Big Shot Bob Pod with Robert Horry

We open the show with the fallout from Los Angeles after the Nuggets swept the Lakers in the Western Conference Finals, and how Rob is now unemployed until he gets a new contract with Spectrum. Rob was also in the building for Game 4 and talks about how he noticed the Nuggets hyping each other up and how good Jokic was when he was needed. That also stems from Mike Malone’s coaching, which Rob also says was way better than the Lakers game plan. Rob also does NOT buy the rumor that LeBron wants to retire, and also doesn’t buy the rumor that the Lakers are looking to trade for Trae Young. We also try to figure out where Anthony Davis was most of the series, how no one is buying the LeBron “retirement” rumors, and what it would take for the Lakers to actually trade for Trae Young. Plus the Heat have been playing amazing basketball, probably part of the reason why Jalen Brown isn’t happy in Boston anymore. Nike pulls Ja’s shoes, Carmelo leaves a legacy, San Antonio quietly wins again, and a dope Big Shot of the Week to a young man who saved a bus full of middle schoolers. And Rob and B-Dog face off in a hilarious round of Rapid Fire!

Robert Horry and the crew return again this week, as we start to roll out a second bonus-show every week. Different from our regular NBA show, the “Shoot Around” tackles some fun pop culture topics, dives into listener questions and let all the guys laugh at some of our funnier life experiences. This week, we find out about Rob’s most destructive teammates, we find out that black folks love to bowl, and we find out which players Rob would have liked to see win a ring. Plus we discuss movie sequels, old-woman crushes, shark attacks and lessons we learned from our mothers! Two shows a week!

As we open this week’s show, we get the word that Doc Rivers has been fired from Philadelphia after another second-round exit – and Robert Horry doesn’t think Doc will get another head coaching job in the NBA. We also try to make sense of the Suns firing Monty Williams, and whether or not Kevin Durant will have a say in their next coaching hire. Plus lots on the Ja Morant fallout, an amazing rant from Kwame Brown, and Rob blames Joel Embiid for ALL of the Game 7 loss. Plus how can the Heat beat the Celtics? Why do the Lakers have a match-up advantage against the Nuggets? A dope Big Shot of the Week, and a round of “I Got Fired’ with the circle of NBA coaching changes.

Tons of NBA Playoff action to talk about on this week’s show – including why Robert Horry thinks the Lakers won the trade deadline… because all the pieces seem to be working perfectly after the trade deadline moves. Plus we all look ahead to possible Western Conference Finals matchups, and we relish in a terrible Lakers take from ESPN’s Mike Greenberg. And why is everyone so fired up about the idea of Russell Westbrook and Pat Bev getting a ring if the Lakers win the title? We also joke about another terrible Mike Greenberg Heat-Knicks take – that somehow playing in Miami is too tough because of the heat? Like Denver’s thin air isn’t an excuse for the Nuggets? Plus how Rob feels about Jokic pushing Suns owner Matt Ishbia, a super cool Big Shot of the Week for James Harden, Bronny’s commitment to USC, the A’s announcer using the N-word, and a HILARIOUS round of Black Crime or White Crime! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry is in the thick of the NBA playoffs, covering the Lakers for Spectrum in Los Angeles – and Rob says watching Steph Curry playing in Game 2 of their series earned him some new respect for Steph’s game. In regards to Draymond’s “loss of respect” for Sabonis because they didn’t shake hands, Robert Horry recalls that he NEVER shook anyone’s hand in the NBA, only guys on opposing teams that he knew, so that’s not a big deal for him. We also joke that the Denver Nuggets are pulling a “San Antonio Spurs act” by quietly killing people in the playoffs, and Rob feels like Embiid’s MVP was deserved but carries the air of a “make up” award for last season. Also do the Heat stand a chance without a healthy Jimmy Butler? Did Dillon Brooks bring all this on himself? Will Kyrie Irving land in LA after all? We jump into all those topics, hand out an inspiring Big Shot of the Week, and joke around in a game of “Playing the Percentages”. Like and subscribe, stick with us throughout the playoffs! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry, Rob Jenners and B-Dog Brandon Harper are BACK and breaking down all the stories from the NBA Playoffs! Rob has thoughts on Dillon Brooks calling out LeBron, Trae Young's game and Giannis's "there is no failure in sports" monologue after the Bucks got bounced. Plus a hilarious Big Shot of the Week, and Rob and B-Dog face off in a round of Shot Clock. