Robert Horry is not overrated. He knew his role, and played it very well. Teams recruited him because he was the missing link to their goal. Fake controversy.
Quite true. So-called great players can't perform well during play-offs and championships and they end up without any ring after retirement. Robert Horry was a championship material. His fellow players attest to that from Duncan to Bryant.
Asmosis Jones He wasn’t a stat stuffer but he had a lot of big shots that year. Every championship team has that one guy with ice in his veins that can hit a huge shot in crucial moments of the game. They don’t call him big shot bob for nothing!
He's the first ever player to have 100 steals, 100 blocks, and 100 threes in a single season. Where did people get the notion that he was "only" a shooter? His role simply decreased after he left the Rockets, but he was still very capable of doing those things with the Lakers and Spurs. Only Shawn Marion, Rasheed Wallace, Kevin Durant, and Draymond Green has done that after Horry If you're the first to accomplish anything ever in the NBA, you're a pretty good player.
Horry plus a shortend 3 point line plus his size athleticsim as the first small ball pf at the 4 of his era was nightnares for teams in the mid 90s next to hakeem
Robert Horry did a lot of things that doesn't show up on the stat sheet. He did play on great teams, but those teams would have been less successful without him.
in la from 2000-2003 and on the spurs in 05 he was the pf version of warriors playoff iguodala...just a absolute wild card but his defense was always underrated...could guard centers pfs sfs switch move take charges block shots get steals get rebs while on the perimeter...good post defense...good helpside weakside defense..
Less successful is an understatement. Without Horry, Olajuwon would be the best player never to win a title, never mind drafted ahead of MJ. The Lakers won't have a dynasty with Bryant and O'Neal - tge two eould split and go their separate ways after 2000.Tge Spurs would be down two rings, won't stop the Pistons from being a dynasty.
I would much rather have horry’s career I can show my grandkids all my clutch shots n shit,and if they try to hate i’ll just ask if they favorite ball player got 7 rings
Same here, if I had to choose between being MJ or Horry, I would be Horry, a team guy who delivers in the clutch and leads without having to be the #1 guy. On another note, there is someting about 11 that beats 7 and 6. That's why I have Bill Russell ahead of Michael Jordan.
Horry is exactly the type of player a great team wants: he's consistent, disciplined, plays good defense but will score if left open, and seems like a good teammate.
I would rather have Robert horry's career. I understand that rings aren't everything, but he went 7 for 7, and he was extremely clutch. Also, he might be one of the luckiest players ever.
I think he was lucky to land on those great teams. But he didn't just ride the bench and collect rings and checks...especially with the Rockets and Lakers. He made major contributions and came up big in crunch time several times.
Meow Tow To be clutch is TALENT how many players want to take that last shot. It's so high risk but high reward position to play that's why he has the seven rings.
He was an awesome player!!! He had a major fall injuring his tailbone while he was with the Rockets...and to comeback from that and win 5 more rings just beautiful...
To all of you haters, no matter what team you're on you don't win the game unless you hit the must have shots. Which is why he is called "Big Shot Bob"
I couldnt care less if he was a superstar or just a roleplayer. NBA Players in General tend to have big Ego`s since they were stars in highschool and college too. For me, being a roleplayer, showing that you can do something on more limited touches and while putting your ego behind, is a great thing. -> Not being the system but making it work. You said that he was lucky that he ended up in good teams (lakers, Spurs). Sure It`s true but that`s just one side, Afterall those Teams WANTED him, because he is the kind of roleplayer who can elevate you on the next level. At last I wish y'all a good time and I hope you can forgive me for my bad English.
I probably want to be Brian Scalabrine. Highly paid for a bench player and wins a ring for doing practically nothing, now that's ideal. Also have a fan base to go with it.
iamhungey12345 yeah but he's a meme...it's all for jokes... mainly trolls ...kids i.e white kids run with that joke... Brian scalibrine was a joke complete bum in all honesty. It's all funny the situation but deep down he was useless.... I'd rather have seven rings and played a part in each championship horry had 100 steals 100 blocks 100 3 pointers in one season it's the norm now for a role player to have that but back then when stars consumed big minutes it was really good made for a role player that's awesome But scalibrine was just 💩💩dogshit
Brilliant as usual MDJ! Clutch shots get so much attention i would love to see a playoffs clutch block/defensive play top ten or something... the Dreams block on starks in game 6 vs knicks 94 finals is one that jumps to mind, without it no game 7 for him to dominate and finish it
Say what y’all want ,he was there when Olajuwon won his first n second chip - also Shaq/Kobe 1,2,3 chip. They were not champions before him and he also played his part .
