Going ISO - Former Laker Robert Sacre
Rejecting the Screen goes ISO with former Los Angeles Laker Robert Sacre, The Gonzaga legend reminisces about being a starstruck rookie playing alongside famous teammates during the Lakers' tumultuous 2012-2013 season. He tells fascinating Kobe Bryant stories, including why Kobe refused to eat dinner at a fancy restaurant, how a Kobe punch tested Robert's manhood, memories of Kobe's final game, and how they developed a bond through Robert's trash talking. Robert also discusses why he started dancing on the sidelines, how he bought a cow with Chris Kaman, and what Metta World Peace is really like off the court. -- How Robert got 9s in the infamous Japanese dunk contest Adjustment moving from Louisiana to Vancouver as a child Loving the Vancouver Grizzlies Developing his game Getting overmatched physically for the first time Mark Few flipping out Struggling with injuries while at Gonzaga Memories from the 2012 NBA Draft First day as a Los Angeles Laker Feeling awestruck during his first preseason game Learning to play alongside Kobe Bryant Why Kobe refused to eat his dinner at a fancy restaurant Buying a cow with Chris Kaman Finding out Mike Brown was fired in 2012 What its like seeing Dwight Howard back in a Laker uniform How Kobe tested Robert's manhood Kobe's infamous workout routine When Kobe famously walked out of practice Robert's All-Character Team in the NBA What Metta World Peace is really like off the court Getting attention for dancing on the sidelines First big celebrity sighting as a Laker Memories of Kobe's final game Who he'd want to reject the screen and go iso in a must-win situation -- Please subscribe to the podcast, rate, review and share with your friends! Rejecting the Screen is part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Follow Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov and Adam @NaismithLives Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
