Big Shot Bob Pod with Robert Horry

In this episode of the Big Shot Bob Podcast, Robert Horry and co-hosts Rob Jenners and Brandon Harper discuss various topics ranging from Robert's storied NBA career to personal anecdotes. Broadcasted live from Andalusia, Alabama, Robert shares stories about his hometown, including a park and a street named after him. The hosts dive into discussions about dealing with technology for their parents, Lucas' rumored contract extension, and the impact of players changing their bodies. The episode also features a heated debate about Chris Paul's and Russell Westbrook's places in NBA history and a playful segment predicting which teams could benefit from Russell Westbrook next. Additionally, the 'Big Shot of the Week' honors go to the owners of Korea House Restaurant for their charitable community efforts. To wrap it up, the hosts engage in a fun trivia game focused on record-breaking sports achievements.   00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:34 Robert Horry's Hometown and Park 02:12 Tech Support for Parents 05:11 Luka Doncic's Contract Rumors 12:27 Jonathan Kuminga's Situation with the Warriors 17:28 Jeff Teague's Steroid Allegations 20:14 Debate on Performance Enhancing Drugs 29:19 Chris Paul vs. Russell Westbrook Debate 30:37 Russell Westbrook vs. Chris Paul: A Point Guard Comparison 31:56 Chris Paul's Impact on Franchises 36:53 Westbrook's Future: Potential Teams 40:19 Legacy Beyond Championships: Dwayne Wade's Perspective 49:27 Big Shot of the Week: Vivian Newton's Generosity 51:56 Game: Us Versus Everyone

In this episode of Shoot Around, the team, including NBA legend Robert Horry, dives deep into Joel Embiid's injury issues and his impact on the Sixers' franchise. They also discuss the implications of entering the NBA with pre-existing injuries, comparing players like Michael Porter Jr., Ben Simmons, and Zion Williamson. The discussion shifts to a bold claim by Kenyon Martin about Draymond Green, and they debate technological advancements in sports officiating. The panel shares insights on the nicest stadiums they've visited and wish to visit, and wrap up with fun 'Start, Bench, Cut' games featuring Anthony Edwards, Cade Cunningham, and Paolo Banchero, and the different eras of LeBron James.   00:00 Introduction and Hosts 00:48 Joel Embiid's Injury Woes 02:54 NBA Players and Injuries 06:59 Kenyon Martin's Bold Statement on Draymond Green 09:26 No-Brainer Rules in Sports 12:24 Stadiums: The Best and the Most Impressive 15:06 Iconic Plays and Unforgettable Moments 18:20 Start, Bench, Cut: NBA Edition

Join us for an engaging episode with Robert Horry, Brandon Harper, and Rob Jenners on the Big Shot Bob Podcast. This week, we delve into the quirks of NBA media day, the challenges and progress in WNBA pay disparities, and some wild crime stories in our hilarious game of 'Black Crime, White Crime.' From analyzing impactful NBA signings to discussing standout moments from the WNBA All-Star Game, this episode offers an insightful yet entertaining mix of basketball and offbeat humor.   00:00 Introduction and Casual Banter 01:26 Internet Woes and Remote Work 02:35 SEC Media Days Madness 06:30 NBA Media Day Experiences 09:58 Damian Lillard's Return to Portland 17:28 Bradley Beal's Buyout and Clippers Move 25:05 Marcus Smart Joins the Lakers 35:14 Playoff Predictions and Team Health 35:43 San Antonio Spurs' Potential 37:07 Western Conference Contenders 47:20 WNBA Pay Disparity Discussion 59:46 Heroic Rescue in Paris 01:01:56 Black Crime or White Crime Game

Robert Horry reconnects with Jenners for a nostalgic look at the original launch of their show. They discuss current events in Atlanta, including the Major League Baseball All-Star Game and Home Run Derby. Robert shares a travel mishap and the disappointment of missing his grandson's birthday. The duo reflects on the rapid passage of time and the experience of growing older. They delve into discussions about NBA contract extensions, specifically Devin Booker's, and their personal takes on the state of the league. Other topics include their disdain for Summer League, hilarious sports highlights, and humorous commentary from Curtis Jones on a recent mountain lion sighting.   00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:38 Major League Baseball All-Star Game in Atlanta 01:26 Family and Reflections on Aging 04:44 Home Run Derby Experience 07:33 NBA Contracts and Player Salaries 19:13 Paul George's Injury and NBA Player Roles 21:44 Summer League and TV Shows 22:38 TV Rabbit Hole and Bosch 22:58 Bronny's Summer League Performance 24:41 Summer League Experience 25:31 Athletes Then vs. Now 27:34 Epic Summer League Poster 37:11 Mountain Lion Sighting 40:14 Big Shot of the Week: Estrella Quiros 43:10 Superman Movie Review

In the milestone 100th episode of our bonus 'Shoot Around' series, Robert Horry, aka 'Big Shot Bob', dives into engaging discussions on NBA legends, AI advancements, and personal anecdotes. The episode kicks off with a spirited debate on who they'd prefer at age 30: LeBron James or Nikola Jokic, analyzing their peak careers and impact on the court. The conversation then transitions to whether LeBron could emulate Tom Brady and continue his career with reduced contracts. The crew also touches on hypothetical scenarios regarding the Lakers' valuation and whether legendary players should receive a cut from team sales. Towards the end, the hosts explore the implications of AI advancements with ChatGPT, sharing personal fears and humorous anecdotes about AI's potential impact.   00:00 Introduction and Milestone Celebration 01:05 LeBron vs. Jokic 04:09 Can LeBron Pull a Brady? 11:42 KD's Legacy and Scoring Milestone 13:12 Shaq's Take on Lakers Sale 15:17 Childhood Basketball Memories 18:27 ChatGPT: A Game Changer 19:53 AI: Friend or Foe? 21:44 Marvel and Movie Talk 25:52 AI and the Future

In this episode of the Big Shot Bob Podcast, Robert Horry, Brandon Harper, and Rob Jenners dive into an array of topics from the NBA Summer League to Deandre Ayton's addition to the Lakers. The crew also discusses Chris Paul's potential final season, Tyrese Halliburton's Achilles injury, and the impact of recent NBA trades and buyouts. They also reflect on Robert Horry's hectic personal schedule, the value of young NBA talents, and the implications of hefty player contracts for team dynamics. Plus, a heartwarming shoutout to a heroic Coast Guard officer and the usual Rapid Fire trivia challenge add a mix of serious and lighthearted moments.   00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:35 Busy Week for Robert Horry 02:11 Summer League Insights 06:04 Deandre Ayton Discussion 17:50 Bradley Beal Buyout Speculation 18:28 NBA Player Trades and Moves 24:27 Chris Paul's Final Season Announcement 26:59 Big Contract Extensions: Paolo and Chet 27:43 OKC's Financial Dilemma 31:55 Tyrese Halliburton's Injury Update 32:05 Dame to Golden State? 33:16 Knicks Hire Mike Brown 38:54 Big Shot of the Week: Scott Ruskin 41:57 Rapid Fire Trivia

Join Robert Horry, aka Big Shot Bob, as he celebrates the 4th of July in this special Shoot Around bonus show. From hilarious poolside antics to discussing their holiday plans, they cover it all. Dive into debates about the greatest white NBA players, and listen to stories of traffic tickets, including Robert's wild tale of going to jail for an unpaid tint ticket. They also discuss the prospects of autonomous taxis and share their excitement for upcoming movies. Tune in for a mix of laughs, nostalgia, and unfiltered banter.   00:00 Introduction and 4th of July Greetings 00:54 4th of July Traditions and Plans 02:19 NBA Memories and Celebrations 03:02 Debating the Best White NBA Players 05:30 Ron Harper and NBA Aspirations 10:10 Stephen A. Smith and NBA Coverage Critique 12:12 Don't Mess with a Classic Show 12:40 Worst Tickets and Traffic Stops 16:59 Favorite Athletes from Rival Teams 19:10 Self-Driving Cars: Would You Try It? 20:46 Movie Talk: Racing Films and Jurassic Park