Statistically speaking this man is insanely clutch, and after watching that game 5 he was on fire in the second half and pretty much put the spurs on his back to go up 3-2 in the series. If he missed any one of these shots that were so clutch it could be argued that he would have less than 7 rings. However we was very lucky to be on these teams at the right time but that does not excuse how he has seven rings. It was up to him to hit those shots and if it wasn't him it could have been someone far less clutch. Robert Horry's 7 rings does not make him better than MJ at all but it doesn't mean he isn't great, the man must have been doing something right if he went to 7 NBA finals and won all 7. Tremendous player
Good dribbling..decent handle... excellent shoot mechanics, decent post and defensive skills...he was so clutch because his shooting form was flawless ...what a great player
It's hard. One hand:a legend that will be remember by"One of the Greatest to not win a ring". On the other you have a player that will be remembered as a clutch player and"One of the greatest role players". I like rings so Horry. If you did Iverson and Horry,I will be Iverson
Agreed, he's not the player that will take you to the finals. But if the team is already good enough to make it to the finals, he's the player that put you over the top.
It DOES matter that he played for good teams,what if he ended up in Orlando while shaq was in LA.or if he stayed in Phoenix.or Vancouver?we wouldn't be talking about him would we?
He has everything to be proud of ! I'm not a fan of any of those teams but I respect what he's accomplished and he should too . Just think every time they needed him in the most critical moments he delivered ! Hence the name Big Shot Bob " That's legendary in any era . Robert Horry be proud" no one can take way your place in sports history no matter what they say man ....
If Jordan wants to use that theory for Kobe and LBJ then why can’t it be used with these two? Kobe got carried his first 3 championships he was nothing more than a sidekick so can’t use it for one and not the other.
Great memories of Robert Horry contributing to Houston's first ever Championship in 1994 beating New York. The 1995 finals against Orlando. Mario Elie, Kenny Smith and Sam Cassell made clutch shots to secure the 94 and 95 championships. Thanks for posting!!
LITTLE The kings lost in overtime on their own home court in game 7. You can't make shots go in and you can't make a team miss... the only game with questionable calls was game six...I will give that to you. But Without Horry's three the Kings win that series...
I hate it when people compare Robert Horry and Michael Jordan. He’s an above average player, with an above average career, but he can’t compare to Horry.
I'm gonna go with Sir Charles. I'd rather be an all time great with an MVP to my name than "the greatest role player ever". Barkley is mentioned a ton, whereas Horry is only mentioned in discussions regarding rings.
@@forshzzlemahnzzle2857 That doesn't matter. I'd rather have 6 Finals rings and a Finals MVP for all of those instead of 7 rings and no Finals MVP at all.
acording to the history that i seen he was lucky. Drafted when bulls was down and rockets was up and then traded where shaq also traded and kobe also drafted and then traded again to the spurs which duncan on prime. But according to the skills that he shots that three , he is one of the most underated clutch player who saved future hall of famer's careers.
George Aguero : They compared the two side-by-side in the 1990’s on NBC. They really don’t resemble at all. They have similar types of looks, but there’s no resemblance. Now, compare young Bobby Brown with Jordan. Those two resembled.
I don't care what other people say about you Mr. Horry but as Spurs fan who watched the 2005 series against the Pistons, I thank you for the effort you gave in game 5. That clutch 3 you made? That was the series for us.
Robert Hory wasn’t a lockdown defender or shot blocker BUT he could hold his own and was super crafty. He’d get a big time steal in the 4th quarter when the game was on the line.
I'll take Robert's career all day. He played for my all time favorite team...San Antonio Spurs. He also played for the team I loved to hate... Lakers. That was a rivalry that was so great Horry played on both teams and won titles on both simply amazing.
They meant lucky cause he was placed to a championship roster when he got traded and show his skill and clutch ability. After that it was he that made championship teams go after him.
who'd i chose?? whose in the HOF?? id rather carry a team than just be in the backseat.. sir Charles for me.. regardless of him being ringless damn. im seeing a lot of people who'd rather enjoy watching the game and playing 12min per. rather than playing 35-40 min per
I would take Robert Horry's career. I could not handle the stress of being a superstar, or hearing it from Shaq night in and night out about how I have no rings.
Glad I found someone who equally respects Robert Horry. I grew up on the Rockets and was always kinda keeping an eye on him after he left Houston. I’m like, this SOB is still winning.
