн бұрын

Well stated Matt and Stack are truly a gem and give people who never saw theirselfs as more to give them hope 😊

Even w all his success in terms of winning multiple championships and playing along all time greats, he stills favors The Dream and being drafted to the Rockets 🚀 and being from the H, that’s beautiful to hear 😢🤘🏼

@constantina348

Жыл бұрын

He won’t say it but Kobe (RIP) was not a good teammate

@andygranados6988

Жыл бұрын

@@constantina348 stfuu

@anthonyluangphasi8800

Жыл бұрын

​@@constantina348 no one will publicly say it, but it's easy to read between the lines and they all have said it.

@calsums914

Жыл бұрын

Neither was MJ

@Iambriangregory

Жыл бұрын

​@@constantina348 get a life! What are you worried about that for! What's a bad teammate anyway? Were you there? Then don't worry about it oh brother! Just live your life.

BIG SHOT BOB. USE TO KILL MY MAVS. Year in year out. KILLER! Every championship team needs a Robert Horry

@rlbfhs07

11 ай бұрын

Man u ain't never lie

Love Big Shot Rob adjusting his game to every team and no surprise he has 7 rings.

I love Big Shot. He's the greatest clutch role player of all time. Everyone knows about the game winning 3's, but Big Shot hit so many clutch shots inside 2 minutes that stopped teams from getting close or put the game out of reach. Not only that, but like he says here; he didn't get respect for his defense. This guy would chase every rebound in crunch time or find a way to get a block. It's awesome to see Big Shot on All The Smoke.

Gotta love me some Horry. Played in a generation full of greats including himself.

@6900huSTLa

Жыл бұрын

And won!!!!

The definition of a player knowing how to play the game

@THESMILINGHARTNELLS

11 ай бұрын

Agreed! He is delusional though when it comes to the Bulls.

@tombradys8thring738

11 ай бұрын

​@@THESMILINGHARTNELLSthey would've beaten them easily

@THESMILINGHARTNELLS

11 ай бұрын

@@tombradys8thring738 The Bulls would have?

@onemoremic

7 ай бұрын

And that's why he has all those championships

That shot against Sacramento was a dagger!! Hurts till this day!!

@hectorlopez1069

9 ай бұрын

Nothing but net

Big shot rob, super underrated and doesn’t get enough recognition it’s a shame. I love the fact that stak n Barnes always recognized the real hoopers that played back in the day

One of their best interviews yet! Big Shot Bob! This dude is as down to earth and real as it gets! 7-0 in the NBA Finals is CRAZY!! That said, are we really gonna let them get away with not asking Robert Horry about the Will Smith resemblance? 😂

I loved watching Horry show up on dynasty after dynasty and knock down big shots to win titles. He's a winner in life. One of the best interviews. Keep up the great work brothas.

I couldn’t miss with Robert Horry on the game back in the day !

What a great episode! There is no boring part!

Love Robert Horry! One of my favorite Lakers. Clutch personified! By the way, Peja did play in that game 7 but missed that big 3 at the end of regulation.

@almadeunrebel

Жыл бұрын

in and out

@yusufabdullah5008

Жыл бұрын

He was an air ball/brick machine in that game. I was 11 years old watching

@Iambriangregory

Жыл бұрын

​@@almadeunrebel dumb comment alert no such thing as an in-and-out statistically it's out or it's in got it? Get it

It’ll be great to have clips of some of these memorable moments as and when they recollect them. It’ll make the show better.

The Kobe-Samaki slap was crazy but in one of those laker books, Samaki said kobe called him and apologized on the phone later

@powerbadpowerbad

Жыл бұрын

That's-COOL.MJ also called Kerr and apologized about giving him that 2 piece. LOL. Couldn't be tho,you-SLAP-me and it's on !!!! LOL. Star player on the time or not.

Much love and respect for big shot! Can hear this guy talk for hours. A class act great man 🙌

big shot Bob made cities cry.

One of the best clutch shot makers I’ve ever seen. Big Shot was money for the Lakers, Rockets, Spurs!!!

Love hear Robert talk about basketball. He knows the game, very detailed!!

58:04 As a Laker fan, I’ll never forget that shot. Literally felt like that. Would’ve bet the house that it was going in. Could’ve changed the whole series.

