Hall of Fame is an individual thing, and I've never been an individual person. I have always been team-oriented, so seven ...

Los Angeles Lakers legend Robert Horry gifted a signed jersey to a child and father that lost one in the Palisades fires in ...

It started with one of those rare, wholesome moments that sports fans live for. The post Wembanyama Fiasco Makes Fans Doubt ...

Instead, Horry came to surprise George Angelich, an 8-year-old Los Angeles Lakers fan whose family lost its home in the ...

After 8-year-old George Angelich lost his prized jersey in the L.A. fires, Robert Horry gifted him a new one live on "NBA ...

And as a result, they lost a signed Robert Horry jersey that was in their home, which Nick Angelich described on the show. “Yeah, it’s a jersey that we have had for a long time,” said Angelich.

Robert Horry may have built his legacy on clutch playoff shots, but this week, he gave one young fan a memory that may matter even more than any buzzer-beater. During an appearance on NBA Today ...

Recently, a heartwarming narrative unfolded in the sports world as former NBA star Robert Horry showed how athletes can indeed spread joy beyond the basketball court. Against the backdrop of ...

The wildfires in Palisades left George Angelich, an eight-year-old Lakers fan, in turmoil. Having lost his home and prized possessions—including a signed Horry jersey—George felt an overwhelming sense ...

The highlight came when three-time WNBA champion Alysha Clark and seven-time NBA champion Robert Horry took the stage to discuss their careers and this year’s NCAA Tournament. Clark, known for ...