Byron Scott and Gary Vitti discuss best moments with Kobe Bryant - OFF THE DRIBBLE EP. 7
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- Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2021
- Episode 7 of the Byron Scott Podcast is with all time great Laker trainer Gary Vitti. Byron and Gary go into depth on the late great Kobe Bryant. Byron and Gary discuss the two sides of Kobe, what it was like to be a trainer for multiple championship runs, and their greatest memories together!
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OFF THE DRIBBLE is hosted by Byron Scott. Byron was a 3x NBA Champion as part of the Showtime Lakers. Later he turned to coaching and was recognized as NBA Head Coach of the Year! We are excited to bring you this new podcast where Byron will interview athletes, musicians, celebrities, and more to give you behind the scenes stories you can only hear on the Byron Scott Podcast!
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My favorite time meeting Kobe, I used to work at a Wendy’s by where he lived and he came in with the two girls one night around 2009 off-season it was late and the food we were about to serve him was garbage so I asked him if he was cool with us making it fresh it would be about 7 minutes he said cool pulled up in the drive thru but there was a single mom w her two kids wearing laker jerseys inside eating remember it’s late he gets out the car goes up and takes a picture with them n signs a jersey right before I gave him his food. Man was always humble and will always be missed
Thanks for sharing that story. Whenever I hear stories about people who i respect and look up to go out of their way to do nice things for people it only solidifies to me that KB was really a man of good character
I’m shocked Kobe ate Wendy’s
@@tallmandingo22 😂😂 probably a treat very rarely
@@j.w6671 I mean I eat Wendy’s but I picture him being obsessive with his diet like Ray Allen but I keep seeing these tidies of fast food visits and him popping into little mom and pop Mexican spots. I love it.
@@tallmandingo22 same but it’s convenient when it’s late that’s for sure after a hard work day haha
Gary Vitti needs a statue outside of staples center as well. Man is a straight up fucken legend
I’m from Orlando FL and I have Kobe as my goat if you’re not sure why that’s odd this man shattered the Magic’s closest hope at a title for the first time in over a decade I literally watched that man stop himself from giving us 50 every night so his teammates would feel involved THE 🐐
Facts Kobe was the epitome of if everyone plays defense I’ll make the big shots.
@@PrimordialBeing360 gotta add some facts to this to be purely accurate: mainly that kobe had exactly ZERO problems sharing, both the ball and the credit with guys that put in work alongside him.
Starts talking about Kobe 30:44
Thanks big bro
Byron !!!!
We want more Kobe stories.
There's a reason Chick always announced Gary Vitti's name along with the coaches and players. He was always part of the team.
The legendary Gary Vitti he is so talented as a physical therapist,he helped will Kobe from so many injuries, the best!
B Scott was a real 6'4 guard. His jump became deadly. Luv my Lakers
I always resigned you in 2k Gary❤️❤️
This is an interview ive been waiting for!
Thanks for checking it out!
Another good episode. Seeing GT tear up talking about Kobe was emotional. Good stories.
Luv this! Gary V is so authentic. Kobe, Gary V, and B. Scott #lakerlegends
I’m 1 minute and 20 seconds into the video n had to pause n comment on the clean dab up 😂
I remember that 70's-80's handshake!
Wow great interview really enjoyed it Thank you 💜💛
That‘s an old school handshake. Love these two. Always have.
Wow, I got to the end and didn't even realize it had been an hour. What a fantastic interview
When Gary talked about the GM and Coach talking about each other to the AT that is so true😂. I don’t know what is it about our profession that everyone feels comfortable talking to us about other people.
i miss Kobe
That dap up was solid 😂🤟🏻
This is why Kobe is the goat on and off the court he was that dude
Legends 🙏🏽
Underrated podcast fr
Keep it up coach 💪🏿 great podcast
Two of the many Laker greats.
Great podcast
We love you Kobe
We gotta talk about the solid dap up at the beginning.
More Kobe stories!
Awesome!
I met kobe 1 time his Lamborghini broke down in front of me and some of my friends at dodger stadium we help push start his car up the hill he was throwing out the first pitch he gave us all a autograph
love that GV has some of the same thoughts about AAU ball. i've long felt like that is the reason that man defense is becoming a lost art in the NBA. scoring is way up...and i'll be damned if regular season NBA doesn't look just like AAU ball, with all that matador ("ole") defense being played. AAU is tailor-made to feature players' offensive skills...but so few of those kids actually put in defensive effort beyond blocks and steals that I can't sit for even half a game.
I dont believe people understand the will it takes to rupture a achilles walk on it with no help make 2 free-throws walk back to the training room...no help..its not human.
And all to one up Paul Pierce too, that man was so petty competitive I love it. Truly love it
@@kettlemypedals oh i think PP was the LAST thing on KB's mind just then--at least in the moment. he was still doing his best to be invincible, able to withstand any pain and still play and win. he led a crazy comeback in that game, and he finished the job, pulling the lakers even w/the FTs before excusing himself. he was worried about the rest of his career; guarantee you paul freaking pierce was nowhere NEAR the top of his mind. he wasn't one-upping PP, he was staying true to who he had been his whole career; just keep on fighting through pain to produce. i think his entire modus operandi was a criticism of the PP-ethos of going out in a wheelchair or whatever. not saying PP was a wimp, but if Kobe had gone out like that he'd have FELT like a wimp himself.
Some Coaches want you to chuck up 3s
Chilling to hear him say “he’s a tough guy to argue with”, I believe the pilot was just trying to make his client happy, rip to everyone in the chopper 🙏
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