Byron Scott on His Relationship With Kobe Bryant & Kobe's Legacy

Byron Scott talks about his relationship with the late, great Kobe Bryant, from their time playing together in Kobe's rookie year, to Byron being the head coach of the Lakers during Kobe's final game!
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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.
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[@laingyn]

I miss kobe so much

[@ByronScottPodcast]

❤️

[@jon-fn7ob]

We all do😢

[@Nbafan2000]

Rip🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@jc10x]

Me too ❤

[@GOATSLAYER95]

Same here

[@CaliJatt0809]

Kobe was something else. Miss him soo much! There was nobody like him. Truly one of a kind. I cried a lot when he passed. He meant a lot to me. I still think about him everyday.

[@beattheodds6219]

Ever since Kobe passed I see the time 8:24 almost every single day. Shits wild and was never happening before he passed .

[@jameshunter5241]

Well said

[@probionix]

spot fucking on! MAMBA MENTALITY!!!!!!

[@danielocean3699]

Great idea by Coach Scott to start a podcast, he definitely has all the connections and insight to make this a great listen every week. You have a new subscriber in me, I love content like this

[@ByronScottPodcast]

Thanks Daniel!

[@bando5959]

Always been a big brother but Kobe was what saved me I could hear him grilling me because I took the easy way with the bad stuff

[@BruceWayne-wn7ww]

Bryon Scott was a bad man back in the day.

[@ronaldcoats5883]

KOBE THE GREATEST BASKETBALL PLAYER.

[@yoobikwitesbass]

Grateful for coach Byron Scott!

[@kingiman24]

🐐

[@BallCDO]

Lakers were 16-65 before that last game. And Kobe still went all out!!!!

[@Wondertroy1TV]

Mr Scott!! OneLove Mamba

[@itskajeric]

"Give me 50 on your last game"

[@N1120A]

Kobe: "Hold my 60"

[@willc5023]

god dam i miss kobe

[@robertharris1831]

Mamba Mentality Forever

[@jonjonharreld7602]

B.Scott My Brotha It Was Such A Pleasure Meeting U A Few Years Back At Our Show In LA Fam Fa'Life One Love Fa'Sho...

[@SaraSara-qn8mu]

I miss kobe always,my forever idol

[@cor-el3972]

They say Jordan Impacted the Game.. the Mamba Mentality Transcended the Game. Thank You Kobe.

[@xandersediescakes6055]

On This Interview Byron Scott say “ You know “ a million times. Watch again and thank me laterl😅l😂

[@landonnicholsen910]

I wish Scott would’ve got to coach Kobe before the achilles injury.

[@ceespinz]

Kobe was the last of the Mohicans with that play every game like it’s my last, went all out like it’s game 7 every night, the players today don’t know shit about that, not hating but just saying, RIP Kobe

[@Wondertroy1TV]

The fact that it was Utah..

[@LukeO870]

His Command Of The Moment Was Exceptional, Noteworthy, And Humanity Lost A True Potential Civic Leader

[@sunriseeternity300]

Minus his last season. Scott shot 50% from the floor (career). A lot big shots in big games.

[@demerioferguson3284]

I'll be back...

[@jalendashaun3352]

yoooooooooooooooooooooooo

[@martyc909]

Coach Scott sadly coached Kobe at the end. They should have hired him when Phil left. He needed a coach he can respect. He respected Byron Scott.

[@johnlooney2319]

Funny how entertainers think they are more important than they are. My next door neighbor made more of a impact just being a good father and a good husband. Hate sports and tv. I live not thru others. I hike and do marathons and volunteering is my game.

[@LazyCrazyGuy]

Regardless of where a mentor or role model comes from. They can make an impact, for you it was your neighbor. For me I've been able to take a little bit from a lot of people. I observe and take the good out of everyone I can and apply to my life. Some people it's athletes, other comedians, etc. For me Kobe somehow in my late 30's has made an impact in my life. Without me knowing it and I recognized it earlier today. I'm working out 3 x a day. Doing Cardio, Weight training, HIIT, etc. He used to get in about 4 workouts a day. For most that's crazy and obsessive but for some of us. There is a goal to reach and for me with his mentality, I'm reaching goals I never thought possible.

[@KevinWei24]

He hated Jeremy Lin. That's enough for me hate him.

[@onespeedlite]

They had arguments, but Kobe didn't hate him. The only thing you heard in the news was Kobe trash talking Jeremy Lin and other Laker teammates during a practice. Kobe was just being Kobe. He didn't have respect for you if you didn't stand up to him and showed that you belong. As Kobe got to know Jeremy Lin, he gained new respect for him: "You have to be able to assert yourself, especially on a team that I'm playing on -- especially on a team I'm playing on. Because I don't want chumps, I don't want pushovers, and if you're a chump and a pushover, I will run over you. It's important for him (Jeremy Lin) to have that toughness and to say, 'I believe in myself. I can step up, I can make these plays, I can perform.' I think that is very, very important." Kobe said this after Jeremy Lin waived him off in a play and made a 3-point shot in a tight game. This is an interview Matt Barnes had with Jeremy Lin about his relationship with Kobe and Kobe's mindset in the last year of his career: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKDHi2OefqytnZY

[@LazyCrazyGuy]

How wrong you are sir. Listen to this guy ^^^^ he knows what he's talking about. Kobe ended up respecting Jeremy Lin.