To contextualize his career, Robert Horry was never really called overrated or any label that would allude to the sort of thing. But Horry was an anomaly. He only played for three teams in his career and it wasn't like other teams came to throw serious money at his feet. His skillset was multifaceted-really a jack of all trades despite being known for his clutch shooting. In some ways he fit the mold of today's rangy, "small forwards." For his time, Horry was agile for a 6'10" PF, moved well, smooth stroke and had excellent hands on defense. But he still didn't do any one thing greater than anybody else but he did have an IQ for the game that was higher than most. I can tell you with the Spurs, he disappeared for long stretches during the regular season. And it added to his charm. The ability to seemingly be unproductive for weeks and come up huge. Before the playoffs, his highlights would include some nice passes, game-sealing rebounds or steals. On defense, he wasn't the typical big forward. He'd guard the opposing team's post-player, sure, but only if they were the team's third or fourth option. Again, that's the beauty of Horry's game, he wasn't guarding any stars but he was making life hell for his role-playing counterparts. Not exactly the bruising post defender, but active hands and later in his career putting muscle on to at least not get bullied. His shooting, anecdotally, always felt spotty (though his BBall reference certainly demonstrates a slightly better clip than I remember). Still, the post-season is when he came alive. In fact, it's when Popovich would give him an uptick in minutes and he did well enough to stay in the rotation. His regular season minutes were wildly inconsistent. Almost like Popovich didn't know what to do with him, he couldn't guard every quicker forward, but he did patrol the arc occasionally and was never really the "backup power forward" but did play there. If the game ever leaned toward today's more free flowing play, then Horry was in causing havoc. All told, Horry was a winner. Just an average shooter, but a very clutch one. And like most players he did break out from time to time. That second half against the Pistons in the 2005 Finals was something to behold. He took over.
I met him in my 40 and up recreation basketball league last night. I told him that he was an amazing player and will soon be in the hall of fame! Big shot Bob is straight up cool guy.
I think Robert Horry is underrated, not overrated. The guy shoots 3s, spaces the floor for great bigs he teamed up with(Dream, Shaq, Duncan), a really underrated defender especially in the post. An epitome of what role players should be. This guy should be inducted into the HOF.
Robert Horry is not overrated. He knew his role, and played it very well. Teams recruited him because he was the missing link to their goal. Fake controversy.
Darko have a ring ... that's luck
This guy hit so many clutch 3's in the playoffs that were critical in winning The championships in the 90s
Exactly he was a great role player that could really fit any teams needa
Well said.
Agree
Horry = GROAT
Greatest Roleplayer Of All Time
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Jose VazQueZ lol yes !
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You don't get seven rings by chance. How many times did his clutch performances save the day.......alot.
How many money u got
Pistol Pete Alot
How much tea you done poured
TRUTH!!!
Quite true. So-called great players can't perform well during play-offs and championships and they end up without any ring after retirement. Robert Horry was a championship material. His fellow players attest to that from Duncan to Bryant.
Robert Horry was absolutely a vital and instrumental piece to every team he won a championship with. There is no debate here. Next...
i mean in 07 he was replaceable...lets be real he was not doing much
Asmosis Jones He wasn’t a stat stuffer but he had a lot of big shots that year. Every championship team has that one guy with ice in his veins that can hit a huge shot in crucial moments of the game. They don’t call him big shot bob for nothing!
@@razkable he did get Amare Stoudemire and Boris Diaw suspended for leaving the vicinity of the bench during an on-court fight.
In rockets yes
He's the first ever player to have 100 steals, 100 blocks, and 100 threes in a single season. Where did people get the notion that he was "only" a shooter? His role simply decreased after he left the Rockets, but he was still very capable of doing those things with the Lakers and Spurs.
Only Shawn Marion, Rasheed Wallace, Kevin Durant, and Draymond Green has done that after Horry
If you're the first to accomplish anything ever in the NBA, you're a pretty good player.
IbTusPeter good but not legendary
You sure LeBron never did that...
Horry plus a shortend 3 point line plus his size athleticsim as the first small ball pf at the 4 of his era was nightnares for teams in the mid 90s next to hakeem
7 rings is legendary
Yes very underrated defensive player
Robert Horry did a lot of things that doesn't show up on the stat sheet. He did play on great teams, but those teams would have been less successful without him.
You're describing his tenure with the Rockets, not the Lakers and Spurs. And he played with an incredible coaching staff in LA and San Antonio, too.
in la from 2000-2003 and on the spurs in 05 he was the pf version of warriors playoff iguodala...just a absolute wild card but his defense was always underrated...could guard centers pfs sfs switch move take charges block shots get steals get rebs while on the perimeter...good post defense...good helpside weakside defense..
No Horry, no rings. 5/7.
@@razkable Decent post defense.
Less successful is an understatement. Without Horry, Olajuwon would be the best player never to win a title, never mind drafted ahead of MJ. The Lakers won't have a dynasty with Bryant and O'Neal - tge two eould split and go their separate ways after 2000.Tge Spurs would be down two rings, won't stop the Pistons from being a dynasty.
I would much rather have horry’s career
I can show my grandkids all my clutch shots n shit,and if they try to hate i’ll just ask if they favorite ball player got 7 rings
lmao
Still wont make you the favorite though
tyrell thompson What if their favorite player is Billy.
gatcha super J “stop cussing”
Same here, if I had to choose between being MJ or Horry, I would be Horry, a team guy who delivers in the clutch and leads without having to be the #1 guy.
On another note, there is someting about 11 that beats 7 and 6. That's why I have Bill Russell ahead of Michael Jordan.
7 Finals. 7 Rings. That's just crazy.
Shotz yeah he is top 5 in this area undisputedly
MiltosMiltos nope
ikr
He'd be the Goat according to Skip Bayless argument, "clutch genes" god lol
Shotz ikr
Clutch for sure. He always hit the big shots when they needed them most. From the Rockets,Spurs and Lakers... Consistently clutch.
He did miss one big shot lol.
We all agree Robert Horry was clutch but not clutch enough to win 7 rings.
@@blackmarlin3166 well he has 7 rings that he definitely contributed to
Horry is exactly the type of player a great team wants: he's consistent, disciplined, plays good defense but will score if left open, and seems like a good teammate.
to win 6 titles within 12 years is pretty nuts...that takes skill
According to Skip Bayless logic, Horry would be the greatest player in Nba history, and saved Hakeems, Kobes, Shaqs and Duncans legacies.
Yesss Siirrr
sleuth 2077 exactly without Horry they wouldn't have as many rings 😂😂
He would only say that he saved LeBron's career.
sleuth 2077 Skip likes the players that you brought up. He hates LeBron
*Skiiiiuuuup!!😆😅*
Robert horry is definition of: right man, right place, right time... he is definitely deserves all the credits...
WRONG 😂 7 rings he a better winner than MJ. Basketball a TEAMSPORT
I would rather have Robert horry's career. I understand that rings aren't everything, but he went 7 for 7, and he was extremely clutch. Also, he might be one of the luckiest players ever.
Eli Kats same
Why would anyone have a 7-PPG career in 16 playoff runs I have no idea. You like being carried by someone else?
Robert Horry often step up when it matter n was a key factor in those championship wins I'm perfectly fine having that NBA career
Eli Kats Nah, even my dad doesn't think he's all that when compared to ppl like lebron
Charles had a LOT of fun in his career, lived it up more then anyone accept maybe shaq. I'll take barkley. Horry over malones career though.
Robert Horry is the GOAT of role players period
PaceDeliTV L Horry>Jordan simple.
How many MVP and Final MVP did Horry has ?
stuart chong role players don't win MVP. Cuz they're role players
haha, i got ir ...
He deserves the HOF
I’m taking Robert Horry all day. He was more clutch than the so called superstars.
1995 horry was a beast
Buddy Bytheway search up 2005 finals Robert horry for me
@@razkable That's a stretch.
True
I think he was lucky to land on those great teams. But he didn't just ride the bench and collect rings and checks...especially with the Rockets and Lakers. He made major contributions and came up big in crunch time several times.
Horry is definitely clutch. People who say otherwise don't even watch NBA games.
Meow Tow
He's also lucky
Meow Tow To be clutch is TALENT how many players want to take that last shot. It's so high risk but high reward position to play that's why he has the seven rings.
Alfonso Montoya nah only lucky
Meow Tow otherwise
lucky is one time not 7
He not overrated.. He was a killer and he was clutch i remember
Exactly!
We all do
You’re right about being a killer , almost killed Steve Nash with his dirty cheap play. He’s a piece of shit.
We all agree Robert Horry was clutch but not clutch enough to win 7 rings.
@@blackmarlin3166 he was obviously because he did 🙄 🤕
How can Horry’s clutchness even be up for debate?
Fredo Cuomo naw bruh it’s a lot more to do than debate facts. Don’t believe that
Correct, there should be no debate.
