Big Shot Bob Pod with Robert Horry

Rob and Rob open the show this week by reflecting on Steph Curry's historic night, as he breaks Ray Allen's record for the most three-pointers of all time. Robert wonders if guys like Ray Allen and Reggie Miller played in today's NBA if that number would have been higher and harder to break... but agrees that Steph is the greatest shooter to ever play the game. And we somehow devolve into a conversation about meeting fans in public, and Rob shares some stories about being on both sides of that encounter. Plus Rob weighs in on the Westbrook trade rumors in Los Angeles, and he feels bad for Russ because he feels like the Lakers are trying to use him as a scapegoat for a bad start to the season. Rob also thinks that the Nets can't reverse course on Kyrie even if they are hurt, what the Celtics need to do to keep their superstars happy, and some wild questions about uniforms and grudges in the post-game presser.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jenners has to eat crow on behalf of the Georgia Bulldogs, as Alabama alum Robert Horry gets to do a victory lap after last week's show, where we all piled on Alabama and thought they'd lose to Georgia. Plus Rob sounds off on Zion's troublesome weight gain, talking about how hard that weight pulls on a player's body. We also ask Rob about what he said to Jay Williams, as he said Rob was a big trash talker on ESPN radio this week - and Rob doesn't even remember! Plus we touch on Brian Kelly's new southern accent, why Bill Belichick is the greatest coach in pro football history, and a wild Big Shot of the Week that spans from Dan Campbell to Jarod Goff's girlfriend! We cap off the show with a round of Team or No Team, to test Rob's knowledge of obscure college and pro teams!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob and the crew open the show talking out about our impending 1-year anniversary, and the conversation about "who wears #52" sparks a really interesting conversation about Ray Lewis. Plus Rob weighs in on Tristan Thompson and LeBron having abusive fans ejected from games, and how he has only reached that point with a couple of fans ever in his life. Plus it's a huge week of college football news, and Rob (as an Alabama alum) has plenty to say about the SEC Championship Game, and gives his take on both Lincoln Riley and Brian Kelly bouncing to new high profile jobs. And in honor of Enes Kanter Freedom becoming a US citizen this week, both Robert Horry and B-Dog take turns trying to answer questions from the US Citizenship exam... and it's NOT easy!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry and the crew dive into their Thanksgiving family traditions, before breaking down the huge LeBron and Isaiah Stewart fight that led to a huge brawl on the court... and Rob says he used to give guys five seconds to apologize if they ever hit him by accident or he would come after them. We also get Rob's thoughts on Sacramento moving on from Luke Walton, and Rob thinks that Luke is a great guy that was put in a failing situation, and will likely get another shot to coach down the line but probably wasn't ready. Rob also gives some reluctant love to the Suns, talks about his favorite all-time coaches and what made them great, and everyone on the show hates the new taunting rules in the NFL. The Big Shot of the Week goes to a heroic high school football player, and we answer tons of interesting questions in the Post Game Presser.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry and the crew kick off the show by diving into the renaming of the Staples Center, to Crypto.com Arena, and Rob says that if the Lakers hadn't won so many titles in that building no one would care about changing the name. Plus Rob jokes about Alex Caruso's tribute video from the Lakers, and gets heated when reflecting on how much he didn't want one upon his return to LA. And the always awesome Kevin Frazier jumps in to talk about the Warriors, he has some strong words about Kyrie's drama, and jokes about having to beat up his teenage son on the basketball court!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was a crazy week for Jenners and B-Dog who worked the World Series in Atlanta - which got Rob talking about how tough his championship runs were, and how of all the parades he got to attend (SEVEN) it was the Lakers parade that was the most electric. Plus Rob weighs in on the cheap shot by Nikola Jokic on Markieff Morris, and thinks Jokic lost his street cred because he hit Morris in the back... which leads Rob to recall a time when Kobe Bryant and Reggie Miller got into it during a game, and settled up with a full-on fist fight at center court after the game was over! Somehow Rob also tries to defend Zion's weight, and we all dive into Dwight Howard's reaction to being left off the NBA 75 list. Plus Rob and B-Dog argue about the Lakers struggles without LeBron on the floor, the Ben Simmons heavy fine era beginning in Philadelphia, and Rob weighs in on when he had doubts and questions about team ownership in the wake of the Robert Sarver story.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We flash back to some of the best stories from our biggest guests on the Big Shot Bob pod! Including Shaquille O'Neal talking about coming to the Lakers out of shape after winning a title, Rob's man crush on kindred spirit Steve Kerr, and his relationship with Clippers head coach Tyronn Lue. Plus Mark Cuban on the difference between Adam Silver and David Stern, Gary Payton on his love of trash talk in the NBA, and Mario Elie reliving the Kiss of Death and the era of flexing on players! And brilliant moments from Clemson Tigers head coach Dabo Swinney (and his divided loyalty between Clemson and Alabama), amazing memories from Vernon Maxwell, and Lakers owner Jeanie Buss on the relationships with players and coaches that meant the most to her!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a crazy week for Jenners and B-Dog who work at the Braves stadium in Atlanta, and this show is being taped on the eve of Game 3 of the World Series... which makes Rob miss being famous, for all the perks! We also jump into the Tom Brady 600th touchdown ball story and Rob recalls how he didn't get the game ball when he was on the eve of breaking Kareem's playoff games record because Pop didn't start him! And in regards to Richard Jefferson versus the former NBA Ball Boy, Robert Horry says that he recalls a specific reporter in DC that would also stare at the player's privates in the locker room and they used to call it out before he came in. Plus Rob and B-Dog have plenty of thoughts on the struggling Lakers. Plus the guys test their knowledge of obscure fears just in time for Halloween in a round of "You Scared?"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We open the show this week with the Braves-Dodgers smack talk between Rob and Jenners, which spirals into wild stories from MLB games we've attended. Of course we also start with Ben Simmons, and Rob is very frank about the fact that Ben is costing himself AND the Sixers money. Plus lots from around the league as the NBA season tips off, including Kevin Huerter's payday in Atlanta, early reactions to the Lakers and how Rob thinks they will struggle, and what to expect from James Harden in free agency. And the story about Jordan Mahomes disrespecting the Sean Taylor game somehow spirals into more wild stories from Rob's days in the league, including a party night with the uptight Spurs players that he's sure they all remember! And we round out the show with stories about fake IDs, where we would hide our secrets as kids, and some great questions from listeners in the post game presser.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry is headed to Vegas this weekend for his son's basketball tournament, so the Vegas Raiders come up early, and we get Rob's reactions to the John Gruden story. We also lead with the Kyrie situation in Brooklyn, as Rob thinks that the Nets didn't have many options, and that Kyrie needs to stop comparing himself to Muhammad Ali. Plus when Ben Simmons rolled back into Philly, Rob says he owes his teammates an apology and conversation before they hit the floor. We're also joined by college football and NFL legend Vince Young, who talks about his love for Robert Horry, his role with the Texas Longhorns, Texas moving to the SEC, and whether Reggie Bush should get his 2005 Heisman back. And why won't the Suns sign DeAndre Ayton to a max deal, the Big Shot of the Week goes to a kind-hearted young firefighter, and Rob and Jenners lay out a Braves-Dodgers NLCS bet!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.