Byron Scott

In this episode of Off The Dribble, Cody Wallace interviews Byron Scott about his incredible career both as a player and a coach. Byron played for the Los Angeles Lakers, Vancouver Grizzlies and Indiana Pacers and coached the following teams: Sacramento Kings (assistant coach), New Jersey Nets, New Orleans Hornets, Cleveland Cavaliers and Los Angeles Lakers. He talks about playing with legendary players like Kobe Bryant, Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul Jabbar and playing against Hall Of Famers like Michael Jordan, Larry Bird and more.OFF THE DRIBBLE features Byron Scott who is a 3 time NBA champion with the Showtime Lakers of the 80s. Byron famously played with and coached players such as Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal, and many others. Byron also coached for multiple NBA franchises including the Head Coach for the Lakers from 2014-2016. On this podcast Byron will be interviewing former and current athletes as well as guests from the sports and entertainment world. He will give you the behind the scenes stories you've never heard before.#nba #basketball #lakers #kobebryant #lebronjames

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In this episode, we interview Lakers Legend, Byron Scott. He's a 3x NBA Champion, Former Coach of the Year, and NBA Legend. Yeah, we're shocked too. We asked him about his favorite Kobe Bryant moments, his time with the Showtime Lakers, his thoughts on the current Lakers situation/the Front Office situation, and what it would take for LeBron to be considered a Laker Legend. Nicest dude ever. Follow us at @FullCourtFresh on IG/TikTok for more content with Byron soon! @officialbyronscott Make sure to check out Byron's own podcast as well: "Off the Dribble: The Byron Scott Podcast" (https://www.byronscottpodcast.com/)

Byron Scott Former Laker and Former Head Coach of the Lakers calls in to talk about the Lakers new acquisitions and the hiring of Darvin Ham. He also talks about a charity event he is hosting to help out the Homeless! Also, Mason has a nugget about Darvin Ham and Russell Westbrook! and How good is Shohei Othani Mason also has a nugget on Othani! Plus, Andy Katz talks about the reason why USC and UCLA went to the BIG 10? and Producer Greg has his topics ready for BOBCAT! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former NBA Coach of the Year, and member of the Showtime Lakers Byron Scott comes by the set to talk ball with T.O. and Hatch. From predicting the future of a young Kyrie, to the differences in Kobe's and MJ's game; Scott's seen a million different situations play out courtside. Stream for free on Hisense Smart TVs, LG Channels, Sports on Tubi, Plex, Samsung TV Plus, The Roku Channel, Vizio Channels fubosportsnetwork.com, and XUMO or as part of fuboTV’s subscription packages of 100+ sports, news and entertainment channels. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A lot of basketball legends are either great players or coaches. But Byron Scott is one of the few who can legitimately claim to be both (though he’s too humble to say so). As a member of the Los Angeles Lakers’ Showtime dynasty, Byron won three NBA championships. He also lost a few bitterly contested Finals showdowns with the Lakers’ arch-nemesis: the Boston Celtics. Once he moved from the hardwood to the bench, Byron quickly asserted his strong values and coaching principles, leading the New Jersey Nets to the NBA Finals and earning Coach of the Year honors. He went on to coach Kobe Bryant in the twilight of his career and make a mark as a mentor for the young guns who are now in starring roles for teams across the League. In this episode, Byron shares: The transition from playing to coachingHow the '80s Showtime Lakers had more leaders than Magic JohnsonThe Hall of Fame coaches who planted the coaching seed in himWhat it was like to mentor a young KobeWhat shocked him about Kobe in those early yearsWant to hear more from Byron? Follow him on Instagram and listen to his excellent show, Off the Dribble with Byron Scott. 

A lot of basketball legends are either great players or coaches. But Byron Scott is one of the few who can legitimately claim to be both (though he’s too humble to say so). As a member of the Los Angeles Lakers’ Showtime dynasty, Byron won three NBA championships. He also lost a few bitterly contested Finals showdowns with the Lakers’ arch-nemesis: the Boston Celtics. Once he moved from the hardwood to the bench, Byron quickly asserted his strong values and coaching principles, leading the New Jersey Nets to the NBA Finals and earning Coach of the Year honors. He went on to coach Kobe Bryant in the twilight of his career, and make a mark as a mentor to the young guns who are now in starring roles for teams across the League. In this episode, Byron reveals: What made the leadership group of Magic Johnson, Pat Riley, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and James Worthy work so wellWhat Riley taught him about standing firm in the face of adversityWhy he came to faith following his father’s close brush with death and how this guides his lifeHis favorite MJ storyWant to hear more from Byron? Follow him on Instagram and listen to his excellent show, Off the Dribble with Byron Scott. Sponsored by Weartesters: https://weartesters.com/ 

Art McPherson sat down with 3x NBA Champion Byron Scott to talk about massive NBA Trades, the Lakers and bowling with greatness. To hear more celebrity interviews visit the Artist Vault at  www.artofmoneyradio.com or to schedule a complimentary consultation with the McPherson Financial Group call 772-281-5223.

Byron Scott and Cody Wallace share about some of the guests and topics coming on the Byron Scott Podcast. Guests for season 1 include Kareem Abdul Jabbar, James Worthy, Marcus Allen, and many more. Listen for the behind the scenes stories and never heard before takes! Learn more at byronscottpodcast.com. 

Chris and Rob debate whether or not the Golden State Warriors made a mistake by extending Steph Curry for another 4 years (and $200 million), and tell us why they expect the Dodgers fans to boo the heck out of the Astros players when the teams square off tonight. Plus, 3x NBA champion and former Coach of the Year Byron Scott swings by to share his thoughts on the Lakers free agency moves, Russell Westbrook's fit alongside LeBron James, Lonzo Ball, and much more! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com