It’s NBA Free Agency madness! Join Robert Horry and the crew in Episode 218 of the Big Shot Bob Podcast as they dive deep into the latest NBA Free Agency news and trades. From Giannis Antetokounmpo's potential landing spots to Kevin Durant's shocking move to Houston, they cover it all. Get their takes on Miles Turner's surprise signing with the Bucks, Deandre Ayton's free agency prospects, and the most surprising NBA Draft picks. The team also debates the power dynamics between NBA and college athletes in today's sports landscape. Don't miss the laughs, insights, and hot takes!   00:00 Introduction and Welcome Back 01:12 NBA Free Agency Frenzy 02:05 Giannis Trade Speculations 08:32 Kevin Durant to the Rockets 10:31 Houston Rockets' Offseason Moves 13:44 LeBron's Future and Lakers' Moves 26:26 NBA Trade and Free Agency Roundup 32:38 Cryptic Area Codes and NBA Rumors 33:23 NBA Draft Highlights and Controversies 34:33 Advice for New NBA Players 37:52 Brooklyn Nets' Draft Decisions 39:12 NBA Free Agency Updates 42:04 WNBA Star Caitlyn Clark's Popularity 43:56 Big Shot of the Week: BMX Journey 45:09 NBA Player Salaries and Power Dynamics 46:46 Debate: College vs. NBA Player Power 53:20 Geography Game: On the Move

In this episode of The Shoot Around, Robert 'Big Shot Bob' Horry brings his humor and unique insights. He delves into random stories, shares funny personal anecdotes, and even predicts the outcomes of the NBA Finals. The episode includes entertaining segments like a hilarious press conference clip from Sheriff Grady Judd, humorous sayings, and old man habits. Robert also recalls some memorable moments from his college basketball days. Additionally, the gang discusses recent trailers, the concept of reboots, and their favorite mobile games.   00:00 Introduction and Show Setup 01:13 Hilarious Press Conference Moments 02:57 Funny Sayings and Family Stories 05:40 Old Man Behaviors 10:08 Revenge Stories and College Memories 11:45 A Cartoonish Sidestep Incident 12:08 Revenge on the Basketball Court 12:58 Suspension and Redemption 14:25 Exciting Movie Trailers 14:53 Reboots and Sequels Discussion 17:20 Big Three and Overseas Basketball 18:34 Stephen A. Smith's Solitaire Incident 18:51 Favorite Mobile Games 21:01 Social Media Time Machine 22:45 Upcoming Plans and Events

In Episode 217 of the Big Shot Bob Podcast, hosts Robert Horry, Brandon Harper (B Dog), and Rob Jenners dive into the latest in NBA Finals action. They discuss Game 5 performances, including Tyrese Halliburton's tough night. The crew also navigates through the trade rumors surrounding NBA stars like Kevin Durant and Desmond Bane, and analyze potential moves for the Phoenix Suns and Memphis Grizzlies. Additionally, the team shares a heartwarming story about Texas Roadhouse and pay tribute to loyal pets. Tune in for analysis, laughs, and in-depth discussions on the state of the NBA.   00:00 Introduction and Pre-Show Banter 01:45 NBA Finals Game 5 Recap 02:35 Halliburton's Injury and Its Impact 04:28 OKC's Dominance and Predictions 13:21 Desmond Bane Trade Analysis 23:08 NBA Draft Picks and Player Potential 30:19 Top Performers of the 2024 Draft Class 31:09 Desmond Bain Trade and Kevin Durant's Value 32:50 Potential Destinations for Kevin Durant 35:00 Challenges of Trading for Kevin Durant 46:27 Big Shot of the Week: Texas Roadhouse Tribute 51:20 Game Time: Worst Performances in Sports History

In this episode of the 'Shoot Around', basketball legend Robert Horry discusses various topics, including whether Jason Tatum already has a Hall of Fame resume, his own experiences with crying children on airplanes, and the benefits of sitting in the exit row for extra legroom. The crew also dives into funny anecdotes about drinking at sporting events, debates over-hyped players across sports, and wraps up with a 'Start, Bench, Cut' segment featuring NBA stars Jokic, Giannis, and Luka. Hilarity ensues with discussions about 'warm nuts' on airplanes and exploring fan questions from social media. Don't miss out on this mix of sports analysis, personal stories, and plenty of laughs!   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:41 Is Jason Tatum a Hall of Famer? 02:17 Crying Children on Airplanes 03:49 Warm Nuts and First Class Perks 08:46 College Baseball Super Regionals and Drinking Stories 10:51 Warm Greetings and Friendly Banter 11:18 VIP Experience at the Braves Game 11:49 Unexpected Consequences of a Night Out 13:15 Question from Danny: NFL Talk 13:35 Debating Aaron Rodgers' Legacy 14:21 Players with Unjustified Hype 18:23 Start, Bench, Cut

Join Robert Horry, Brandon Harper, and Rob Jenners on the 'Big Shot Bob Podcast' as they dive into Robert's recent trip to Milan for the Junior NBA finals, discuss the ongoing protests in Los Angeles, and analyze the thrilling NBA finals. From sharing his sightseeing experiences in Italy to discussing the impact of peaceful versus violent protests, Robert provides a unique perspective on current events. The crew also delves deep into the NBA finals, highlighting key players and moments, and debates the proposed USA vs World All-Star game format. The episode wraps up with a fun rapid-fire game called 'Three Ball.' Don’t miss this engaging and insightful episode.   00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:27 NBA Trip to Milan 01:58 Travel Woes and LA Protests 05:47 NBA Finals Analysis: Game 1 and 2 10:04 Player Performances and Strategies 22:51 Small Market Teams and NBA Promotion 27:40 Final Thoughts and Future Ideas 34:35 Trophy Mishap and NBA Budget 35:43 Durant and Giannis Trade Rumors 36:33 San Antonio and Wimble Speculations 38:16 Knicks' Tsunami Offer and Top Destinations 41:56 Devin Booker's Coaching Carousel 44:21 Team USA vs. Team World All-Star Game 55:22 “Three Ball” Rapid Fire NBA Trivia

Join Robert 'Big Shot Bob' Horry as he shares hilarious personal anecdotes, including a memorable college story, and discusses the legacy of NBA legends on TNT's 'Inside the NBA.' Dive into discussions about memorable NBA moments, the importance of sportsmanship, and the criteria for being considered the greatest player in the league. Also, enjoy the fun debates over celebrity crushes, nostalgic TV characters, and everyday pet peeves.   00:00 Introduction and Shoutouts 00:43 Farewell to Inside the NBA 02:05 Craig Sager's Legacy 03:48 Memorabilia and Sentimental Keepsakes 04:51 SGA and the Greatest Thunder Player Debate 07:40 Face of the League Discussion 09:34 Record Low Attendance at MLB Game 12:19 Gold Digger Test and Relationship Insights 15:54 Tom Cruise's Les Grossman Comeback 16:33 Favorite Characters to Bring Back 18:40 Celebrity Crushes Discussion 22:35 Annoying Habits and Pet Peeves 23:26 Hygiene Etiquette in Public 25:07 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