He should enter in the definition of clutch ;)
White people debate!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@tronaboron_99 Perhaps a little, but perceptions can be flawed I tell ya. But, there's more to it than stats.
He played his role and made the shots when it counted. He made shots !
He was an awesome player!!! He had a major fall injuring his tailbone while he was with the Rockets...and to comeback from that and win 5 more rings just beautiful...
To all of you haters, no matter what team you're on you don't win the game unless you hit the must have shots. Which is why he is called "Big Shot Bob"
I’d take Horry’s career in a heartbeat. The highs that guy has felt and being at the pinnacle of your profession, can never be overstated.
Lucky to me is once or rarely. 7 titles with many clutch 3s. This guy is clutch.
Well said
We all agree Robert Horry was clutch but not clutch enough to win 7 rings.
I couldnt care less if he was a superstar or just a roleplayer. NBA Players in General tend to have big Ego`s since they were stars in highschool and college too. For me, being a roleplayer, showing that you can do something on more limited touches and while putting your ego behind, is a great thing. -> Not being the system but making it work. You said that he was lucky that he ended up in good teams (lakers, Spurs). Sure It`s true but that`s just one side, Afterall those Teams WANTED him, because he is the kind of roleplayer who can elevate you on the next level. At last I wish y'all a good time and I hope you can forgive me for my bad English.
Those teams want championship and they help them a lot in getting those rings, big shot Bob
Your English is fine 👌
I would rather be Robert Horry because I want 7 rings
Konrad same
Konrad nah
I probably want to be Brian Scalabrine. Highly paid for a bench player and wins a ring for doing practically nothing, now that's ideal. Also have a fan base to go with it.
iamhungey12345 yeah but he's a meme...it's all for jokes... mainly trolls ...kids i.e white kids run with that joke... Brian scalibrine was a joke complete bum in all honesty. It's all funny the situation but deep down he was useless.... I'd rather have seven rings and played a part in each championship horry had 100 steals 100 blocks 100 3 pointers in one season it's the norm now for a role player to have that but back then when stars consumed big minutes it was really good made for a role player that's awesome
But scalibrine was just 💩💩dogshit
why dont u be bill with 11 rings
Robert Sorry was the straw that broke the camel's back. He enhanced an already great team. He's definitely NOT overrated.
THANKS FOR WATCHING HAVE A BLESSED DAY
MDJ I dig you said blessed that's classy bro. Keep it up !
MDJ I would be horry
I love to just help the teamate that better
Brilliant as usual MDJ!
Clutch shots get so much attention i would love to see a playoffs clutch block/defensive play top ten or something... the Dreams block on starks in game 6 vs knicks 94 finals is one that jumps to mind, without it no game 7 for him to dominate and finish it
MDJ very good question at the end idk
I'll take 53 millions and 7 rings over 43 millions and no rings any day.
jorge irizarry
Do you realize that sir charles makes or will make millions now with TNT?
While the other dudes is nowhere?
kj8491
And Charles has 0 RINGS.
Greatomeister
That’s was a point of my reply
Nah i rather being the man .. then a role player ..role player r forgotten being the man ur not .
@@terrenceperkins5282 Robert Horry isn't forgotten tho...
Say what y’all want ,he was there when Olajuwon won his first n second chip - also Shaq/Kobe 1,2,3 chip. They were not champions before him and he also played his part .
Statistically speaking this man is insanely clutch, and after watching that game 5 he was on fire in the second half and pretty much put the spurs on his back to go up 3-2 in the series. If he missed any one of these shots that were so clutch it could be argued that he would have less than 7 rings. However we was very lucky to be on these teams at the right time but that does not excuse how he has seven rings. It was up to him to hit those shots and if it wasn't him it could have been someone far less clutch. Robert Horry's 7 rings does not make him better than MJ at all but it doesn't mean he isn't great, the man must have been doing something right if he went to 7 NBA finals and won all 7. Tremendous player
Everett Johnson He was good but he had the incredible fortune to play with superstars his whole career. Many better players were not as fortunate.
You would certainly want him on your team. He may or may not start, but you'd definitely find key minutes for him.
He's lucky to have 7 rings but his clutchness is not from luck
JaidenPDXTV 9 This. Was never more than pretty good but aware of his limitations and his role..
well put bro,i agree to the fullest
Good dribbling..decent handle... excellent shoot mechanics, decent post and defensive skills...he was so clutch because his shooting form was flawless ...what a great player
It's hard. One hand:a legend that will be remember by"One of the Greatest to not win a ring". On the other you have a player that will be remembered as a clutch player and"One of the greatest role players".
