From Hakeem Olajuwon to Kobe Bryant to Tim Duncan — Robert Horry’s career reads like a history of NBA greatness. In Part 1 of his sit-down with Byron Scott, Big Shot Rob breaks down what made those championship runs special, how he changed the game as one of the first true stretch fours, and the unforgettable road that led to seven NBA titles.

Horry reflects on his trade to the Lakers after the infamous Danny Ainge towel incident, the birth of small-ball basketball in Houston, and what it was like to share the floor with legends like Shaq, Kobe, and Dream. From clutch shots to locker-room chaos to defensive pride, this episode dives deep into the mindset of one of the NBA’s most overlooked champions.

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Former Lakers Byron Scott and Olden Polynice dive deep into the evolution of the NBA — from the physical rivalries of the Showtime era to the very real challenges players faced off the court. In this episode, they reveal untold stories that show just how much the game has changed.

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Former Laker legend Norm Nixon sits down with Byron Scott to revisit the golden era of the Showtime Lakers. From sharing the court with Magic Johnson and Michael Cooper to being traded for Byron Scott, Nixon reflects on the highs, the rivalries, and the business of basketball. He also dives into how players fought for their rights off the court, laying the foundation for the modern NBA Players Association. This conversation blends unforgettable stories with powerful insights into the game’s evolution.

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Magic Johnson breaks down his Top 5 Lakers of all time, giving flowers to legends like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O’Neal, Jerry West, and LeBron James. From Kareem’s skyhook that changed the game to Kobe and Shaq’s dynasty dominance, Magic explains what makes each Laker great and why they belong on his list.

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Byron Scott and Olden Polynice break down the biggest storylines shaking up basketball. From Caitlin Clark and the WNBA’s contract battles to Kevin Durant joining the Rockets and DeAndre Ayton’s move to the Lakers, no topic is off limits. The crew also debates OKC’s chances to repeat, LeBron’s 41-year-old greatness, Luka’s defensive flaws, and the pressure facing Mike Brown in New York.

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Comedian Brad Williams joins Byron Scott on Fast Break for an episode packed with sharp humor and real talk. Known as one of the most successful little person comedians in the world, Brad shares how he’s turned his unique perspective into a celebrated comedy career — from navigating life’s daily challenges to drawing hilarious parallels with NBA legends.

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Former Laker Brian Shaw sits down with Byron Scott to revisit some of the most pivotal moments in NBA history. From the unforgettable Game 7 comeback vs. Portland that launched the Lakers’ three-peat, to the secrets behind Phil Jackson’s triangle offense, to his inside perspective on Shaq and Kobe’s complicated relationship, Shaw gives rare insight into what really made that dynasty work.

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This special episode of Byron Scott’s Fast Break is dedicated entirely to Kobe Bryant. On the heels of Kobe Day (8/24), Coach Byron Scott and Jay Wagers share personal memories of Kobe — as a 17-year-old rookie, a relentless competitor, a devoted father, and a lifelong friend.

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Rapper EDI Mean of the Outlawz joins Byron Scott to share what it was really like recording Hit ’Em Up with Tupac Shakur — one of the most infamous diss tracks in hip-hop history. From life inside Death Row Records to his love for the Lakers and the deep connection between the NBA and West Coast rap culture, EDI brings rare insight and stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

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Gary Vitti spent over 30 years as the head athletic trainer for the Los Angeles Lakers, from the Showtime dynasty to Kobe Bryant’s final game. In this conversation with Byron Scott, Vitti shares behind-the-scenes stories about Kobe’s legendary pain tolerance during the 2000 NBA Finals, Shaquille O’Neal’s humor and leadership in the locker room, unforgettable team pranks, and why today’s NBA players suffer more injuries than ever. From Magic Johnson to Kobe and Shaq, Vitti saw it all — and he’s telling the stories only he can share.

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