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- Robert Horry Top 10 Plays of Career
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I don't think people realize just how wild this is. EVERY play is either from the Playoffs or the Finals.
Good point.
Anyone following NBA basketball in the 90's and 00's remembers the infamous Big Shot Bob. If he was on your team, 1 minute left in the 4th Quarter, you always yelled to the TV, "PASS IT TO HORRY!"
It didn't matter if Kobe, Hakeem or Duncan was on the floor. Just pass the damn ball to Horry, for the win!
And if Horry wasn't on your team, you would fear him in the 4th!
He may not have been the main reason for those Finals wins, but without him, none of that would happen. Best role player ever!
I yelled at the tv give it to horry , my girlfriends dad said kobe . He literally did not speak to me after . Oh well
Words to live by.
I remember my older sister, an anti-Laker fan (a kings fan):getting pissed saying, "Why in the H would you leave Horry open!"
Dude has more rings, years in the league and more playoff appearances than MJ but never made an All-Star team but was one of the most clutch shooters ever. His ability to be on the right team at the right time to win championships. Dude was probably average at best but the most clutch shooter ever. He never failed ever.
2003 game 5 Lakers vs Spurs in the semifinals. He missed the game winning 3. In and out. SA stopped the Lakers chance at a 4peat. 4 games to 2. Horry became a Spurs the following year. So he’s not always clutch. 😉
@@thelastdragon5551being clutch doesn't mean a 100% success rate einstein.
@@rahim9nine I mean OP did say “never failed ever” 😂
@@thelastdragon5551 oh i get your point now i just read the last sentence lol
@@rahim9nine The ONLY reason I can point that out because it stuck out like a sore thumb being a Lakers fan. That shot going in would’ve given them a chance of a 4peat which has never been done.
Man.....I still remember that shot against my King's....he is so clutch.
When he saw the ball coming to him and saw the shotclock he said 😏
Kings was cheated in that series tho cmon let’s be honest lol
@@JulianGarcia-mc6cstotally agree.... Aren't you excited for the Playoffs? I am so happy for Sacramento. Let's go Kings
@@JulianGarcia-mc6csBulls fans in the city were rooting for Sacramento since the Bulls were weak and rebuilding. That was a hardworking, gritty ass, deep Sacramento team and we respected that. Y'all would've went all the way but the refs did y'all dirty. They tried to do the same thing against the Ben Wallace Pistons in the finals but that defense was too much for the Lakers and the refs to handle.
That was number 1. But I agree the series was pretty fixed against the kings otherwise. I was a huge laker fan too
Robert Horry is one of the most underrated players in NBA history. He was just so clutch. Everything he touched turned to dynasty.
I agree Robert Ory is a legend and can I be honest was just terrible. The ball is literally right there to put back in the tie the game he couldn’t even get it and hit the bottom of the rim. He was horrible.
Got a ring for everyday of the week
He’s the GOAT man
Jordan and Kobe was a clutch player but this is something else. I thought that Horry was a good mediocre player but now I see he had nerves and balls of steel. When the pressure and stakes were the highest he couldn't really miss. This guy was something else. Most people collapse under this kind of this pressure he became better.
I thought he was a lucky player to win 7 rings but now I understand why it was necessary to play him for those teams.
Yea i agree, he was average at best his whole career but made a career at being so clutch that teams close to a championship signed him just to win clutch games and he did. 7 rings but no all-star selections.
As a Pistons fan i already knew what #1 was gonna be 😢 that shot is what won the Spurs that Finals series and its all thanks to Sheed and Big Shot Bob
Horry's entire 4th quarter in that game would be legendary, but it's mostly the last shot people remember
The best role player of all time
People talk about Robert Horry as a clutch player who hit big shots, but he's much more than that. Horry was a great playoff performer, period.
Remember the way people talk about Jamal Murray turning it on in the playoffs and becoming much greater than his usual self? (well, until 2024 that is) This was Horry, but even better. I don't know how many people here are statheads, but there's this one stat I really like called VORP: Value over Replacement Player, a catch-all stat to measure a player's value. Robert Horry's playoff VORP is fantastic for a complementary player.
Let's say that most games played in a finals run is 20-25. You expect a star player to amass a VORP over 1.0 in that span, where anything above zero is decent value. The really great superstars will get over 2.0 in a 20+ game playoff run (Jordan, Lebron, Hakeem, Kawhi, Jokic, etc, averaging about 0.1 per game). Horry got over 1.0 four times, which is insane for a non-star player, and had several others runs that were solidly above-average.
In his first championship run with the Rockets (the '94 championship team), Horry had the second best VORP behind Hakeem (2.6 to 1.4), where no one else was above 1.0 (Kenny Smith had 0.6). In his second championship run with the Rockets (in '95), his VORP was just a hair behind Hakeem and Drexler (1.4 vs. 1.7 and 1.5, respectively).