I like rings so Horry.
If you did Iverson and Horry,I will be Iverson
Erik Lerström well I like rings. It's hard for me. I can go either way
Deshawn Da Don actually same too
It don't matter that he played in good teams he was still super clutch
Agreed, he's not the player that will take you to the finals. But if the team is already good enough to make it to the finals, he's the player that put you over the top.
Agreed
It DOES matter that he played for good teams,what if he ended up in Orlando while shaq was in LA.or if he stayed in Phoenix.or Vancouver?we wouldn't be talking about him would we?
chriskeepit100 yea but those teams would probably have those championships though 😂🤣
@@ronaldbuford1421 Definitely...not.
He has everything to be proud of ! I'm not a fan of any of those teams but I respect what he's accomplished and he should too . Just think every time they needed him in the most critical moments he delivered ! Hence the name Big Shot Bob " That's legendary in any era . Robert Horry be proud" no one can take way your place in sports history no matter what they say man ....
Big Shot Bob >> MJ
7-7 >> 6-6
jalewis210 7-7=0, 6-6=0 Horry=Jordan? Warriors blew a 3-1, loominati cumfirmed.
jalewis210 lol
jalewis210 not even close
If Jordan wants to use that theory for Kobe and LBJ then why can’t it be used with these two? Kobe got carried his first 3 championships he was nothing more than a sidekick so can’t use it for one and not the other.
CIARAN CAMPBELL thank you
Rob is Clutch! If there was HOF for sixth man...this is the man to be there!
Manu Ginobili would be first ballot than Robert Horry
Those Shots don't make themselves. Teams picked him because of what he could contribute.
Mr. Clutch.
There's something about 6 Finals MVPs compared to 0.
Seven beat six
There is something about 3 Finals MVP(Lebron) that beat 2 Finals MVP(Kobe)
Horry won 39 playoff series and the 4th most wins all time in the playoffs...just saying.....no won 30 all time...
Theres something about carrying kwame brown to the playoffs than being in a big three until you retire
Steph was definetly a dominant player on our team.
Robert Horry isn't clutch
He's super clutch
Dean Legend he's not super clutch.
He's super duper clutch
mert ekren he's not super duper clutch
He's really super duper clutch
snappoification He's not really super duper clutch.
He is insanely, really, super, duper clutch
Alex Young He's not insanely, really, super, duper clutch.
He's incredibly, insanely, really, super, duper clutch.
2Boobie4 He's not incredibly, insanely, really, super, duper clutch
He's unfathomably, incredibly, insanely, really, super, duper clutch
Greatest role player ever
Clutch
Right place right time type if guy
7 rings 3 different teams
Hes the guy that isnt on the stat sheet as much, but always hits the important shots lmfao
Bullshit lmao
Jordan's Logic used against him
Horry>>>>>Jordan
DBZ Wish... 7
Did he win any Final MVP ?
stuart chong that wasn't the argument that Jordan had
stuart chong and even if it was lebron has more finals MVPs than Kobe
My argument is Finals mvp, so 6 FMVP>0
"If I miss you will just blame the stars anyways."
Real shit
Great memories of Robert Horry contributing to Houston's first ever Championship in 1994 beating New York. The 1995 finals against Orlando. Mario Elie, Kenny Smith and Sam Cassell made clutch shots to secure the 94 and 95 championships. Thanks for posting!!
Horry the greatest role player of all time
If he didn't hit that shot vs the Kings the league still would've found a way to rig the series in the Lakers' favor
true
oh c'mon it's been 15 years
Mike Clayton but he did hit the shot so that speculation is unnecessary
LITTLE The kings lost in overtime on their own home court in game 7. You can't make shots go in and you can't make a team miss... the only game with questionable calls was game six...I will give that to you. But Without Horry's three the Kings win that series...
Mike Clayton W
I remember it got to the point. When watching the games and he got the ball. I was like Oh Nooo, Damn! 😩
Exactly man, EXACTLY!!!
If he wasn't on youre team and got the ball with the game on the line, you were going to be in your feelings that night.
There's no way that luck Imo. He knows where to be at the right time, and he swishing all his shots.
Horry made his own luck. Respect.
I hate it when people compare Robert Horry and Michael Jordan. He’s an above average player, with an above average career, but he can’t compare to Horry.
