After retiring from basketball, many players seek solace and fulfillment by attending their children’s games and events. Away from NBA arenas, retired athletes become dedicated supporters, cherishing the chance to witness their kids’ athletic endeavors.

Whether it’s cheering from the sidelines of basketball courts, soccer fields, or swimming pools, former players relish the chance to be present for their children.

Former NBA player gets kicked out of a high school game

Former Los Angeles Lakers forward Robert Horry, in an episode of ‘All The Smoke’ candidly discusses an incident that involved cops. The 7x NBA champion Robert Horry found himself at the center of attention during his son’s basketball game a few months back. The 52-year-old former basketball star was ejected from the game for passionately expressing his discontent towards the referees.

Horry’s son, Christian, a standout guard and a junior at the esteemed Harvard Westlake, was in a matchup against St. Francis in Flintridge. The incident unfolded in the midst of the game, adding an unexpected twist to the evening’s proceedings.

Horry shed light on the incident, explaining that his comment directed at the referee was not laden with profanity. In his own words, he stated, “I didn’t cuss, that’s the craziest thing. I said, “Hey ref, you suck, man” and he went to the cop, the cop was like…what do you want me to do?” Surprisingly, the referee, seemingly taking offense to the remark, chose to involve law enforcement in the matter.

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The response from the officer was dismissive, however, with a clear indication that it was not for him to intervene over a remark. Undeterred, the referee sought the assistance of the school’s A.D. escalating the situation further.

The former player also expressed his disappointment for missing his son’s game, but there’s only so much one can do. During his illustrious 17-season NBA career, Robert Horry left an indelible mark on the league, representing notable teams such as the Houston Rockets, Phoenix Suns, Los Angeles Lakers, and San Antonio Spurs.

Robert Horry, one of the most decorative players in the NBA

With a total of 7 championship titles to his name, Horry stands among the most decorated players in NBA history.??In fact, only six players have surpassed his remarkable achievement of winning eight or more championships. Horry’s reputation as a clutch performer was solidified by his ability to deliver crucial shots when it mattered most. Making big plays in high-pressure moments became synonymous with his name, etching his legacy as one of the game’s ultimate winners.

Retired NBA player Robert Horry now supports his son’s high school basketball journey with pride and guidance. Horry’s wealth of basketball knowledge and experience now benefits his son as he offers support, insights, and guidance. Despite his playing days being over, Robert Horry’s passion for the game remains as he embarks on this chapter alongside his son. In regards to his son, he said: “I love watching my son play in high school, you know… they won the state championship.”

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