@TJ-my9rw

Жыл бұрын

.04 Hurts us worse. 🙇🏾‍♂️

Normally don't watch the whole episode of these and skip parts but when I saw Big Shot Bob I had to watch the whole thing. Besides multiple championships on three different teams he was basically a historian being a part of so many great teams. Some of my best childhood memories was Horry hitting those big shots vs the kings and spurs. The ending was beautiful with grown ass men giving each other their flowers. Thanks for this. 👏💯

Those coach Pop stories made me tear up, what a great person!

7 rings and never lost in the finals is crazy . Bro the MJ of role players fr 😭😭🤭

@coreythomas3633

Жыл бұрын

Better than MJ 7 better than 6

@mauricedavis1740

Жыл бұрын

@@coreythomas3633 no comparison cause mj wasn’t a role player lol..

@coreythomas3633

Жыл бұрын

@@mauricedavis1740 but WON MORE THAN MJ so he still BETTER.

@mauricedavis1740

Жыл бұрын

@@coreythomas3633 spoken like a true casual..

Big Shot Bob never heard him talk before this. I can hear him talk for hours. 7 championships and has played with the greatest players ever. Whether he played or not when his number was called he was ready showed his professionalism. Much respect to Robert Horry.

Robert Horry was one of my favorites growing up

One of my favorite basketball podcasts that i have listened to so far. Absolutely great show! Thank you guys 🙏🏽

Robert Horry Is The Type Of BasketBall Player And Person That You Want To Meet And Know!!! Thank You All The Smoke For Having This Really Great InterView.......Big Shot Bob Is A Legend No Question!!!!

27:55 Matt Barnes ”You was dunkin on him ?” 😂😂🤣

This my favorite episode so far! The stories are wild as f. 😂

I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. His Game 5 shot against the Pistons when they were trying to repeat was a heart breaker for me. When he was on the Lakers and Rockets I didn't mind so much though. Great player.

one of my all time favorites. love this man. great show!

Amazing, insightful, and super interesting conversation throughout. It is a pleasure listening to humble, down to earth people share experiences.

@THESMILINGHARTNELLS

11 ай бұрын

Agree on all accounts. However, he is delusional when it comes to the Bulls.

Loved the interview. Big fan of Robert Horry, even more so now. Y’all doin it All the Smoke!

Excellent episode. Brought back a lot of NBA memories.

This was a GREAT interview. 🔥

Robert horry is the REAL real one. Dug him on Houston, but being from so cal, this dude provided SO many goosebumps moments, you cant count them! Not just the clutch 3's either. Clutch D, clutch buckets. And down to fuckin earth. Not just a coincidence he won 7 rings. He is one of the reasons those teams WON all those rings, in dramatic fuckin fashion. I can replay marv albert now....horry, for the win....YES!!! Rrrrooooooaaaar!!

One of my favorite podcast. These guys are great!

What a interview great all around content keep up awesome job#light the beam

Head to head against Mad Max, Jordan averaged 30 points, 5 assists, 6 rebounds, 2 steals, 1 block and shot 50%FG and 43%3P. Max averaged 14, 2, 2, 1, 0, shooting 42% and 23%. And Jordan won 11 games to 6.

Rob’s game is only matched by how well he talks. Man, I enjoy every second of this episode. Big ups

21:51 😂 Matt Barnes thinking of all the punches he would have thrown if fines were only $50.

@DrPhill96

Жыл бұрын

He would have spit, not swung.

GREATNESS! This episode was 1 of the best podcast episodes for any show ever period. Robert Horry is a legend!!!!

@DrPhill96

Жыл бұрын

😂

Love Rob Horry. Thank y’all for having him on 🎙️🎧

This dude is so enjoyable to listen to. Respect.

I was at the game when Big Shot hit that 3 against the queens. Thanks Rob. His 2nd big shot ever was that towel he threw at Ainges’ mug. Loved it.

BOB GOT 7, ALL THAT NEEDS TO BE SAID!

Gotta love this guy. Obviously a great player but also a good dude!! 💯

Yet another brilliant episode

What a great interview. 👏🏼👏🏼🔥

Best episode hands down !!!

Great interview! Big Shot Rob.

Good interview. Hope he comes back. Great stories.

Mannnnnnn i was 8 years old when he hit that big time buzzer beater. Still remember it like yesterday!!!!