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We open the FINAL episode of the show by discussing the lackluster NBA All-Star Game, and Robert admits he hates it and thinks they should scrap the entire weekend. Rob admits that all the players want the accolades but treat it like a thorn in their side, and Mac McClung made a name for himself by winning the Dunk Contest. And Vernon Maxwell's reaction to the game in Salt Lake City was hilarious. We also discuss Jordan Clarkson's bling, how Rob has none because that's not who he was, and his flashiest teammate was Shaq. Rob also really disagrees with the Hawks decision to move on from Nate McMillan because Rob thinks Nate is a great coach and a great person, and feels like players like Trae Young need to fall in line and become better teammates in order to find success in Atlanta. We also discuss Russell Westbook in LA with the Clippers, where Rob says he'll have to fall in line with Kawhi and Ty Lue to succeed. We also ask Rob to look into his crystal ball and predict who will meet in the NBA Finals this summer, and who will win it... and his pick is interesting. Caleb and Jason are our live callers for the final show, we send some huge thanks to Robert Horry for his time, and we play a final hilarious round of Black Crime or White Crime! THANK YOU for 108 awesome episodes!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry dives right into the Kevin Durant move to Phoenix, and how he's excited to see how that core comes together when KD is back. We also talk about the Lakers moves at the trade deadline and Robert talks about why he loves the moves the team made. It's NBA All-Star weekend as well, and Rob reflects on his trips to the game he's taken in the past and how much more fun it was after he retired from the league. We all discuss the fallout from Super Bowl 57, give out an inspiring Big Shot of the Week and play one last epic round of Walmart or Waffle House!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert opens the show by talking about the scene last night in Los Angeles, and with the Lakers broadcast crew as LeBron James broke the all-time scoring record. We also discuss the odd scene surrounding Anthony Davis, who seemed uninterested in LeBron breaking the scoring record, and LeBron's mental state after Kyrie was traded to the Mavericks instead of the Lakers. On Kyrie, Rob also breaks down how Kyrie and Luca can coexist in Dallas, and Rob says they are going to have a hard time because they both need the ball to dominate. We also jump into the wild incident between Dillon Brooks and Donovan Mitchell and the hilarious audio that followed. Plus we touch on the White Men Can't Jump reboot, the 22-year-old coach who posed as a 13-year-old player in a JV high school basketball game, Super Bowl picks and an inspiring Big Shot of the Week. And we round out the show with another great round of Rapid Fire!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We open the show with some news this week that will affect our future going forward. We also jump into LeBron's emotions after the no-call at the end of the Celtics game and roll right into Chris Palmer's reaction to the no-call. Chris also talks about his new Fresh Prince book, who he has winning the Finals this year, his thoughts on the strong East and reacts to the comments about LeBron not being a Top 5 player. We also get Rob's first-hand explanation about what happened when he was kicked out of his teenage son's basketball game, and we close with an awesome Big Shot of the Week from Damar Hamlin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry puts the wraps on Year Two of the Big Shot Bob podcast, and as we enter Year Three we discuss what guests and live events we want to pull off in the coming year. We also jump into the Shannon Sharpe drama from this past weekend, and Rob says it doesn't bother him that much, while Jenners has a much different opinion of what this does to fans going forward. Plus Robert Horry says that Patrick Beverley's verbal squabble with the Lakers team reporter was something he'd never do, because these guys cover you for 82 games a year and can create any narrative they want. Plus Pat Riley weighs in on Kareem's greatness, the awkward audio of the week from Tom Brady, and our Super Bowl predictions. An inspiring Big Shot of the Week, and after Dame called Pat Bev "Flip from Above the Rim" we play a round of Hoops Movie Trivia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We dive into this week's show with the story about how Robert Horry filmed some scenes for The Lincoln Lawyer, and is back from a very cool trip to Egypt with the NBA. And as the NBA trade deadline approaches, Robert says there is no way that the Lakers move either Patrick Beverley or Russell Westbrook, even with all the rumors going around, because neither of them is performing at a high level at the moment. We also debate whether Kareem will be in the building when LeBron breaks his scoring record, Trae Young's behavior in the Atlanta Hawks front office mess, and Rob's reaction to the Luca Doncic mural in Dallas that Mark Cuban found "disrespectful". Also, how many drug tests is too many? - because Ja Morant's on his seventh of the season. And we all appreciate Trevor Lawrence's love for Waffle House. A very cool Big Shot of the Week gets an assist from the Buffalo Bills, and after Rob's trip to Egypt we play a round of "Where in the World is Robert Horry?"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As we open the show this week, Rob is headed to Egypt for an NBA Africa event, plus we get an incredible breaking update on Damar Hamlin's recovery! Rob also believes there is no truth to the rumor that LeBron would ask for a trade from the Lakers this offseason, largely because his family is rooted in LA and he's never asked for a trade before. We also speculate on how the fans feel about Kyrie Irving, as he is leading the All-Star voting among guards, the improvement in Jayson Tatum's game, and how the East has been taking over as the powerhouse in the NBA. Also we dive into the slide Phoenix has been on lately, and just how dominant Nikola Jokic has been this season, even more so than his previous MVP seasons. We wrap up with a classic Big Shot of the Week, and existential questions from the Internet, including movies you loved as a kid but hate as an adult, your sports bucket list and teams you love to root against.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are back from the holiday break, and Robert Horry and the crew catch up on holiday traditions and what videogames have been keeping us away from our families. Of course we talk about the unfortunate incident surrounding Damar Hamlin, and Rob always thinks of the parents in situations like this because he himself has lost a child. We also play some of the uncomfortable confrontation between Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe following the fallout of Skip's untimely tweet. Plus in the wild NBA, we dial in on some of the explosive offensive performances of the last week, and Rob says it has to do with the better players in the league using the rules to their advantage - where in his day players were called for travels and carries way more than today. And an unselfish teammate makes for the best teammate, as Rob has seen that from Kevin Durant these last few weeks as Brooklyn finally hits their stride. Lastly, B-Dog has an issue with Michigan in the college football playoff, and we all try to figure out if TCU will actually have anything against Georgia in the National Championship Game. Stefon Diggs gets a huge Big Shot of the Week, and we round out the week with Walmart or Waffle House.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bill Walton joins the crew for show #100, and the man comes in hot! Bill has a lot of praise for Robert Horry's career, and laments that Rob has not yet been inducted into the basketball Hall of Fame. Plus Bill compares players in today's NBA to the style of game that Rob played in his day, shares his own wild Danny Ainge story about almost fighting him at Celtics practice, and jokes about how long his Hall of Fame speech went when he was enshrined. We also touch on Dame Lilliard breaking the Blazers scoring record, the SOFT comments that caused Draymond Green to have a fan thrown out of a game, and a hilarious holiday edition of Black Crime or White Crime!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob and the crew jump into the wild Lakers-Celtics game and how wild endings to games like this teach these teams about what they are doing right and what they are doing wrong when it counts the most. And of course we all have something to say about Draymond Green, as he had a fan ejected from the game against the Bucks, and Rob says Draymond needs to toughen up when it comes to fans, because he remembers having his life threatened many times over in his playing days and always just focused on winning the game. Rob is also a bit unsure about the naming of the new NBA trophies and wonders how long the names will stay before they are renamed again, but also feels there should be an award named for David Stern. Plus Rob tells NBA players that took offense to Zion's 360 dunk at the end of regulation to "get over it" because they all pull antics on the court and you can't pick and choose what to be upset about. Also a really cool Big Shot of the Week, and in honor of Bob Barker's 99th birthday we play a round of NBA Price is Right!