In the latest issue of Travis & D’Marco podcast, Lakers' celebrity and seven-time champion Robert Horry talked about everyone's impression of himself.

When talking about whether it will be remembered, Horry said: "I don't care much about the outside world's perspective. I think the most important thing is that my teammates can remember me in a positive way, and that's fine. Because sometimes, people remember some players, but it's not always positive. If my former teammates mentioned me, "He's a really contributing professional player, he cares about victory," that's the most important thing to me. The outside world's perspective is sometimes not important because they don't understand what's inside the team, and they don't know what I'm doing in the locker room."

"A lot of players who are crucial to the team, their contributions are often unknown. You see players who dance and shout on the court and think they are the leaders of the team, but in fact, the real leader is often the person who works silently behind the scenes." Horry said.