NBA content creator Da Kid Gowie joins the show to discuss his viral videos, his journey to fame, and his love for the game. The crew also dives into the firing of Tom Thibodeaux by the Knicks, debates the best NBA players in history, and plays a hilarious game of 'Black Crime or White Crime'. Plus, they highlight a high school senior's dedication to his job and the generosity of a supportive community.   00:00 Introduction and Casual Banter 00:49 Da Kid Gowie Introduction 01:01 Content Creation Journey 04:20 NBA Commentary and Insights 04:25 Knicks Coaching Change Discussion 12:20 Rockets and Potential Trades 19:02 Favorite Content and LeBron Moments 21:29 Top 5 NBA Players Debate 25:03 Scotty Pippen's Legacy 27:53 Upcoming Game Teaser 28:13 Discussing the NBA Finals 28:26 MVP Surprises and Predictions 29:36 Team Analysis: Pacers vs. OKC 32:36 Game Time: Black Crime or White Crime? 44:22 Wrapping Up and Big Shot of the Week

Join Robert Horry, aka Big Shot Bob, for a fun-filled Friday Bonus Show, featuring antics, stories, and NBA insights. This week, Robert shares entertaining encounters with celebrities Salma Hayek and Kirstie Alley. The discussion takes a basketball turn with listener questions about Giannis' future in Milwaukee and Kendrick Perkins' take on what it takes to be the face of the NBA. Plus, there's some friendly banter about favorite foods, competitive eating, and the challenges of staying fit. Tune in for laughs, stories, and all things NBA!   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:42 Listener Questions and Selma Hayek Story 01:35 Kirstie Alley Encounter 04:04 Giannis and the Bucks Future 08:40 Westbrook's Hand Injury and Comeback 10:35 Face of the NBA Debate 17:04 Regional Faces of the NBA 17:52 Is Shea a Free Throw Merchant? 20:26 Competitive Eating Feats 21:00 Favorite Foods and Overeating

Join Big Shot Bob, aka Robert Horry, along with B-Dog Brandon Harper, and Rob Jenners as they dive into the thick of the NBA Conference Finals. In this episode, they discuss the playoff performances, particularly focusing on the Oklahoma City Thunder and Minnesota Timberwolves, player tendencies, and the coaching challenges. They also cover the rise of Tyrese Haliburton as a key player in the Indiana Pacers and how the WNBA is growing in popularity. Enjoy a fun game of Walmart or Waffle House and catch the latest NBA-related updates in a lively discussion filled with anecdotes and analyses!   00:00 Introduction and Conference Finals Overview 01:05 Western Conference Finals Analysis 01:46 Minnesota Timberwolves' Struggles 06:29 Coaching and Player Dynamics 13:27 Eastern Conference Finals Insights 14:41 Indiana Pacers' Performance 16:56 Tyrese Haliburton's Impact 24:47 Comparing Teams and Players 30:34 NBA Finals Predictions and Paul George's Influence 33:24 Team Brotherhood and NBA Strategies 34:25 OKC's Journey and Harden's Departure 35:54 WNBA's Financial Growth and Star Players 40:51 Jaron Jackson Jr.'s Supermax Miss 42:56 Luka's Weight Loss and NFL's Tush Push 48:58 Big Shot of the Week and Walmart or Waffle House

Join Robert Horry, aka Big Shot Bob, as he dives into memorable moments in his basketball career, including nerve-wracking Game 7 experiences and his time with the Portland Trailblazers in the Conference Finals. The podcast also fields listener questions on topics like Jalen Brunson's place in Knicks history and Westbrook's future in Denver. Additionally, hear intriguing celebrity encounters featuring Selma Hayek, Angela Bassett, and John Legend. Don't miss Rob's hilarious Selma Hayek story involving a movie premiere and a surprise phone call from Edward Norton!   00:00 Introduction and Conference Finals Update 00:42 Listener Questions: Best Team and Game Seven Nerves 01:35 Pre-Game Rituals and Nervousness 04:07 Scotty Scheffler and Rob's Memorabilia 07:45 Westbrook's Future and Role Adaptation 10:44 Jalen Brunson's Potential Legacy with the Knicks 14:18 Giannis and Wemby in San Antonio? 16:53 Selma Hayek and Ageless Beauty 17:57 Aging Gracefully: Celebrities Who Defy Time 19:46 Unexpected Celebrity Encounters 19:58 Angela Bassett: A Neighborly Surprise 22:32 Podcasting with Oprah's Steadman 25:45 Meeting John Legend 26:59 Selma Hayek's Unexpected Call 28:22 Selma Hayek's Movie Premiere

In Episode 213 of the Big Shot Bob Podcast, Robert Horry, Brandon Harper, and Rob Jenners discuss Robert Horry's home renovations and the ongoing recovery efforts in disaster-struck areas. They delve into the 2025 NBA Conference Finals, making predictions and analyzing team performances. The podcast covers in-depth statistics, key matchups, and potential outcomes for the Eastern and Western Conference Finals. Additionally, they speculate on Kevin Durant's possible move to a new team and the impact it might have. The episode wraps up with a fun Conference Finals High-Low game and the Big Shot of the Week, celebrating a blind woman who earned her college degree.   00:00 Introduction and House Renovation Woes 03:03 NBA Conference Finals Overview 05:08 Rooting for the Timberwolves 08:50 Denver Nuggets' Offseason Challenges 18:53 Knicks Fans' Over-the-Top Reactions 30:23 Turner vs. Kat: The Big Man Battle 32:19 Pacers' Defensive Strategy 35:17 Series Predictions and Knicks' Roller Coaster 38:18 Kevin Durant Trade Rumors 49:47 Big Shot of the Week: Amanda Juin 50:54 Conference Finals High-Low Game

In this lively episode of the Big Shot Bob Podcast, NBA legend Robert 'Big Shot Bob' Horry, alongside co-hosts Brandon Harper and Rob Jenners, dive into multiple hot topics from the world of basketball. They begin by evaluating Daryl Morey’s claim that Joel Embiid will return to MVP form despite ongoing health concerns. The conversation shifts to the potential future destination for Kevin Durant, debating whether Miami or Minnesota is a better fit for the superstar. Additionally, Robert shares some personal anecdotes, including a memorable conversation with his brother that impacted his career and a viral tweet claiming he sent drinks to a fan's girlfriend in 2007. Tune in for insights, laughs, and some unexpected stories from one of the NBA's most clutch players.   00:00 Introduction and Banter 01:34 Discussing Joel Embiid's MVP Potential 08:13 Kevin Durant's Potential Moves 12:48 Can You Train to Dunk? 16:23 Robert Horry's Club Rumor 22:27 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode of the Big Shot Bob Podcast, Robert Horry, Brandon Harper, and Rob Jenners dive deep into the latest NBA Draft Lottery results and the conspiracies surrounding it. They discuss the Mavericks' surprising win, the history of lottery controversies, and the potential movements of star players like Giannis. The hosts also chat about the big names joining NBC's NBA coverage, including the legendary Michael Jordan. Plus, they humorously address topics from wild conspiracy theories to Halle Berry's unexpected Mother's Day Instagram ad. Tune in for a mix of humor, insight, and fiery debates!   00:00 Introduction and Podcast Setup 04:24 NBA Draft Lottery Conspiracy Theories 13:31 Giannis Trade Rumors and Speculations 25:34 Playoff Series Analysis: Timberwolves vs. Warriors 29:32 Playoff Series Analysis: Pacers vs. Cavaliers 35:01 Playoff Series Analysis: OKC vs. Denver 37:16 Shooting Struggles and Game Plans 38:24 Michael Jordan Joins NBC 39:59 Debating NBA Nostalgia 44:12 Jordan's Impact as a Commentator 48:23 Draymond Green and the Angry Black Man Stigma 50:05 Austin Reaves' Future with the Lakers 53:31 Big Shot of the Week: Heroic Dog 56:42 Conspiracy Theories Quiz 01:05:25 Halle Berry's Instagram Ad