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob and the crew open the show with the breaking news that Britney Griner has been released and we bet on who will get the first big interview. We also acknowledge the passing of our company's founder Norm Pattiz, and Rob remembers him fondly as an avid Lakers fan on the sidelines. Of course we dive into the Trae Young drama in Atlanta, and Rob says guys like Trae should not have the right to make their own rules until they establish themselves in the league as winners. Plus Rob disagrees with Draymond Green's Top 5 all timers because he left Kareem Abdul-Jabbar off the list, and spirals down the rabbit hole of NBA greats. And the Deion Sanders news leads to some fun debate on whether he should have left Jackson State, which we all expected he would in time, versus the idea of what he was creating for HBCU's across the country and wondering who will carry that torch now. We also dive into the College football playoff and why Rob thinks his alma mater Alabama is just going to fold against Kansas State in the Sugar Bowl, how the Lakers have found a formula for success, and a really cool Big Shot of the Week that Rob thinks we should ALL start doing!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry opens the show this week by talking about the Lakers losing a 17-point 4th quarter lead and losing to Indiana, and how the Lakers did not learn to give the ball to Anthony Davis when he's been their hottest shooter on the floor. Rob also talks about how good the Boston Celtics have been offensively because they've been moving the ball and sharing shots between their best guys. We also touch on the success of Joel Embiid recently in Philly, and Kyle Kuzma and Kristaps Porzingas putting it together in Washington. And Rob reacts to Bill Walton calling for him to be inducted into the Hall of Fame on ESPN this past weekend, and how he's almost speechless when guys of that stature offer up praise and respect. Plus a wild weekend in College Football spurs a ton of fun debate, another inspiring Big Shot of the Week, and some great questions that spawned from this week's biggest news stories in a round of Jump Ball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.

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Jenners is out on the high seas with his family this week, and Robert Horry says he's never been on a cruise in his entire life. We also talk about how vacations like this are a good chance to disconnect from the world even though that's really hard for us to do. We also talk about this year's fantasy football teams and the ridiculous bets that are made within our leagues. Robert Horry also breaks down some of the biggest 2022-23 NBA season predictions - including the Clipper finishing #1 in the West, Anthony Davis playing at least 60 games this year, and how no one feels like the Celtics will find a way back to the Eastern Conference Finals. Plus, will Zion, BI and CJ lead New Orleans on a playoff run? Why won't the Heat return to the Conference Finals? And will Phoenix really fall off in the West? We cover a LOT in our 2022-23 NBA Preview - and we round out the show with a round of Black Crime or White Crime.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We open the show this week with Rob laughing at the downfall of Notre Dame football, and having to sweat out the close Alabama game as college football takes over the south again. And when it comes to the Anthony Edwards homophobic comments that were posted on social media, Rob says his boys should know better, don't understand his platform and cost him about $250K in fines. We also touch on the historic Robert Sarver fine, but Rob says he is let down that the NBA didn't kick him out of the league forever. Plus a breakdown of the Le'Veon Bell vs Adrian Peterson fight, Albert Pujols chasing history and an inspiring Big Shot of the Week. And we close out the show with another hilarious round of Rapid Fire!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry and the crew start off by joking about the rolling black outs in LA, as Rob is unable to charge his electric car or even use his podcast lights! We also open the show with some hilarious audio of the week from Coach Ed Orgeron joking about taking his huge payout to leave LSU, and Rob talks about how he deserved a better shake compared to failing coaches that continue to get another shot. Rob also isn't a fan of the Donovan Mitchell trade to Cleveland because it forces Darius Garland off the ball and creates a situation where two guys are both trying to control the floor. Plus Rob sorts out some NBA drama surrounding the NBA 2K23 ratings (including his involvement in the game) and says that he thinks Serena Williams is the most dominant athlete of all time. Stefon Diggs also gets a Big Shot of the Week, and with all the power drama out west we face Rob and B-Dog against each other in a round of CA or GA.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Living in LA means that Robert Horry is not allowed to charge his electric car, which leads to a wild and hilarious conversation about our failures with cars in our lives. Plus, Robert Horry admits he is surprised by the Lakers acquiring Patrick Beverley, because if he were Russell Westbrook he would have never forgiven him for the season-ending injury Pat Bev caused back in 2013. Rob also believes that the RJ Barrett signing in New York likely means the end of the Donovan Mitchell pursuit for the Knicks. He also reluctantly admits that the Clippers are the best team in LA, laughs at James Harden tossing his birthday cake off a yacht, and says the NBA retiring Kobe's numbers league wide would be a slippery slope for the league. Plus Vanessa Bryant's amazing donation from her court victory against LA County, and a Big Shot of the Week goes to an LAPD officer who saved a young boy's life. Be sure to hang out for this week's hilarious game called "Judge Jenners" where everyone on the show answers accusations about things they've done in their past!...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After weeks of trade drama, the Kevin Durant situation in Brooklyn ended right where it started, and Robert Horry thinks that Steve Nash didn't seem to care at all because he never said a word. The conversation about KD's trade request turns to a debate about the power the players possess, and how exactly that got started in the NBA. We also look back on Kobe Bryant's birthday, reflecting with Rob about his time playing with Kobe and the amazing career he carved out in 20 years. Plus Dennis Rodman on his way to save Brittney Griner, and we ask Rob if he would ever play or coach in the Big 3 or the NBA. We round it out with some hilarious stories from Major League Baseball, a truly inspiring Big Shot of the Week, and to celebrate Rob's birthday we play a round of "It's Your Birthday".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We open the show this week by picking on Robert Horry for making an appearance at the Basketball Hall of Fame when he's NOT in the Hall of Fame! Plus Rob thinks that everyone is putting way too much pressure on Bronny to come out and play with LeBron, because he needs to be young and enjoy college. This on the heels of LeBron signing a huge 2-year extension with the Lakers. We also look into the 2022-2023 schedule and Rob hilariously explains how the Lakers got screwed, we salute the mall heckler who had some fun at the expense of Ben Simmons and we get Rob's take on the Deshaun Watson suspension. Of course we had to feature the audio of the Dodgers reporter breaking his arm on a slide, and we feature another inspiring Big Shot of the Week!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob got delayed in Germany, and got stuck in the storms in Houston, but is finally back in the pocket with stories of his travels the last two weeks. Plus Rob has some mixed emotions about the NBA retiring #6, because there have been so many other iconic players like Dr. J who've worn that number in their prime. He also thinks that Kevin Durant is being difficult and drawing lines against the Nets on purpose, in hopes they just move him. And Rob doesn't seem concerned about Kyrie coming to the Lakers, he's more concerned about their bench. We also talk about Brittney Griner's sentencing in Russia, the amazing Antonio Brown quote about his biggest regret and feature some hilarious MLB audio from Cameron Maybin. Plus this week's Little League World Series viral video gets the Big Shot of the Week, and Rob and the crew play a round of "Am I The Asshole?"