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'Old-school' Horry would knock Nash down again

By Gene Wojciechowski
ESPN.com

Sunday, May 20, 2007

SAN ANTONIO -- Trust me, they don't call him "Cheap Shot Bob" in this town. Instead, Robert Horry, the man whose shoulder shiver helped alter the look and feel of the NBA playoffs, received something Sunday afternoon that you don't see and hear every day: a spontaneous, heartfelt standing ovation that lasted a full 30 seconds. For checking into the game. "They just missed him," the Spurs' Michael Finley said of the reception. "As fans, you miss having a valuable part of your team." Horry d ...

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