In this episode, Robert Horry a.k.a. 'Big Shot Bob' discusses his recent appearance on 'Nightcap with Uncle Shannon and Ocho' and the potential for having Shannon on his own show. The team answers listener questions, including where Steph Curry stands in the GOAT conversation. They also debate each NBA team's greatest player and share their picks for the most criminally underrated movies.   00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:24 Listener Questions and Show Updates 00:46 Rob's Appearance on Nightcap 03:21 Discussion on Steph Curry's GOAT Status 06:53 Underrated Movies Discussion 10:07 Debating the Greatest NBA Teams 13:13 Choosing Favorite Teams / Comparing NBA Legends 14:46 Greatest Players by Team 19:49 Controversial Picks and Final Thoughts

In this episode of The Big Shot Bob Podcast, hosts Big Shot Bob (Robert Horry), B Dog Brandon Harper, and Rob Jenners discuss the remarkable coaching legacy of Gregg Popovich as he steps down as head coach to become the President of Basketball Operations for the San Antonio Spurs. They dive into the NBA playoffs, breaking down recent games including standout performances and critical moments. The team shares insights on series involving the Boston Celtics, New York Knicks, Minnesota Timberwolves, Golden State Warriors, Denver Nuggets, and more. They also touch on James Harden's playoff struggles, the impact of key injuries, and pivotal coaching decisions. The episode wraps up with awarding the Big Shot of the Week and a fun game called 'Bounced,' reflecting on memorable playoff upsets.   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:43 Gregg Popovich's Legacy and Retirement 09:43 NBA Playoff Surprises and Analysis 14:52 Celtics' Three-Point Struggles 25:40 Lakers' Playoff Performance and LeBron's Injury 29:01 Luka vs. Giannis: A Hypothetical Trade 32:59 LeBron's Final Season Predictions 33:21 Lakers' Potential with Giannis or Luka 33:43 LeBron's Playing Time Strategy 34:34 Giannis' Fit with the Lakers 36:08 Warriors' Dominance Over the Rockets 36:58 Draymond Green's Controversial Play 37:48 Mad Max Tweets of the Week 39:57 Warriors vs. Timberwolves Matchup 41:32 Draymond Green's Impact on the Series 43:42 James Harden's Game Seven Struggles 45:20 Nuggets' Smart Play Against the Thunder 50:18 Big Shot of the Week: Tammy Conjure's Generosity 52:03 Game Time: Bounced

Join Robert 'Big Shot Bob' Horry and the team on Episode 91 of The Shoot Around as they dive into some of the week's most entertaining and bizarre topics. They kick things off by debating whether 100 people could possibly defeat a silverback gorilla, referencing input from zoologist Ron McGill of Zoo Miami. The conversation then shifts to Bill Belichick's awkward interview on CBS, exploring his dynamic with his much younger girlfriend. Additionally, the episode touches on Robert's draft day experience, the challenges of avoiding spousal arguments, and hilariously ends with a story about a puppy's car sickness. Tune in for laughs, intriguing debates, and relatable life stories.   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:35 Debate: Can 100 People Beat a Gorilla? 02:28 Expert Opinion on Gorilla Strength 05:01 Bill Belichick's Awkward Interview 06:35 Belichick's Relationship Controversy 12:24 Abrupt Topic Shift 12:32 Draft Day Bathroom Mishap 13:12 Solo Draft Experience 13:54 Travel Challenges to Portland 14:22 Space Travel Aspirations 15:01 Australia's Deadly Wildlife 15:40 Toilet Habits Discussion 16:59 Space Conspiracy Theories 18:58 Avoiding Arguments with Spouses 20:59 Puppy Car Sickness Incident

In this episode of the Big Shot Bob Podcast, hosts Robert Horry, Brandon Harper, and Rob Jenners dive into the Lakers' playoff performance and the coaching decisions affecting their game. They discuss missed opportunities, bench depth, and key players like LeBron and Luca. The conversation touches on various NBA playoff matchups, including the Timberwolves, Warriors, Thunder, and Grizzlies. Additionally, they tackle the NFL draft controversy surrounding Shedeur Sanders and the fallout from a prank call involving the Falcons. The episode wraps up with a rapid fire trivia game and recognizes some heroic Good Samaritans in Jacksonville, Florida.   00:00 Introduction and Banter 01:15 NBA TV and Coaching Insights 01:56 Lakers' Playoff Struggles 05:31 Depth and Bench Issues 06:38 Minnesota's Key Players 09:45 LeBron vs. Ant Man 17:16 Coaching Critiques and Future Speculations 20:29 Golden State's Playoff Performance 22:27 Draymond Green's Antics 23:49 Thunder Sweep Grizzlies 27:05 Clippers vs. Nuggets Thriller 29:08 Knicks vs. Pistons Controversy 31:54 Celtics vs. Magic and Young Stars 34:31 Cavaliers' Dominance Over Heat 37:04 Reflecting on the Game 38:47 Dame Lillard's Injury Woes 40:04 Pacers vs. Bucks Series Analysis 40:22 Giannis' Future with the Bucks 43:29 NFL Draft Drama: Shedeur Sanders 49:51 Falcons' Prank Call Incident 01:00:31 Rapid Fire Trivia Challenge

Robert Horry, aka Big Shot Bob, hosts the 90th edition of the Shoot Around bonus show, covering NBA awards finalists and player rankings. Discussing finalists for MVP, Sixth Man of the Year, Rookie of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, and Most Improved Player, Robert and his co-hosts debate the deserving candidates. They also highlight Kevin Harlan's hilarious Walmart plug, Shaquille O'Neal's bathroom mishap live on air, and NBA players voting for the most overrated players in the league. Tune in for candid opinions and a lot of laughter!   00:00 Introduction and Show Overview 00:39 NBA Awards Finalists Discussion 01:23 Sixth Man of the Year Contenders 02:24 Rookie of the Year Debate 03:16 Defensive Player of the Year Analysis 05:47 Most Improved Player Controversy 09:38 MVP Talk and Player Perspectives 10:20 Historical MVP Comparisons 12:18 Quick Topics and League's Most Overrated Players 12:51 Late Night Shopping Dilemmas 14:37 Shaq's Awkward Moment on Live TV 17:17 A Controversial NBA Rule Change Idea 18:24 NBA's Most Overrated Players Revealed 20:51 Debating the Overrated List 23:37 The Need for an Underrated Players List

Join Robert Horry, Robert Jenners, and Brandon Harper for an action-packed episode 209 of the Big Shot Bob Podcast. Dive into intense NBA playoffs discussions, focusing on teams like the Lakers, Timberwolves, Warriors, Rockets, Clippers, Nuggets, Knicks, Pistons, and more. Robert shares the latest buzz around the controversial Nico Harrison press conference and debates firings in Dallas. The episode takes a fun turn with the return of 'Black Crime or White Crime,' featuring bizarre and hilarious crime stories that will keep you guessing. Plus, get an inside look at Chris Sale's heartwarming gesture and much more in this lively episode.   00:00 Introduction and Playoff Excitement 01:16 Nico Harrison Press Conference Controversy 07:38 Lakers vs Timberwolves Analysis 15:12 Steph Curry's Playoff Brilliance 19:28 Thunder's Easter Sunday Embarrassment 24:42 Nuggets vs Clippers: A Slugfest 29:22 Knicks vs Pistons: A Gritty Battle 32:52 Coaching Styles and Player Management 33:31 NBA Playoff Updates 37:02 Hawks' Management and Future 46:20 Gregg Popovich's Health and Career 48:40 Big Shot of the Week: Chris Sale 54:06 Black Crime or White Crime

