I've come to terms....I'll never see another Robert Horry

[seemorecizzy]

jesus
i forgot about that left handed dunk in the lane
shyt was vicious

 

[who_better_than_me]

At one point he was one of the best, if not the best, big man perimeter post feeder in the league. He worked magic with Dream. Would've been great to have him played with Yao.

 

[Nintendough]

Skullduggery>>>>

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

When he came through in the clutch again

 

[Tommy Sheppard]

Richard jeferson, ariza, He is not nothing special

you new trolls don't even try anymore.

 

[GunRanger]

Game 5 vs the pistons was one of the GOAT performances by a role player

 

[Long Live The Mamba]

Joe Johnson

You can leave

 

[Ben.]

He took a title from the Spurs in 95

But handed em 2 via 05 and with this gem in 03

Just imagining Horry hits that shot and Lakers win another game possibly and destroy the Nets yet again in the finals for the 4peat

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

One thing the game is missing these days are the great role players. Guys like Horry, Artest, Sam Cassell. Not stars but everyone knew them and they had their own swagger about them, unique personalities helped. Maybe 1 all star appearance, never one of the best players in the league, but always played a role in outcomes and more often than not, showed up big in big moments.

Nowadays seems role players are out here tryna be superstars

 

[brick james]

you new trolls don't even try anymore.

Let's not get carried away friend, were talking about a dude who averaged 7 points a game in the playoffs. He played great D and was clutch, but let's not act like he ever sniffed an all Star team.


RJ was a dude that averaged 20+ on 55 percent shooting during his playoff run with the nets, while playing good D. They are definitely on the same level.

 

[brick james]

One thing the game is missing these days are the great role players. Guys like Horry, Artest, Sam Cassell. Not stars but everyone knew them and they had their own swagger about them, unique personalities helped. Maybe 1 all star appearance, never one of the best players in the league, but always played a role in outcomes and more often than not, showed up big in big moments.

Nowadays seems role players are out here tryna be superstars

nikka, Ron artest was much better than Horry. Multiple all defensive teams, DPOY, an all star game, putting up 20 in the playoffs those 2 or 3 years while locking nikkas down

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

nikka, Ron artest was much better than Horry. Multiple all defensive teams, DPOY, an all star game, putting up 20 in the playoffs those 2 or 3 years while locking nikkas down

Not a franchise player
One-time all star
Known for a specific skill
Unique personality
Not a number 1 or even a 2 on a great team, but did great in his role somewhere further down the list
Fondly remembered
Hall of Fame probability - less than 1%

Sounds like exactly the type of guys I was talking about

 

[Nintendough]

One thing the game is missing these days are the great role players. Guys like Horry, Artest, Sam Cassell. Not stars but everyone knew them and they had their own swagger about them, unique personalities helped. Maybe 1 all star appearance, never one of the best players in the league, but always played a role in outcomes and more often than not, showed up big in big moments.

Nowadays seems role players are out here tryna be superstars

It's crazy Big Shot Bob would probably get a max deal this era

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

dude had a superpower with a timer on it

 

[Maddmike]

fukk that nikka. He came to an event I coordinated and wouldn't even shake my hand. bytch nikka