Big Shot Bob Pod with Robert Horry

Robert Horry and the crew open the show by joking about the wild weekend from College Football, and B-Dog's Thanksgiving adventure at the beach! We also dive into Ben Simmons' return to Philadelphia and how he'll be received by that crowd, and Rob relates by reminiscing about his hostile returns to Phoenix in his playing days. Plus was Kevin Durant back-pedaling, or was he really trying to protect his teammates? And of course Robert Horry has a lot to say about the Austin Reaves breakout game in LA, and how a healthy Anthony Davis makes such a huge difference for the Lakers because of how good he is. And wait until you hear Rob emphatically call for Giannis to be FINED or SUSPENDED for his actions after the game in Philly the other night! Plus more trade rumors surrounding the Lakers and the Hawks, hilarious audio from the Larsa Pippen and Marcus Jordan heckler, a huge Big Shot of the Week and a fun round of Rapid Fire!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob and the crew dive right into Kevin Durant's comments on his lackluster line-up in Brooklyn, and Rob believes that the fans expect the Nets to win when he's on the floor regardless of who's in his starting line-up. And as the subject turns to Ben Simmons, Rob feels like he should quit if he really doesn't like the media attention that comes with playing pro basketball because he knew that was part of the job when he took it. We also get into the Jayson Tatum ridiculous technical foul, and how that level of behavior would get Draymond Green thrown out of every game if they start handing out technical fouls like that. Plus we weigh in on Larsa Pippen dating Marcus Jordan, Rob thinks Pete Rose deserves a spot in the Hall of Fame, an inspiring Big Shot of the Week and a hilarious round of Shootout!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob and the crew jump right into LeBron's leg injury, and the debate arises about what would it would take for the Lakers to trade Anthony Davis. Rob has a scenario where he could go back to Chicago for Zach LaVine but we all doubt it would ever come together. We also jump into Kyrie Irving's suspension, and Rob begs the question about how the platform owned by Jeff Bezos isn't catching grief  while Kyrie is dealing with all the fallout. Plus Meek Mill tripping refs, a lot of College Football talk after Rob's Crimson Tide lost to LSU, and how Georgia has managed to rebuild an elite defense in just one season. We also get an update on Brittney Griner, an inspiring Big Shot of the Week from Lamar Jackson, and a hilarious round of Walmart or Waffle House to round out the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry and the crew dive right into the Steve Nash firing in Brooklyn, and how the possibility of hiring suspended Celtics coach Ime Udoka is a move they are willing to make because Udoka got Boston to the Finals in his first season. And for Brooklyn at this point, they have nothing to lose and they need a leader. We also dive into the Kyrie drama from this week, and everyone is confused by Kyrie's choice to argue semantics as opposed to just apologizing. Rob also reminds Kyrie that everything he posts is considered promotion due to the size and scale of his platform. Robert also has a personal connection to the tragic shooting of rapper Takeoff in Houston, as his son Cameron hangs out at that same bowling alley and Rob panicked when his phone was going to voicemail that night. We also touch on the Lakers celebrating Darvin Ham's first win in the locker room, the longevity of NBA careers from guys like LeBron, who are the best all-around court players in the league, and some hilarious "burning questions" to round out the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry and the crew open the show with an extensive conversation on the Lakers struggles this early in the season, and Rob feels like players should only get a green light to shoot if they understand that their shots are great shots. Rob also has plenty of blame to pass around in LA, starting with Rob Pelilnka, and how much situational awareness has hurt Russell Westbrook, who needs to take accountability for his bad play. Plus Rob backtracks on his dismissal of the New York Knicks after their strong start to the season, thinks Klay Thompson and Devin Booker had a childish fight, and talks about father time coming down on Tom Brady. Of course a great Big Shot of the Week and a new game called "The Big Three".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bomani Jones, host of "Game Theory with Bomani Jones" on HBO Max, jumps right in on the conversation about Draymond Green, and admits that he's surprised that Draymond played on opening night and thinks he could be gone by season's end. Bomani and Rob also talk about the state of the Lakers, and Bomani thinks that the Lakers invested in the idea of building a team around LeBron James and remain competitive, but the team around LeBron doesn't support that idea. We also dive into the surprising stats from off-season merchandise sales, Tom Brady's sympathy tour, and a truly inspiring Big Shot of the Week!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We kick off this week's Big Shot Bob podcast by discussing the lack of punishment for Draymond Green, after video surfaced this week of Draymond punching teammate Jordan Poole at practice... and Robert Horry says if the Warriors really want to send a message they would suspend Draymond Green on ring night and force him to get his ring another time. Robert is also confused about why Jae Crowder wants out of Phoenix, because if they want to "go young" then you show up all the youngsters and prove your value to the team. And shockingly, Robert Horry BACKS Davante Adams for shoving the camera man in Kansas City because the same thing happened to him when he played in the NBA! Plus we try to figure out what's going on with Kanye West, and Ben Gordon, give out an inspirational Big Shot of the Week to a Commanders running back, and wrap up the show with an NBA-fights game called "Momma Said Knock You Out"!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry talks a ton about the NBA with Shaun Geddes, the king of Knicks Twitter, and Shaun pleads his case about why he thinks the Knicks will be better than a lot of people expect this season. We also debate about how Trae Young and the Hawks have affected Knicks fans the last couple of years, how the Kareem and Kyrie drama bubbled up this week, and Shaun lays out his case about why he feels like the Knicks are a top 5 team in the East this season. Plus we discuss this week's Antonio Brown shenanigans, how the Dolphins royally screwed up with Tua, the DK Metcalf cart-off-the-field-to-poop incident and give out a truly heroic Big Shot of the Week!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are BACK this week, and we get right into the Lakers "Chip on their shoulder" mentality and how guys like Anthony Davis are pushing the narrative that the Lakers are underdogs. Rob is also really impressed by Kawhi Leonard and Zion Williamson coming into the season in such great shape and waiting to see what their games look like coming off injuries. Plus Rob calls BS on Patrick Beverley's narrative about him and Westbrook becoming best friends since linking up on the Lakers, and how when Russ gave Pat Bev's sister courtside seats it wasn't a good gesture but more a ploy to soften him up. Rob also compares the Ime Udoka controversy to Phil Jackson dating Jeanie Buss, and explains how Phil and Jeanie had disclosed their relationship to management and neither was with another person at the time. And as Ben Simmons is now telling his side of the Philadelphia departure, Rob says where exactly Ben went wrong with how he handled practice issues with Doc Rivers. Plus our take on Rhianna as the Super Bowl Halftime performer, Ken Dorsey's epic meltdown, John Cena's Big Shot of the Week, and we play a round of our "Chip on our Shoulder" game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stephen A. Smith knows mercy…when it’s warranted. On “Know Mercy,” Stephen A. will give you his straight shooter point of view beyond the world of sports, breaking barriers and pulling back the curtain on politics, entertainment, and business. Three times a week, you’ll hear his unfiltered opinions on front page news and pertinent cultural events, as well as interviews with outspoken celebrities and thought leaders across the societal arena. You’re guaranteed to be entertained, informed, and motivated. And one thing will be clear: you don't need to know sports to know mercy. “Know Mercy with Stephen A. Smith” is a presentation of Cadence13, an Audacy studio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.