In this episode, NBA legend Robert Horry, also known as Big Shot Bob, joins Rob Jenners and the gang for a lively discussion. They kick things off by guessing the top 15 highest-selling NBA jerseys of the season. The conversation shifts to Robert Horry's impressive playoff record, as well as James Harden's remarkable streak of never missing the playoffs. The guys also weigh in on the recent viral moment involving Braves sideline reporter Wiley Ballard, who gained attention for getting a fan's number live on air. They debate whether such actions are appropriate or simply harmless fun. Tune in for insights, laughs, and a fresh perspective on both basketball and broadcasting.   00:47 Top 15 Highest Selling NBA Jerseys 04:08 Mikal Bridges' Ironman Streak 06:40 Ja Morant's Controversial Celebration 08:14 Signature Moves in the NBA 10:28 Sunday at the Masters 12:42 Charlotte Hornets: A Gold Mine? 14:04 Young Team with Potential 14:08 Challenges of Attracting Talent 14:54 Showmanship vs. Winning 15:49 James Harden's Playoff Streak 16:39 Robert Horry's Playoff Record 18:15 Wiley Ballard's Viral Moment 21:01 Debate on Sideline Reporting 24:54 Fun in Baseball Broadcasting

Join Robert Horry, Brandon Harper, and Rob Jenners on the latest episode of the Big Shot Bob Podcast as they dive into NBA playoff predictions, memorable fan moments, and the state of various teams. This episode features insight on predictions made at the start of the season, evaluation of team performances, and in-depth discussions about NBA stars like Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal. Witness an emotional surprise fan moment with Robert Horry on ESPN. Plus, test your knowledge with a 'Who's Bigger?' game and enjoy some lighthearted fun. Perfect for basketball enthusiasts and fans of insightful sports commentary.   00:41 NBA Play-In Tournament Recap 01:21 Playoff Predictions Review 03:55 Phoenix Suns' Struggles and Coaching Changes 06:48 Big Three Dynamics in the NBA 23:33 Lakers vs Timberwolves Playoff Matchup 30:02 Knicks vs Pistons Playoff Matchup 34:15 Pacers vs Bucks Playoff Matchup 34:54 Unassuming Pacers: A Deeper Look 36:34 Playoff Matchups: Predictions and Analysis 39:21 Heartwarming Moments: Robert Orry's Surprise 42:47 NBA MVP Talk: Jokic's Historic Season 46:27 Gregg Popovich's Health and Future 51:11 Ernie Johnson's Emotional Farewell 56:40 Who's Bigger? “Missed the Playoffs” Edition

Join Robert Horry, Rob Jenners, and Brandon Harper in this entertaining Friday bonus show called 'The Shoot Around.' Rob discusses his latest venture into dog adoption with a rescue puppy named 'Seven.' The hosts also delve into the current NBA season, discussing candidates for Defensive Player of the Year and comparing past and present basketball talent. They share their thoughts on the notion that today's NBA might be 'too soft,' referencing Shaquille O'Neal's recent comments. Lastly, the team switches gears to recommend must-watch TV shows, including 'The Resident,' 'White Lotus,' 'Paradise,' an d more, ensuring you have plenty of binge-worthy content for the weekend.   00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:27 Robert's New Rescue Dog 03:49 NBA Defensive Player of the Year Discussion 07:34 Uncle Shannon's Lakers Predictions 08:55 Cooper Flagg and One-and-Done Players 14:31 Debating NBA Player Heights 15:29 Cooper Flag's Impressive Transition Game 16:10 Shaq's Rant on the NBA Being Too Soft 17:33 Discussing NBA Player Skills and Potential 20:40 Revenge Stories and High School Pranks 23:47 TV Show Recommendations

In this episode of the Big Shot Bob Podcast, Robert Horry and the crew dive into the unexpected firing of Denver Nuggets coach Mike Malone and speculate about its impact on the team and star player Nikola Jokic. They also touch on the NCAA finals, with some surprising insights into the Duke vs. Houston game, and discuss various seemingly unbreakable sports records. For fun, the guys tackle a hilarious game of 'Weird Movie Descriptions,' where they try to guess movies based on unconventional summaries. Plus, they share a heartwarming Big Shot of the Week story about an anonymous donor saving a baby's life. Join Rob, Harper, and Jenners for an engaging episode filled with sports analysis, laughs, and touching moments.   00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff 01:44 NBA News: Mike Malone's Firing 04:15 Coaching Dynamics and Team Performance 13:22 Playoff Standings and Predictions 23:47 NCAA Tournament Recap 31:37 Hall of Fame Inductees 32:17 Dwight Howard's Career and Legacy 33:09 Hall of Fame Lobbying Efforts 34:00 Alex Ovechkin Breaks Gretzky's Record 34:57 Unbreakable Sports Records 37:14 Debating Barry Bonds' Home Run Record 39:20 LeBron's Scoring Record and Other Unattainable Feats 43:02 Big Shot of the Week: Anonymous Donor Saves a Life 45:57 Hilarious Movie Descriptions Game

We start out the bonus show this week with a topic about floor generals, with a question centered on Chris Paul and other standout players like Rajon Rondo, Kyle Lowry, and Tony Parker. Despite Chris Paul frequently dominating such lists, Rob made a surprising nod to Rondo, highlighting his exceptional court vision and ability to facilitate plays, likening Rondo's significant impact during his Boston Celtics days as part of a "big four."   We then turn the focus to contemporary stars, sparked by Jeff Teague’s rankings on the Club 250 Podcast. His top picks included Nikola Jokic, Jason Tatum, Luka Dončić, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. This assembly fostered a debate, particularly about Luka's defense, with Rob pointing out the importance of two-way play—a relentless topic in basketball circles about offensive and defensive proficiency. Plus we get into others deserving mention, like Donovan Mitchell and the ageless LeBron James, who continues to impress with his performance at nearly 40 years old. Rob reserved particular praise for Mitchell, noting his all-around game and contributions to his team’s success.   We close it out with frequently quoted favorite films. Blending humor with nostalgia, the co-hosts shared lines from “Tommy Boy,” “Friday,” and “Talladega Nights,” underscoring how these movies remain entrenched in cultural memory. Such discussions illustrate how sports and popular culture often intertwine, offering listeners both laughter and a break from intense sports debates.   00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 00:35 Debating the Best Floor Generals 03:08 Rondo vs. Ben Simmons: A Shooting Comparison 04:51 Jeff Teague's Top Four NBA Players 05:51 Discussing the Term 'Two-Way Player' 07:44 Top Four NBA Players: Personal Picks 12:05 The Tush Push Controversy in the NFL 14:09 The Controversial Tush Push Play 14:36 Defending Against Running Quarterbacks 15:27 LeBron and Brian Windhorst Relationship 16:24 Annoying TV Personalities 17:43 The Mindset of Athletes 20:32 Favorite Sports Reporters and Announcers 21:50 Most Quoted Movies 23:32 Friday Movie Quotes 25:26 Remembering John Witherspoon