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry is in Germany this week for Lakers camps, so we wanted to bring you a special version of the podcast this week. These are never before heard moments from the show - stuff that happened before we started the show, after we finished, or for some reason didn't make the final cut. Catch these hilarious behind the scenes moments, including Jenners wife having a huge crush on Jimmy Garappolo, B-Dog's cute but annoying puppy, and even a story about Jenners "walking in" on Shaq. Plus, Rob still rides a bike, the hilarious failures of the milk crate challenge, B-Dog's crazy car issues, and after a year and a half of doing the show Rob finally figured out who B-Dog reminds him of. Thanks for rolling with us during an unconventional week!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry kicks off the show by talking about the trip he is taking to Germany for the Lakers, as he will be doing clinics for kids and has a brief stopover in Amsterdam which makes him nervous. Plus Rob and the crew dive into the Dame Lillard criticisms from the week, and Rob takes up for Dame by saying he has not wasted his career if he stays in Portland and says if JR Smith was offered Dame's money he wouldn't care about winning either. So if Dame stays in Portland and doesn't win a ring, did he waste his career? Rob doesn't think so but the debate ensues. Plus Rob thinks Shariff O'Neal needs a little more of his father's fight in him. And the Jerry Jones hot water this week gets us to talking about old folks and their old-timey ways. Plus an inspiring Big Shot of the Week, and a hilarious round of Black Crime or White Crime.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry and the crew start right away with Steph Curry's jabs at LeBron and the city of LA during his ESPY's monologue, and how he might have reignited his rivalry with the city of Boston. But Rob feels like that city can't possibly hate him any more than they already do, and talks about other fan bases that get fired up about their teams. Plus Rob talks about how obnoxious Auburn fans were to him, how the city of Boston has treated LeBron, and why AAU fights are running rampant across the country. Rob also gets a little hot when he finds out he's not featured in the new NBA 2K game, and talks about how Steph's rating should NOT be a 99 in the new game because he doesn't play good defense. And of course the Zach Wilson cougar drama takes a hilarious turn, Rob throws in his take on Tom Brady's parenting challenges as a famous athlete, and why Rob still goes to the mall. An amazing Big Shot of the Week and a round of Cougar Town round out the show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A wild week on the Big Shot Bob podcast starts with Rob's COVID false positive and Harper's story behind his surgery scar. Then we dive into the Ja Morant story - which is being spun wildly by the media - and Rob applauds Ja's confidence by saying it's exactly where it needs to be to play in the NBA, because confidence drives your game forward. And with the Jazz showing interest in trading Donovan Mitchell, it shows that they're ready to fully rebuild, and Rob thinks there are very few guys in the league today that are untouchable. And on trades, he thinks that if the Lakers wanted to flip LeBron James for Kevin Durant, it's a move that they would have to make! Speaking of LeBron, we touch on his commentary about Brittney Griner, and Rob jokes about Richard Jefferson's adventure as an NBA referee and why he could never ref an NBA game! And we round the show out with a new trivia game called Run-and-Gun.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry comes to us live from Kansas City, as his son competes in a huge AAU tournament, and Rob talks about how teams for Durant, Westbrook and LeBron are all based in KC for some reason. Of course we dive into the Kevin Durant drama, and Rob thinks it's weird that today's players always want to play with their friends instead of a team that wants to win. He also believes that KD will stay put in Brooklyn because the asking price is just too high for him. Plus Rob says he would love to see Kyrie Irving on the Lakers, and thinks the tweet from Jeanie Buss the other night was reflective of making tough decisions like that without a guy like Kobe to give her an honest opinion. Rob also really likes the addition of Dejounte Murray, is unsure about John Wall with the Clippers, but feels strongly that the Rudy Gobert trade to Minnesota was the worst trade ever! We round out the show with a Britney Griner update, a Big Shot of the Week to Ja Morant, and a round of "Movin on Up"!