For the first short of the new year, we're taking a quick look at a figure of much debate - Robert Horry and his seven championships. Is Big Shot Bob a clutch performer who deserves our praise, or a phony fraud who got lucky? We lay out the evidence of his time on the Rockets, Lakers, and Spurs, and debate his legacy.

This week's short takes a look at the 70s/80s shooting phenom World B. Free. We cover his time on the 76ers, Clippers, and Cavs, get into his famous name change, and interrogate his shooting legacy.

The Holy Grail of basketball stats - the quadruple double! In this short, we cover the only four that have ever happened, talk about how they sometimes almost happen, and theorize why they get talked about so much.

We're kicking off our Guyaries Shorts series with a look at The Chosen One's beginnings in old Akron, OH. We interrogate the insanity and mythology surrounding Lebron's high school career, culminating in a decision by ESPN to broadcast one of his games nationally.

We're capping off Never Heard of 'Em November with a crown jewel - the blacklisted 90s Bulls shooter and activist Craig Hodges! We cover Hodges' time on the Clippers and Bucks, his role on the Bulls alongside one Michael Jeffrey Jordan, his phenom 3-point shot, and his ultimate blacklisting from the league for his political and activist views.

For our third installment of Never Heard of 'Em November, we're looking at the 80s Phoenix Suns scorer Walter Davis. We cover his blowout rookie season, the Suns in the 80s, and Waltergate - a drug scandal revolving around Davis that nearly broke the franchise.

We're kicking off our new suite, Never Heard of 'Em November, with a deep dive on a neglected figure of the 40s-60s: John McLendon. The inventor of the fast break, a figure involved in the desegregation of college ball, and a student of James Naismith himself, McLendon's place in the sport cannot be overstated!

We break into the WNBA this week by detailing the career of its greatest player - Diana Taurasi! We cover her time at the powerhouse UConn, her decorated career in the WNBA, and her time playing abroad in Russia,

This week we're getting grizzly and spooky - that's right, we're talking debilitating injuries! We walk you through what exactly ACL and Achilles tears are, how athletes recover from them, and look at a handful of examples from the league, past and present.

This week, the Guyaries are at the movies with a review of the largely-forgotten 1996 Whoopi Goldberg basketball vehicle "Eddie," a deranged romp where Whoopi becomes coach of the New York Knicks. We think about the forty-something NBA players who star in the film, the Knicks in the 90s, and Whoopi's Knicks superfandom.