This week, we start with Rob's trip to China, where he enjoyed both the picturesque ocean views and the local hospitality. Upon returning stateside, he enjoys the reality of the Atlanta Braves' current slump, which sets the stage for some comical deflection via the "horrible high-low game" later in the podcast. From there we spin off into the MLB debate of the week about “torpedo bats” and of course things take a strange turn during the debate.   Then it’s on to the free-for-all Pistons versus Timberwolves brawl and the bewildering firing of Memphis Grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins. What’s the logic behind the Grizzlies' decision to fire a coach amid a successful season? We break down the possible reasons, oscillating between player-coach dynamics and organizational politics. Next, it’s on to college basketball, where the ever-vocal Kim Mulkey stirred the pot with her candid response to a student reporter’s question after LSU was eliminated in the Elite Eight for the second straight year. Mulkey asked the reporter, "How many final fours have you played in?" creating a divide between those who see it as a humorous quip and those who take offense. It's all about expectations and perception as our hosts unpack the nuances of Mulkey's response.   Wrapping up, the team goes through current NBA standings and playoff aspirations, pondering the fate of the Lakers and the remaining playoff hopefuls. Additionally, Harper raises a cheer for the Atlanta Hawks, hoping they’ll snag a play-in spot and bring some much-needed postseason excitement to ATL. It wouldn’t be a sports discussion without stats and records, right? The crew gamely tackled a "horrible high-low game" focusing on dismal sports records across history: Chris Dudley's free-throw foibles, the New York Mets' losing streak, or even the Prairie View A&M’s infamous 10-year losing streak.   00:00 Introduction and Host Banter 00:57 Robert's China Trip Recap 01:23 The Braves' Struggles and New Game 02:02 NBA Talk: Standings and Firing 02:20 Torpedo Bats Controversy 19:58 Pistons vs. Timberwolves Brawl 27:17 Kim Mulkey's Press Conference Reaction 31:27 Kim Mulkey's Personality and Media Perception 32:48 Expectations in NCAA Tournaments 34:32 Comparing LSU to Other Basketball Programs 40:08 The Importance of Failure and Learning 41:09 NBA Playoff Standings and Strategies 48:53 Big Shot of the Week: A Weight Loss Journey 50:58 Historically Bad Sports Records

Rob opens the discussion by recounting a moment many athletes hope for—the tribute video. A gesture of appreciation that often comes with a mix of emotions, as it did for Robert when the Lakers offered him one. It stems from Jimmy Butler’s return to Miami – and given his impact in taking the team to the Finals, albeit without clinching the championship, the consensus seems to be a resounding "yes," with a focus on patching historical ties and community affection.   We also touch on the loss of boxing legend George Foreman, remembered not only for his prowess in the ring but also for his entrepreneurial success with the George Foreman Grill. This reflective segment prompts a look at favorite boxers, with figures like Roy Jones Jr., Mike Tyson, and Sugar Ray Leonard receiving nods for their impact on both sports and pop culture. A lively debate emerges about the challenges of securing major titles, with a particular focus on the NCAA versus NBA titles. The discussion expands to compare different sports championships, emphasizing the rigorous path and elements faced in NFL playoffs and college football.   Closing with a humorous twist, the show turns to the peculiar injuries athletes sometimes endure off the court. From the infamous incidents like Amari Stoudemire's fire extinguisher mishap to Matt Strom's packing-induced injury, it's a reminder of the unexpected challenges athletes face even in the most mundane tasks. Shaquille O’Neal's playful knife injury story rounds out this section, shedding light on the lighter side of professional sports.   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:44 Tribute Videos in Sports 03:20 Remembering George Foreman 04:02 Favorite Boxers Discussion 05:37 NBA vs. NCAA Titles 07:54 Hardest Titles to Win in Sports 10:58 Coach's Misconduct Incident 14:23 Softest Injuries in Sports

We kick things off discussing Rob's recent world travels and his unexpected meet-up in Las Vegas with a fellow basketball star. Something that stood out was the engaging discussion on the concept of "two-way players" in the NBA, a term both Robert Horry and Alicia Clark seem to dislike. The focus then shifts towards the Cleveland Cavaliers and the mixed opinions on their playoff readiness. Patrick Beverly’s comments that "Offense sells tickets. Defense wins championships" sparked intense debate amongst the crew.   The conversation takes a swift turn towards the Los Angeles Lakers' recent performances, with insight from Uncle Shannon. The ongoing issues with their defense, their inconsistencies, and the importance of staying out of the play-in tournament are scrutinized. The Lakers' battle for consistency and effort is a poignant point of analysis. They seem to oscillate between putting up spirited defense displays and succumbing to laxity.   And with the Sweet 16 set in place, all eyes are on the teams that have made it this far. Seven SEC teams in the Sweet 16 underscore the prowess of the conference this year. Rob shares his predictions, staunchly supporting Florida and Tennessee’s tenacity and unique game styles. However, the room is divided when hot topics like Duke’s reputation in college basketball come up — is college basketball better with or without teams like Duke making strong runs? Chris Paul’s impressive endurance as the second oldest player (almost 40) in the NBA is recognized, despite a career without an NBA championship. And will we ever find out who the busty redhead behind Rick Pitino was? Danny Hurley’s outburst is also a funny point of conversation, especially after the UConn CID threatened to ruin the life of the reporter who posted it. And the show wouldn’t be complete without a round of "Walmart or Waffle House"!   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:36 Robert's Vegas Adventure 02:00 Debating the Term 'Two-Way Player' 03:34 Cleveland Cavaliers Analysis 07:50 Fear and Respect in the NBA 13:57 Lakers' Defensive Struggles 23:38 Chris Paul's Endurance and Legacy 27:29 Juju's Impact on the Team 29:42 Sweet 16 Set in Atlanta 31:00 College Basketball's Best Moments 33:55 Danny Hurley's Outburst 38:14 Rick Pitino's Viral Moment 41:46 Big Shot of the Week 43:40 Walmart or Waffle House Game

Kicking off the episode, Rob and the crew delve into the pressing question: "Is James Harden enough to get the Clippers to the Western Conference Finals?" Rob’s candid response shows skepticism, especially in light of key player Kawhi Leonard's uncertain status. This discussion highlights not just Robert's analytical prowess but also his penchant for direct conversations about team dynamics and playoff potential. And as we dive into March Madness, Rob dissects the intimidating reputation UConn holds among competitors, prompting discussions about current players like Juju Watkins at USC and the ongoing competitions that shape the basketball landscape.   The discussion takes an entertaining turn when Brian Scalabrini's recent showdown at New York's legendary West 4th Street Courts is brought into the spotlight. Known for his undying competitive spirit, Scalabrini, at 47, takes on a streetballer who claims New York supremacy and embarrasses the hell out of him. And as a newest member of the Grizzlies, Yuki Kawamura faces a unique challenge—language. Currently picking up English under the mentorship of Ja Morant, Kawamura amusingly and perhaps unfortunately, has learned only colorful phrases so far. This leads to a broader conversation on languages everyone wishes to learn, highlighting the entertaining linguistic misadventures and cultural exchanges that come with cross-border collaborations.   Capping off the episode is a nostalgic journey through sporting greatness. Robert and the guys reminisce about witnessing athletic legends live; from Serena Williams' grace on the tennis court to Michael Jordan dropping 50 points at a Bulls game. These reflections not only speak to the indescribable excitement that legendary performances invoke but also celebrate the remarkable careers that continue to inspire. The crew discusses players they wish they'd seen live—Dr. J, Gale Sayers, and more. These wishes illustrate a deep respect for the game’s evolution and history, emphasizing the impact sports heroes have beyond the court or field.   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:39 Fan Questions: James Harden and the Clippers 01:56 Discussion on UConn and Women's Basketball 05:49 Brian Scalabrini's Streetball Challenge 11:50 Yuki Kawamura and Learning English 13:18 The Easiest Class Ever 13:46 Struggles with Learning Dutch 14:41 Attempting to Learn Spanish 16:04 Interest in Sign Language 16:27 Funny Sign Language Story 18:09 Clemson's Locker Room Mishap 19:03 Elevator Incident at LSU 20:02 Bill Belichick's Yoga Adventure 24:28 Best Athletes Seen Live

