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Kobe pushed his teammates to see which ones would fight back and develop into dawgs he could trust in the playoffs. Sasha Vujačić became better and became a champion. Others couldn’t handle Kobe’s pressure and make podcasts today complaining about his leadership ✌️ (Kobe.24.ever IG)

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My guy didn’t make excuses. When the Lakers gave Kobe a respectable roster, he elevated his teammates and he won at all cost. Kobe won back to back chips without a Top 75 player and with his second option averaging under 20PPG. No other player in history can say this. Even after the embarrassing loss to the Celtics in 2008, Kobe came back stronger. