Byron Scott on Kobe's 60-Point Finale, Guarding Michael Jordan, and Showtime Lakers | ALL THE SMOKE episode artwork

EPISODE · Jan 30, 2025 · 1H 13M

Byron Scott on Kobe's 60-Point Finale, Guarding Michael Jordan, and Showtime Lakers | ALL THE SMOKE

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Lakers legend Byron Scott opens up about his incredible NBA journey spanning four decades as both player and coach. The 3-time NBA champion gives Matt and Stak unprecedented access into the Showtime Lakers dynasty, sharing never-before-heard stories about Magic, Kareem, and the battles with Larry Bird's Celtics. Coach Scott and Stak squash their long-standing beef from Jackson's rookie year with the Nets, showing true growth and reconciliation. The basketball icon breaks down his close relationships with Kobe Bryant and Jerry West, while offering candid analysis of today's Lakers and what it takes to build a championship culture. From witnessing Jordan's rise to mentoring young superstars, Scott delivers a masterclass in basketball excellence and leadership.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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