The episode kick-starts with the notorious Robert Horry recounting his hectic travel schedule. From the Big Ten Tournament action in Indiana to Vegas and then off to China, Robert traded stories of jet lag and travel woes, shedding light on the busy lifestyle of a retired athlete turned commentator. As the clock turns to March, the team can't help but buzz about the NCAA tournaments. Robert's affinity for Texas Tech stands out, while the group discusses the current college basketball landscape, reliving the trials and triumphs of teams like Duke and Alabama. Brackets are on the agenda, with the hosts even contemplating show brackets to keep the spirit of competition alive.   A significant portion of the podcast is dedicated to dissecting NBA officiating controversies. The crew analyzes Detroit Pistons' coach JD Bickerstaff's fiery outburst over perceived bias in officiating. There's a heartfelt discussion on players like Shaa Gil, LeBron James, and the inequality of foul calls, highlighting the systemic issues in NBA referee culture. Plus we joke about Shaquille O'Neal's slip-up of attributing Chauncey Billups as the coach of the Pistons when it's actually JD Bickerstaff sparked laughter and light-hearted trolling from social media. The crew reflects on how quickly the NBA coaching carousel spins, connecting the dots between coaching situations around the league.   The podcast ventures into the NBA playoff race, with speculation around the fluctuating fortunes of the Lakers, who have dropped to the 5th seed amid LeBron's injury. Similarly, the resurgence of teams like the Timberwolves and Warriors sparks predictions about potential playoff outcomes. The inclusion of Jimmy Butler seems to have injected new energy into the Warriors, while the Timberwolves, led by the duo of Ant Man and Julius Randle, are clicking at the right moment. The Mavericks can't catch a break with a litany of injuries, including Kyrie Irving, and a fascinating discussion unfolds on how the team copes. Beyond injuries, the Mavs' decision-making comes into question, especially with their much-maligned AI hype video failing to resonate with fans.   This week’s "Big Shot of the Week" title goes to three-year-old Bridger Peabody for his heroic action saving his grandmother. His incredible bravery in retrieving a phone to call 911 after she suffered a serious fall left a mark, emphasizing that even the youngest among us can perform life-saving deeds. As customary, the show wraps with a light-hearted Rapid Fire segment. Robert Ory reigns victorious this week, leaving everyone in smiles and setting the tone for next week’s showdown.   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:32 Travel Adventures and March Madness 02:44 Discussing College Basketball Teams 06:50 NBA Officiating Rant 17:23 Shaq's Hilarious Mix-Up 25:10 LeBron's Impact on the Lakers 25:42 Western Conference Standings 27:22 Magic's Streak-Breaking Win 28:12 Warriors' New Energy with Jimmy Butler 31:20 Timberwolves' Resurgence 32:59 Mavericks' Injury Woes 37:48 Big Shot of the Week: Bridger Peabody 40:29 Rapid Fire Trivia

Kicking things off, let's tackle Stephen A. Smith's list of the best current NBA duos. Recognizing Tatum and Brown from Boston, LeBron and Luka, Jokic and Murray, Giannis and Dame, and surprisingly, Steph and Jimmy Butler. Do any duos get left out? Our debate focuses on whether Steph and Jimmy belong on this list or if LeBron and Luka's new partnership qualifies. Personally, I lean towards Jokic and Murray as they're a dynamic duo that complements each other well, akin to legendary pairs like Shaq and Kobe or MJ and Scottie.   Now, onto some lighter fare—TV shows. Missing out on cult favorites like Game of Thrones and shows like Paradise might get you dogged by friends, but hey, everyone has their preferences. And finally, the bizarre true crime story of Aaron Goodwin from Ghost Adventures. His wife allegedly hatched a plan to hire a hitman to kill him, only getting caught due to monitored messages from an inmate accomplice. This strange tale prompts a dark but intriguing question: if you received a call about someone plotting against you, who would you suspect? Would a family member, a friend, or perhaps a stranger be out to get you?   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:48 NBA Duos Debate 04:45 Can Dallas Redeem Itself? 08:26 Personal Life Update 11:59 TV Show Recommendations 18:34 Murder for Hire Plot

As the podcast unfolds, Rob opens up about his hectic travel schedule. From working major basketball tournaments to quick trips to China as an NBA ambassador, his March is nothing short of a whirlwind. It's the kind of excitement that keeps fans tuned in, eager for behind-the-scenes stories from a sports legend. The conversation shifts to none other than Steph Curry, who is on the verge of making history with his three-point prowess. Rob and his co-hosts discuss Curry's significant achievements and his unyielding passion for the game. There's a debate about the longevity of athletes like Curry and LeBron James, shedding light on what it takes to maintain top performance levels as age inevitably creeps in.   Next, the podcast turns its attention to the Los Angeles Lakers. With LeBron James facing a groin injury, the team finds itself in a precarious position. The panel underscores the importance of strategic play and the challenges the Lakers may encounter without their star player. A sports podcast wouldn't be complete without an MVP race discussion. The competition is heating up between Nikola Jokić and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (SGA), each delivering season-defining performances. The podcast explores how teams like the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Cleveland Cavaliers are making waves with their young, dynamic rosters, bolstered by shrewd acquisitions and strategic planning.   A heartwarming segment on the show recognizes Nicole Munda and Jess Coleman, a couple united by chance at a NASCAR race, leading to a life-saving organ donation story. It's a testament to the unpredictable beauty of life and sport, illustrating far-reaching impacts beyond the field or court. The hosts add a dash of fun with a game focused on quirky rebranding in the sports world. From the Erie Pepperoni Balls to the Jersey Diners, these rebrandings bring a fresh twist to sports team identities, fostering fan engagement and leaving Robert and his co-hosts both amused and intrigued.   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:32 Robert Ory's Busy March Schedule 02:18 March Madness and Upcoming Events 02:56 Steph Curry's Historic Achievements 12:17 LeBron James' Injury and Lakers' Challenges 20:35 MVP Race: Joker vs. Shay 28:44 Cleveland Cavaliers' Winning Streak 31:40 NFL Free Agency and Junior Bridgman Tribute 32:14 Honoring a Pioneer: Junior's Legacy 34:15 NFL Free Agency Frenzy 38:47 Superstitions and Rituals in Sports 45:56 Big Shot of the Week: A Heartwarming Tale 48:31 Rebranding Madness: Real or Fake?

