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Horry is God.
hehehe, OH my Gawh! That was a NAIL BITTER! But I always believed in my Spurs, they have the confidence and finesse. That takes years and they will get that trophy.
Horry is God.
Robert Horry=sex
Robert Horry doesn't look like Will Smith...
Will Smith looks like Robert Horry, and yes, he had to ask for permission.
Robert Horry doesn't get clutch, clutch gets Robert Horry.
When Rob's playing well, the Spurs are almost unbeatable. He gives them that second athletic big who can score and rebound.
Robert Horry and Michael Finley geared up for the playoffs this season is what may just put the Spurs over the top for the Championship. It takes the team to a whole other level - if only Ginobili could get aggressive and take it to the hole. That may have to wait until the Suns should the Spurs close this one out.
Spot on Whottt.
Could dude have been anymore wrong about Horry?
Nice. Missmyzte you must be even more thrilled than the rest of us.
Robert Horry makes love to pressure
Boomshakalakalaklaka !!!!
Never under estimate the heart of a champion!
I will be making a special Robert Horry sig soon...too bad they are disabled most of the time.
Taken form ESPN.COM :
"Robert Horry made two baskets on Monday. Naturally, one crushed Denver
The other was when he came out of no where and dunked in a miss.Taken form ESPN.COM :
"Robert Horry made two baskets on Monday. Naturally, one crushed Denver
I've honestly run out of adjectives about Robert Horry.
When he shoots shots like that, theres an eerie calm.
You know its good.
HORRY = THE MAN
'nuff said!
He does us 30-somethings proud.
I love that man.
When I met Robert Horry I was like I can go an entire year with out sex.... I didn't say that of course but that's what I was thinking. I think if I would have had my current boyfriend at the time I wouldn't have thought that actually I know I wouldn't have thought that.
let us not forget the compaq center, formerly known as the summit, a place so sacred and known for horry's miracles that it actually became a church.
I certainly like Horry more than a friend at this point.
Whottt's right that it wouldn't be fair to exclude Philly and Portland from the burgs that he's created misery for with his end game exploits. He hit a stone cold killer in Game 3 of the First Round 2001 playoffs at Portland that signalled the end of the Blazers reign of "Just Good Enough to Make a Few Deep Playoff Runs." He did the same thing to Philly in that year's Finals.
One thing that was evident to me in Game 1 was that Horry is definitely involved emotionally and physically with this team's playoff run. I don't know that he was able to do that last season with the injuries he endured. He seems healthier this time around and he certainly seems to be doing all of the little things that he does so well at playoff time. I still think that the biggest play in this series was his block on Iverson in Game 2, but his shot in Game 4 is certainly a very close 2nd in my book.
Horry has had an amazing career.
He is one of those guys people will see the name of 50 years from now and be like "How did this guy end up being on le teams practically every year?"
I don't think it is that he likes pressure, I think he doesn't feel pressure the way other guys do. He is just as loose shooting a game winner in the playoffs as he is a shot in the first qtr of a meaningless pre-season game. I think that is the key as to why he is able to come through in situations where others choke.
Good for him, nice win for you guys.
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