Big shot Bob moved into the column of one of my fave players right @ the 9 min mark. ✊💪❤️

Big Shot Bob...Rob one of the realest and coolest person ever.

Great Great interview.

I knew Dream was better than Duncan & Shaq, but it feels so good to have this man validate it because no one would know better.

Big Shot Bob has ice water for blood! When everything is on the line, give that man the ball. He dont know how to miss in the clutch! One of my All-Time favorite Rockets!

Blessings 🏀🏀🏀🏀 Great Interview, Legend!!!!

this dude horry is the luckiest player in nba history played with so many all time greats,played for the 2 greatest coaches in nba history and won 7 rings as a role player a role player winning that many rings is never happening again but he's the goat role player without a doubt

@jamesjones406

Жыл бұрын

He's not a great role player. He was a great all around basketball player.

@danielcancel2901

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn’t cal it luck, I would call it him being a great player overall. He was a smart fundamentally sound player that can play defense as well and do the little things other stars don’t like doing. That wins championships, and the only way rob was that good was cuz he worked his ass off to do all those things. Great Coaches that know how to win saw that and got him. There’s a reason the spurs went after him after 2004, and the mavs and heat wanted him too. He was drafted to Houston to complete a championship team, and the lakers got him to complete a championship team too. Dude was a valuable player. He was like a great stretch 4 that can play d and get rebounds. Similar to a what 3 and d players are today

@sculluhlakoo

Жыл бұрын

All those stars he played with that won rings, without question, would say that they were lucky to play with him!

@almadeunrebel

Жыл бұрын

Forrest Gump of NBA

@coreythomas3633

Жыл бұрын

7 chips THAT NOT LUCK

Loved this episode, Big Shot Bob was such a winner 🏆

One of the best insights

just awesome interview! I always like Rob..

Incredible interview Robert ori easily add the most prolific basketball career ever for a non superstar.... This man played with and against all of the greatest players to ever play with the exception of a few generations

The 🐐 of game winning shots

Big Shot Bob Underrated/Iconic💯👍

❤ Most Underrated Eva Eva, Mr. Clutch, Big, last second, My man hit that SHOT... PERIOD POINT BLANK, AND ALLWAYZ WITH CLASS. I APPRECIATE AND SALUTE.

One of the best all the smoke eps imo

Great interview

If any organization ever talk this guy Robert Horry onto a coaching staff.... They will be deeply rewarded.

Might have never jumped so much when he hit that 3 against the Kings

The entire episode I kept thinking of Antidote by Travis so for him to pick that one out of all the name drops had me SOOOOO hype lmao

Class from all 3 great episode

Clutch Horry! Awesome interview 👏🏾

One of my favorite players ever

Always loved his game 💪🏾

Big Shot Bob = Legend. Love that guy.

Favorite show so far.

Very enjoyable interview. Robert would be a great media guy, there’s NBA guys podcasting out there that he could talk circles around.

I moved to Houston in '92-95, and Horry was my favourite player. My fav play of his was a fast break 2 on 1, and he was the 1. Blocked the first guy, then blocked the second guy and team went back the other way. Shows that he actually liked playing D.

@coopsblooms5824

9 ай бұрын

Great time to be in H-Town!

He's talking but vernon maxwell and him keeping up with MJ and Scottie lol. Kick rocks rob.

@powerbadpowerbad

Жыл бұрын

I said the samething in my comment also.

Can someone interview Hakeem? Haven’t seen him in years

One of my favorite players of all time

This might of been my favorite one of all time

Great selection fellas...I enjoyed Horry talk about his Alabama roots.

Beautiful conversation.

Thanks fellows been a fan of him every since the rockets

Game 5 of the 2005 Finals is his greatest performance for me

@almadeunrebel

Жыл бұрын

🤕 you just ripped the scab off, damnit. that was gonna be a Piston repeat

@FireAngelChris

Жыл бұрын

@@almadeunrebel Sheed leaving him to double manu is crazy

@dwayneharris9182

Жыл бұрын

We still talk about that in the D

Yal bring fire interviews!!! Mane yal get the fans on some different angles.... mad SHOUT OUT to yal.. nobody's bringing it like that!!!

that shot he made in sac is arguably one of the best shots that was ever made

Bob is a legend. Great memories

Great show. Long live Robert Horry.