Imagine chilling at home when suddenly, a drone hovers near your window. Creepy, right? This is exactly the situation Jack and Jill, neighbors of Robert Ory, found themselves in. After weeks of these unsettling flyovers, Jack believed the drone was spying on his attractive wife, Jill. While debating on action, they entertained hilarious suggestions from friends… Report it: Certainly a sensible route. Call the cops and establish a record. Perhaps not as immediately satisfying but practical…. Track it: Suggestions ranged from sticking an AirTag on it to following it with another drone. A techo-savvy and adventurous choice, but probably difficult to execute… Shoot it down: Armed with a pellet gun, this option involves strong action. But let's face it, this might lead to more trouble than it's worth.   Could an NBA player or analyst transition seamlessly into the role of President? According to Stephen A. Smith, if he were to run, he'd win. But what about others in the NBA-verse? Some top contenders include Jalen Brown: Known for his intelligence, Brown might be the cerebral choice for leadership… Steph Curry: A popular candidate post-retirement, he could be the relatable leader we didn't know we needed… Ernie Johnson: Perhaps the most trustworthy voice in sports media, Johnson has a reputation that precedes him… While Shaquille O'Neal and Charles Barkley, despite being beloved figures, might be too entertaining to shift from broadcast to the White House, they're sure to inspire some intriguing policies.   You can't talk sports without mentioning movies. Who doesn't love a good sports movie? Here's a look at some of the all-time favorites discussed… Space Jam: A classic blend of animation and sports, it's a film that resonates across generations.. Remember the Titans: Often topping favorites lists, it's not just a sports film, but a moving story of unity… Waterboy: Adam Sandler's Bobby Boucher might not top serious lists, but his comical antics are hard to forget. To wrap up, let's not forget the joys of a good card game. While Uno and Blackjack may bring fun to family game nights, it's Spades that truly tests friendships and nerves alike. Though intimidating for newcomers, learning to play might just be worth the struggle.   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:25 The Drone Dilemma 05:33 Stephen A. Smith for President? 12:55 Favorite Sports Movies 16:34 Card Games and Spades

The Los Angeles Lakers have shown a beacon of hope for their fans, soaring to the second seed after a challenging start. This rise, led by a rejuvenated LeBron James and the transformative addition of Luka Doncic, has contributed significantly to their resurgence this season. While LeBron remains an MVP contender at 40, the spotlight on the Lakers also highlights the crucial role of 'Vando' and 'Dodo', who provide defensive might. The real question lingering in the halls of crypto.com arena is: Can they sustain this momentum and make a profound impact during the playoffs?   Moving beyond the Lakers, the NBA landscape has been a mix of stunning performances and unforeseen challenges. Shea Gilgeous-Alexander, playing like a man on a mission, leads the NBA in points, often overshadowing seasoned players. Yet, it's not just about individual brilliance. The league is witnessing a transformation, with many teams redefining their strategies, adapting to the indefatigable demand for defense and cohesion. Yet, challenges persist. Karen Durant remains a figure of interest post his seafood restaurant rumors, and the haze around Anthony Edwards, despite his commendable performances, reflects a need for maturity amid rising fines and suspensions.   It's also a season of record-breaking and prestigious achievements in sports history. Diana Taurasi, the legendary WNBA player, announced her retirement, leaving behind a legacy filled with records and awe-inspiring performances. From 84 years of marriage by the enduring couple Manuel Angelim Dino and Maria de Sousa Dino, breaking the Guinness World Record, to LeBron James etching his name with 1,000 career regular season wins, the theme of longevity and perseverance stands tall.   No sports season would be complete without its share of controversies and dramas. Jimmy Butler's landlord issues in Miami and the Mavericks' head-turning 8% ticket price hike capture the inverse side of sports fame and fandom. These incidents serve as timely reminders of the pressures and pitfalls that accompany athletic success. While the league continues to thrive, the debate around who will emerge as the new face of the NBA remains abuzz. With seasoned veterans like LeBron stepping aside, younger talents like Tatum and Giannis are slowly taking the mantle. Yet, the landscape is ever-evolving, forcing us to ponder: Is America ready to embrace an international star as the face of their beloved NBA?   As the basketball season unfolds, it's not just about the games. It's a tapestry of human stories, records being made and broken, the emergence of new talent, and the relentless pursuit of greatness. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual observer, these narratives resonate deeply, reminding us why sports hold such a cherished space in our culture. Here’s to more thrilling moments and unforgettable stories in the months ahead!   00:00 Introduction and Casual Banter 00:56 Big Shot Bob Podcast Begins 01:41 College Basketball Talk 06:53 Kyrie Irving's Injury 10:38 Lakers' Recent Performance 21:02 Denver Nuggets Analysis 27:36 NFL News and Updates 33:44 The Travis Hunter vs. Shohei OHtani Debate 34:29 Comparing the Physical Demands of Football and Baseball 36:39 The Rarity of Otani's Dual Role in Baseball 41:57 Jimmy Butler's Legal Troubles in Miami 43:24 Shea Gilgeous-Alexander's Stellar Season 44:41 Future Faces of the NBA 51:54 Diana Taurasi's Legendary Career 53:06 Big Shot of the Week: Longest Marriage Record 54:01 Rapid Fire: True or False Sports Trivia

We talk to Rob on this week’s bonus show about he felt about getting passed over for the Hall of Fame, and he says he didn’t think it would happen on his first ballot anyway but he was disappointed by not moving on. Jenners also brings up Stephen A’s top contenders to take on the Celtics largely because the Lakers made the list at #3, and Rob feels like they would need a lot of things to go right for them to get there this year. We all agree that we’d like to see OKC take on Boston for the title this year, and a Cavs-Celtics Eastern Conference Finals would be amazing.   After Steph’s “night-night” photo dropped from the Olympics last week, we get into our favorite NBA photos of all time… even though Rob says that HIS shot over the Pistons is his all time favorite. Rob jokes about how everyone in LeBron’s scoring record photo had their phone out, which takes us down the road of the merits of taking photos in a big moment or just trying to enjoy it while you were there. And after Channing Frye said nostalgia is killing the NBA, we debate about how the game should and should not be compared to previous eras of basketball. And Rob takes some accountability about creating the shot-heavy NBA as a big man who shot a lot of threes.   How would B-Dog due as an NBA Ambassador? What would you do if you had to sit next to a dead woman, like what happened this week on a Qatar Airlines flight? The craziest stories of the week close out this long bonus show this week.

We open with the “Luka revenge game” as the Lakers and Mavericks faced off for the first time since the blockbuster trade. Rob feels like Lakers fans are looking to win it all right now, and Luka needs to tighten up on the other end of the floor if they’re even going to have a shot. Rob has still not committed to this move because of a bad loss to the Hornets and some tight wins that should have been bigger. This week’s story was about Luka’s taste for “beer and hookah” in Dallas was one of the reasons they moved on from him, and even though he has trimmed out in LA we wonder how long it will take before he gets comfortable again.   Rob also has strong words for the “fans” that are threatening Nico’s family and kids, and we talk about the roots of that kind of fandom and how the Mavs may have had a hand in creating the Luka-monster in Dallas before trading him away. Plus we talk about Wembanyama being out for the season and what that means for Jaren Jackson Jr’s hunt for a supermax deal, and how Evan Mobley might have torpedoed the entire deal. And with Naz Reid potentially on the move, we talk about how he should be getting more starts in Minnesota with the numbers and level of play he’s shown so far this season.   Plus the story of the year so far in the NBA is easily the bounce back of the Detroit Pistons under J.B. Bickerstaff and Cade Cunningham, and how Detroit plays with more attitude then most in the league. And it wouldn’t be a week in the NBA without looking at the demise of the Philadelphia 76ers, as Paul George continues to struggle and Joel Embiid remains hurt. Rob digs up his pre-season playoff list to make a point that even though he picked the Sixers to make the playoffs, we all had bad picks when we knew nothing at the start of the season. That leads us into the current NBA standings and how we see this last month of the season shaking out.   We close it out with an inspiring Big Shot of the Week to an officer who went the extra mile to help a young kid delivering pizzas in the snow… followed by a hilarious edition of Black Crime or White Crime!