Robert Horry

So seven-time NBA champion with three different teams, one of only four players that have won with three different teams.

So watching the NBA finals this year, one of your former teams that you won a championship with, the Spurs, going against a team that you beat in the finals one time, the Knicks.

What did you think of this year's series?

It drew

record numbers.

It drew record numbers because, you know, our international players at NBA are doing great things for us.

You know, they're taking over the league.

If you think about the top five players, they're international.

But I thought watching the final, I just said, okay,

OKC got beat by

the Spurs.

They're going to win it.

And the Knicks had an easy run.

They really had no competition.

And I was like, hold on.

These Knicks are really good.

When you start watching, because you never watch the East because I'm in the West.

And I started breaking down their team.

I'm like, they're not really weak at any position.

You know, maybe their bench is a little suspect, but.

They're a good team.

And then when you really watch them, you watch how OG plays, you watch how Hart and all those guys play, like they play well together and they know their roles.

And so I was really impressed by them.

And when you got a team like that, you know, especially going up against a young team like the Spurs, you can really expose them.

Now, when you're watching some of those moments, what did you think about that? You know I grew up in New York, so I was rooting hard for the Knicks.