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While most remember Kobe Bryant’s insane 81-point game against the Toronto Raptors, some can’t forget. One of them is Jalen Rose, who was among the unlucky men that night, that had the pleasure of guarding Kobe Bryant.
In 2017, Rose, who now is an ESPN analyst, starred in a commercial for ESPN, together with the man he wasn’t able to guard that night, and it i...
Delonte West may have been out of the NBA for more than a decade, and has faced multiple struggles, but apparently he still does not need much to remind people just how enormous the gap can be between a former NBA player and an ordinary basketball enthusiast.
West recently went one-on-one against popular streamer N3on, and the former NBA guard made the matchup...
In March of 2002, two of the league’s biggest stars, Kobe Bryant and Reggie Miller had a fight after a Lakers-Pacers game.
It was a real fight with both throwing punches. People had a hard time separating the two. Once they manage to do that, the league suspended both for two games.
This suspension though, caused Kobe’s teammate, Shaqui...
A young fan’s selfie turns out to be the last photo of Kobe Bryant.
On January 26, 2020, Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna were among the nine people on board the helicopter that crashed and left no survivors in Calabasas, California.
The day before, 13-year old Brady Smigiel took a blurry selfie with Kobe Bryant at the Mamba Sports Academy, obviously...
This still is one of the best videos out there!
After a Lakers game in Philadelphia in 2015, Kobe’s Lower Merion high school point guard, Evan Monsky, surprised him during the post game press conference.
While Monsky was wondering if Kobe even remembered, or recognized him, Bryant went on to call him the greatest point guard he’s ever played with.
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