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry spent the week in Houston doing Draft events for the Rockets, and was on hand when Houston picked Jabari Smith at #3. He says Jabari reminds him of Kevin Durant, in that he's skinny and athletic, and likes the pick for the Rockets as they start to rebuild. Draft memories also boil up for Rob, and we find out that he actually attended the 1992 NBA Draft ALONE, he had no one with him at the time and thinks he might be the only player to ever go to the Draft by himself. Plus we talk about partying with your kids, Rob's wrestling adventure in Las Vegas, and we all try to figure out the Knicks moves as they try to acquire Jalen Brunson. And we ask Rob what Kyrie's option pick-up means for the future of Kevin Durant, who really needs to win to solidify his NBA legacy. Plus Rob never misses a chance to dump on his agents as we discuss Freddie Freeman's emotional return to Atlanta, then firing his agent, and Rob speaks to the importance of staying involved with your agent. We close it out with a round of Rapid Fire - including questions about motorcycles, Rob's career aspirations, and the misadventures of teenage boys.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry and the crew talk about Rob's upcoming trip to Houston, and what he's doing for the Rockets as NBA Draft Day approaches. We then go all in on the Finals recap as the Warriors win the title, and Rob has big props for both Coach Kerr and Klay Thompson on the heels of a huge Finals performance. And of course we discuss the legacy of Steph Curry now that he has a Finals MVP, and Robert disagrees with Draymond Green's sentiment about never being able to recapture the feeling of your first championship - this coming from a guy who's won seven! Plus we dive into Steph's place in NBA history, Charles Barkley's on-going feud with Kevin Durant, and what the future holds for Kyrie Irving as he and the Nets hit an "impasse". We hand out a great Big Shot of the Week, and play a hilarious round of Google Feud.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We open this week's loaded up show with the story of B-Dog's broken arm - how it happened, and how stupid injuries have cost us in the past. And Robert Horry says the Celtics blew their shot in the Finals by losing Game 5 - a game where Steph Curry didn't hit a single three-pointer - so he reverses course and says the Warriors will win the Finals in seven. Plus we joke about Steph's t-shirt trolling of Boston, the wild story of the fake Clay Thompson getting banned for life, and Montrezl Harrell being charged with drug trafficking for having three pounds of weed in his car. We also get an update on Britney Griner, share advice from our fathers, do some story time with Robert Horry, and offer up the Big Shot of the Week - and maybe the YEAR - to John Cena for fulfilling the dream of a young teenager with Downs Syndrome who was forced to escape from Mariupol in the wake of the war. And we round out the week with a hilarious round of Black Crime or White Crime.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry opens the show this week with a random conversation about who is the best Batman, and who was the best Joker... which leads to a conversation about classic movie soundtracks and iconic movies that we've never seen. Plus Rob talks about his trip to New York for the NBA Finals party, and meeting rappers and performers that knew who he was but he didn't know them because he's an old man now. Rob also has advice for Al Horford and the Celtics, and lays out exactly what they need to do to win the NBA Finals - and in turn where Draymond Green's attitude on the court pays off, and where it hurts the Warriors. And Rob does NOT agree with Draymond's sentiment that he has earned preferential treatment. Plus Rob thinks the addition of Rasheed Wallace to the Lakers coaching staff will pay big dividends for Anthony Davis, even if they don't get along. And does Rob ever get recognized out in public, Aaron Donald's pay raise, an inspiring Big Shot of the Week, and an NBA Finals edition of the NBA Emoji Game!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the heels of an epic Eastern Conference Finals, Robert Horry talks about a player's mentality going into a Game 7 scenario and how he handled them over his years in the league. At which point we revisit the Boston and Miami series, and Rob systematically breaks down why he feels his 94 Rockets would have beaten the 94 Bulls even if they had Michael Jordan. Sidebars aside, Rob gets back to today's NBA and picks the Boston Celtics to defeat the Warriors in 7 games, and explains why Darvin Ham will be a successful coach as the new hire for his LA Lakers. Colin Cowherd sparks a debate about Steph Curry's impact on the game versus that of Michael Jordan's, we discuss the possibility of Kaepernick going to the Raiders, hand out a remarkable Big Shot of the Week, and cap it off with a great round of Walmart or Waffle House!