Alright, so the other day I was digging into some old NBA stuff, and the name Robert Horry kept popping up. You know, “Big Shot Bob,” the guy with more rings than fingers. I got curious about his time with the Lakers, so I decided to spend an afternoon really looking into it.
First, I opened up my browser and started with a simple search. Just typed in “robert horry lakers” to get the basic info. I wanted a refresher on the years he played there and his basic stats.
Getting the Basic Stats
The search results gave me a good starting point. I clicked on a few of the basketball reference pages and Wikipedia. I quickly jotted down:
- Joined the Lakers in 1997.
- Left the Lakers in 2003.
- Won three championships with them (2000, 2001, 2002).
Finding the Really Cool Stuff
Okay, that was the easy part. I knew he was famous for clutch shots, so next I focused my searches on “robert horry clutch shots lakers” and “robert horry lakers playoffs”. I wanted to relive those moments! I found some amazing old forum discussions and articles breaking down specific games. People were sharing memories, arguing about which shot was the most clutch. It was a goldmine of fan perspectives!
Watching Those Big Moments
Of course, reading about it wasn’t enough. I needed to SEE these shots. I went to check video and started hunting. It took a bit of digging, with searches like “robert horry game 4 vs kings” and “robert horry buzzer beater lakers”. I spent a good hour just watching those incredible moments, shaking my head in disbelief at some of them.
I felt really understood. Robert Horry’s time with the Lakers was special. He wasn’t always the top scorer, but man, when the pressure was on, he delivered. It was a fun afternoon of research, and it reminded me why I love basketball so * old games were fun to research!