I'm gonna go with Sir Charles. I'd rather be an all time great with an MVP to my name than "the greatest role player ever". Barkley is mentioned a ton, whereas Horry is only mentioned in discussions regarding rings.
Seth Kasso I'd rather have 7 rings than to be a HOFer tbh. Cuz then u could be like I have more rings than Jordan
@@forshzzlemahnzzle2857 That doesn't matter. I'd rather have 6 Finals rings and a Finals MVP for all of those instead of 7 rings and no Finals MVP at all.
acording to the history that i seen he was lucky. Drafted when bulls was down and rockets was up and then traded where shaq also traded and kobe also drafted and then traded again to the spurs which duncan on prime. But according to the skills that he shots that three , he is one of the most underated clutch player who saved future hall of famer's careers.
I loved Robert horry he had a sweet shot and was clutch as hell.
Horry was cold blooded...especially in LA.
Damn imagine Robert Horry and Ray Allen on the Warriors
LOOOOOOOOOOOL YOU ARE CRAZY nba isn't ready for that !! it will NOT be FAR !!!!
WestCrook imagine if they had darko militic. THATS KILL
Then they would have 3-peated. because the talent level is that much more.
WestCrook that would be the day the nba went under
They would break the nba
Big Shot Bob. 7 rings. Nuff said. Lamar Hatton.
Alot of asian nba youtubers and im liking it because the content is amazing
Charles Barkley more money and an Olympic gold medal is also pretty sick.
Nobody is that lucky. He played his role on some great teams
Robert horry lowkey looks like will smith
George Aguero : They compared the two side-by-side in the 1990’s on NBC. They really don’t resemble at all. They have similar types of looks, but there’s no resemblance.
Now, compare young Bobby Brown with Jordan. Those two resembled.
Please make a video about who's a better duo. steph and KD or Westbrook and KD. And could James harden and KD be as good as either.
Great idea
Teddy Connell i think sc n kd best cuz chemistry issues off/on the court w russ n kd. harden a ballhog i feel like they aint mesh 2gether
YAAASSSS
Teddy Connell yassss
Teddy Connell what about steph and lebron?
I don't care what other people say about you Mr. Horry but as Spurs fan who watched the 2005 series against the Pistons, I thank you for the effort you gave in game 5. That clutch 3 you made? That was the series for us.
Robert horry is the best player ever along with the white mamba.
Dont forget the greatest player of all time, Lavar ball
Don’t forget elevator Ernie
TEKASHI 69
Lavar ball can’t touch the white mamba you silly goose
fran laris lol
Don't forget Andre Ingram and the white mamba Brian Scalabrine
He is a role player, Mr. Clutch. 7 rings all earned
Robert Hory wasn’t a lockdown defender or shot blocker BUT he could hold his own and was super crafty. He’d get a big time steal in the 4th quarter when the game was on the line.
Swear to god when I first saw him on the rookie card the immediate reaction was : Will Smith got drafted?
The dude is lucky. Right place at the right time. He played a role and did it well. I ain't mad at him.
I'll take Robert's career all day. He played for my all time favorite team...San Antonio Spurs. He also played for the team I loved to hate... Lakers. That was a rivalry that was so great Horry played on both teams and won titles on both simply amazing.
WHEN YOU DO SOMETHING ONCE YOU CAN SAY LUCKY WHEN YOU DO IT MULTIPLE TIMES IT'S SKILL
latterly the opposite🤦♂️
So was Eli Manning lucky?
Richie F- Facts! ✊
They meant lucky cause he was placed to a championship roster when he got traded and show his skill and clutch ability. After that it was he that made championship teams go after him.
The greatest non all star of all time
That i can agree... 🤔🤔🤔
Fo sure 🤩
Mike Conley?
@@jackintheboxbreakfast9839 did he one rings ?
Good video, somebody once quoted "luck is a word to describe the success of a person that you don't like".
who'd i chose?? whose in the HOF?? id rather carry a team than just be in the backseat.. sir Charles for me.. regardless of him being ringless
damn. im seeing a lot of people who'd rather enjoy watching the game and playing 12min per. rather than playing 35-40 min per
shaq stays roasting him every day about not having rings, are you really gonna deal with that😂
Fisher horry Cassel barely gonna score 10 but gonna be there in the playoffs they just know how to win 🤷♂️
I miss you RDJ. Don’t know if you’ll ever see this but I loved the work you did.
I would take Robert Horry's career. I could not handle the stress of being a superstar, or hearing it from Shaq night in and night out about how I have no rings.