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We open the show with Luka getting postered by Andrew Wiggins, as the Mavericks fall to a 3-0 deficit, and Rob thinks a lot of this is due to Luka playing a different game against Golden State than he did against Phoenix. And the Eastern Conference Finals are suffering at the hands of injury, and Rob thinks Boston needs to find some answers or get ready to exit before the FInals. Plus Chuck's profane but hilarious war with the Warriors fans, and Nick Saban vs Jimbo Fisher in the NIL battle, Plus, party schools, peeing in the shower, and John Daly's horrible smoking and eating habits at the PGA Championship leads to a wild discussion about how people eat and the weird things they like. A classy Big Shot of the Week rounds out the show, with a round of a new game called "2 Outta 3 Ain't Bad".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's another huge playoff week, and we open the show by talking about Rob's Q&A on Twitter during Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals. Of course we also dive right into the Pat Beverly drama, and Rob's one big issue with all his nonsense from Monday. Plus Rob's take on the Suns epic Game 7 collapse from a guy who has played in a TON of big games and hilarious audio GOLD from Draymond Green and Kendrick Perkins that leaves the show in stitches. Rob also weighs in on Jimmy Buckets going off in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals, and he thinks that the red-hot Mavericks have a legit shot at taking down the Warriors. The Big Shot of the Week goes to the Florida man that landed a plane after the pilot passed out, leading Rob into a story about why he's afraid of private planes, and with Ric Flair's return to the ring at 73 years old we play a round of "Tag the Old Man".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry kicks off this week's show by questioning the NFL officials calling a technical foul on Al Horford for his monster dunk on Giannis, saying that was NOT a tech and was a bad call in a great playoff series. Plus Rob still thinks Golden State wins over Memphis in the West, despite Golden State's ugly play as of late, and the entire crew has jokes about Mike Brown's hopes for the Kings as he takes over in Sacramento. Rob also defends the actions of Chris Paul, as he says he would have beaten the kids that put hands on his wife and mother. And hilarious audio of Charles Barkley egging on Shaq in the midst of this strange feud with Rudy Gobert, and a former teammate of Shaq, Rob knows how this match-up would go. Plus a Big Shot of the Week to Draymond Green, and Rob reflects on his best playoff memories.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry is right into the mix on the NBA Playoff drama, and we start the show with the wild story about Drake clapping back at NBA fans on Instagram and getting petty, which everyone thought was hilarious. And of course Draymond Green's drama with the Grizzlies sparks debate, and Rob calls for Dillon Brooks to be suspended for his ugly hit on Gary Payton II that resulted in Payton fracturing his elbow. Rob also applauds the strength and physicality of Giannis in the postseason, and throws in the towel on the 76ers without Joel Embiid. Plus we get Rob's stories about being a loud (and at times obnoxious) sports parent on the heels of this week's wild stories about parents crossing the line, we get Rob's thoughts on the DeAndre Hopkins suspension, the latest on Brittney Griner, and a very cool Big Shot of the Week from Oceanside, CA. And we put Rob and B-Dog to the test in a round of Dr. Strange or Dr. Fauci.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Horry opens the show with a strong statement - after the Nets got swept by Boston, it was clear to him that Steve Nash should NOT have been coaching that team. Rob goes on to say that Steve's lack of experience, coupled with the red-hot Celtics and all the drama, will make for a very interesting off-season in Brooklyn. We also get props from Rob on the Celtics coaching staff, how Ben Simmons has let social media affect his game, and Rob takes exception with Charles Barkley's comments about how some guys were bus drivers and other guys were just on the bus because he was a huge piece of those championship teams. Rob and the crew also joke about the wild story about Shaq coaching the Lakers, the idiot that decided to try and fight Mike Tyson on a plane, and a Big Shot of the Week for Grizzlies star Ja Morant. And a round of Shot Clock rounds out a really fun show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.