In the 2002 Lakers run, Horry's VORP was almost as good as Kobe's (1.2 vs. 1.3; Shaq had 1.9). In the Spurs 2005 run, Horry was 34 and really had no business dominating the NBA playoffs, but he did. His VORP was 1.5 (third best on the team, not far from Ginobili's 2.2 and Duncan's 1.6). Even two years later, in the Spurs' 2007 run, at 36, Horry was the Spurs third best performer by VORP (at 0.7).
This is legendary stuff. You won't find many all-stars who have playoff performances like this and in this quantity. When people say that their team (whether the Rockets, Lakers or Spurs) wouldn't win without Horry, they're not exaggerating. Take out Horry and you lose loads of value. He's not just Big Shot Rob. This guy was the complete package.
I came here to hate but he actually earned that name. wow. these were literally Big Shots. the teams definitely may not have won without him.
He needs to go to the hall of fame very soon.
I agree !
In the 2002 series, I think Sacramento deserved to win then and go to the finals, but this throw by Horry, and the subsequent powwerful explosion of emotions of the fans, deserved to be in first place here, in my opinion.🏀⏳
The kings shot should be #1
I loved him so much. Along with Hakeem the Dream, gave me strong emotions during their finals, while MJ was away. R Horry reminded me of Scottie Pippen, in his room role on the game.
I would literally want this dude to take the last shot to win a game over anyone, including Jordan.
I remember watching that Portland game with my brother who’s a Lakers fan and I thought Portland was going to win. I think they hit a clutch shot to go up. I was so happy, thinking LA was about to lose. He looked at me and asked “you think it’s over don’t you?” Next play, ball was kicked out to Horry and he knocked down the game winning 3. Man, I was hot 😡😡😤😤. 😂😂
Love how Kobe already knew it was going in
I remember reading a Sports Guy article about the 2002 Finals, and Simmons asked who from then could even play in the current Finals of that day - he said only Shaq, Kobe, Kidd, and Horry. That is pretty strong company for a so called role player. I would take Horry on my team seven days a week and twice on Sundays. "You'd better tell him to read a paper or something."
PUT THIS MAN IN THE HALL OF FAME YESTERDAY
This guy was a clutch player. Won 7 rings too.
We would hate him so much if he played today 😁😁 respect for Big shot Bob
Been watching him since the day MY HTOWN Rockets 🚀 drafted him in 92
Big Shot Bob 5 🟡🟣🏀 🏆🏆🏆💪.
He complemented so many hall of farmers and was a key reason those hall of farmers won championships.
I think #2 should be #1
We was bout to go back 2 back!! Sheed helped on manu & shouldn’t have
Bro that shot lives with me 🤦🏾♂️ broke my heart as a kid
@@belakthrillby stg bro 🤦🏽♂️
He’s the goat and I kinda like that nobody really knows about him, We can rock his jersey with pride
Simply clutch!
He lowkey should be in the hof. The greatest role player oat
We need Horry to be on Inside the NBA.
he even had to show baby shaq and child kobe how to finish a game!! straight killer.
Beautiful... thank you this is so beautiful
Think about how dominant the lakers and the spurs were. Then remember Horry was on both teams. He was also on the Hakeem Olajuwan rockets
Must be a spurs fan to pick #1 over #2.
Benches cleared when lakers won. even the way Rob celebrated .
I’m not a spurs fan haha, I just put 1 higher due to it being in the finals.
#2 was an amazing buzzer beater but #1 was OT in the Finals. So the stakes were even higher.
1:20-1:28 Kobe pressed x and he made that shot ❤
Big shot Bob. Came thru went it mattered. That’s what she said.
Say what you want about him not being a super star. This dude was a winner and made plays when it mattered most.
Lethal weapon “Big Shot Bob”
Big Shot Rob is one of a kind!
He ain’t scared to take the big shots.
MR. LAST MINUTE !
There is a reason they called him “Big Shot Bob”
Big shot Bob
Should be a HOFer
Most clutch playoff player of all time and it’s not even close, hilarious people talk about Kobe and others as clutch. This guy was so far on another level it’s laughable.
HOF please
They didn't call him Big Shot Bob for anything lol
#2 should be #1
If you watch horry play youll notice they used him to feed the ball down low to shaq , kobe, whoever . His hieght and basketball iq made it easy for him to feed the ball down low . Lakers coach knew how to use him .
Nc bro do steve nash
#4 Horry drove to the Rim like His GF called and said come over my parents are gone
He has 7 rings…. The only one in the history, real goat!!!
Horry was tough
Robert Will Hurry Smirh 😅😅😅😅
Big Shot Bob 7 chips explain why not HOF? and don't say he a role player because half his shots allowed teams to win like Lakers v Kings Lakers v Spurs also he not one of the best 75? 🤔😠
Big Shot Rob...
The biggest robbery in nba history 😂
Nah flip 2 and 1
Its bot Robert Horry its a Robbery 😭
That’s pippen 😂😂😂😂 left horry open
These kids don’t even know
He truly was the best at it.On my Lakers team he was awesome.He truly deserved every ring that he got.😊❤
No way Number 1 should be over Number 2.
I put 1 higher due to it being in the finals.
@@nbatopten Fair enough