I'm dead💀💀💀💀
Lol, will McCaw get his 4th ring this year? Or maybe next season? I dunno
he 3peated🤣🤣🤣 thats funny
This man was great in his role on every team that he won a championship win.
Something about 7 that beats 6.
something about lebron fans
He never won in the east... he relied on 4 of the top 10 greatest big men ever
David the admiral , Shaq, DUNCAN, and Hakeem...
Jake Rojas well doesn't always lead to success. Any of those team could had lost a final.
Or did they rely on him? Would their legacies be so dominant if Horry missed those shots?
Glad I found someone who equally respects Robert Horry. I grew up on the Rockets and was always kinda keeping an eye on him after he left Houston. I’m like, this SOB is still winning.
Hes Clutch or Lucky are they serious , Big Shot Rob was pure Clutch
I would choose Big Shot Bob over Barkley any day of the week. 7 Big Shot Bob rings to 0 Barkley rings.
Will you choose horry over allen iverson
@@cia6520 no AI was a better player than Horry. Horry is just a good supporting player that chose championship winning teams to play for.
Dwayne Jeffers to be fair he only “chose” to go to one team.
@@dwaynejeffers1632 So you're saying horry is a better player than Barkley
@@Chris-pv6vv no I am saying a good role player can help you win rings. Barkley is too much into his stats to be a Finals winner.
To contextualize his career, Robert Horry was never really called overrated or any label that would allude to the sort of thing. But Horry was an anomaly.
He only played for three teams in his career and it wasn't like other teams came to throw serious money at his feet. His skillset was multifaceted-really a jack of all trades despite being known for his clutch shooting. In some ways he fit the mold of today's rangy, "small forwards." For his time, Horry was agile for a 6'10" PF, moved well, smooth stroke and had excellent hands on defense. But he still didn't do any one thing greater than anybody else but he did have an IQ for the game that was higher than most.
I can tell you with the Spurs, he disappeared for long stretches during the regular season. And it added to his charm. The ability to seemingly be unproductive for weeks and come up huge. Before the playoffs, his highlights would include some nice passes, game-sealing rebounds or steals. On defense, he wasn't the typical big forward. He'd guard the opposing team's post-player, sure, but only if they were the team's third or fourth option. Again, that's the beauty of Horry's game, he wasn't guarding any stars but he was making life hell for his role-playing counterparts. Not exactly the bruising post defender, but active hands and later in his career putting muscle on to at least not get bullied.
His shooting, anecdotally, always felt spotty (though his BBall reference certainly demonstrates a slightly better clip than I remember). Still, the post-season is when he came alive. In fact, it's when Popovich would give him an uptick in minutes and he did well enough to stay in the rotation. His regular season minutes were wildly inconsistent. Almost like Popovich didn't know what to do with him, he couldn't guard every quicker forward, but he did patrol the arc occasionally and was never really the "backup power forward" but did play there. If the game ever leaned toward today's more free flowing play, then Horry was in causing havoc.
All told, Horry was a winner. Just an average shooter, but a very clutch one. And like most players he did break out from time to time. That second half against the Pistons in the 2005 Finals was something to behold. He took over.
7 reasons why Robert Horry is NOT HUMAN and BROKE the NBA!!!
7 for 7 the next Jordan, jk
They didn't call him "Big Shot Bob" for nothing......
A guy that was always in the right place at right time and made most of it!
Is this right... 2 in Houston, 3 in Los Angeles, and 2 in San Antonio?
Yup, 7 out of 7, no less.
He’s earn his rings tho with his clutch shots.
Dude your videos are honestly amazing...
What's up mark?
Sup?
MDJ nothing much thanks for responding :)
He's lucky charm,every team gets him gets the crown.
I met him in my 40 and up recreation basketball league last night. I told him that he was an amazing player and will soon be in the hall of fame! Big shot Bob is straight up cool guy.
He always played his spot and role and when his name was called he delivered that's all that matters.
Yes
I would love to have Horry in my playoff team always
Yes
I think Robert Horry is underrated, not overrated. The guy shoots 3s, spaces the floor for great bigs he teamed up with(Dream, Shaq, Duncan), a really underrated defender especially in the post. An epitome of what role players should be. This guy should be inducted into the HOF.
I'll take Robert Horry's career over Barkleys all day long!!! 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 #Retired #GROAT!
In most of those games he does almost nothing until those threes he made.
Well supported argument and persuasive. You made the likability of Robert Horry logical and that is totally awesome!
If teams chose him was it because he was a good player