I f there was one guy who knew what Pat Riley could do as a coach, it would be Byron Scott. The 6'4" guard played under Riley with the Los Angeles Lakers and was part of three championship squads ...

Regardless, LA still had its resident stars, including Magic Johnson, James Worthy, AC Green, Byron Scott, and Michael Cooper ...

At the 1987 Lakers championship parade in Los Angeles, Coach Pat Riley boldly guaranteed a back-to-back win, ... with Byron Scott and James Worthy going on to become the team's offensive leaders.

"Pat is a straight shooter. It doesn't matter whether it's Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, James Worthy, Michael Cooper, Byron Scott, Kurt Rambis, Bob McAdoo, you name it.

The post Byron Scott Breaks Silence on 41YO Controversy as Ex-Lakers Photographer’s Shocking Confession Comes to Light appeared first on ... ” Coach Pat Riley didn’t immediately agree to ...

Although stories over the years contend it was members of Riley’s Lakers rosters who coined the phrase, with Byron Scott among those having utilized the phrase, Riley first filed for the ...

Riley didn’t invent the term three-peat, which he trademarked in 1989 as the Los Angeles Lakers' head coach after overhearing Byron Scott use it before the start of the 1988-89 NBA season.

Riley got the idea when he heard his former player Byron Scott of the Los Angeles Lakers use the term "twee-peat" to describe the club's back-to-back championships in 1987 and 1988.

When Byron Scott’s former coach with the Los Angeles Lakers, Pat Riley, predicted that his shooting guard who won three National Basketball Association (NBA) titles playing alongside Magic ...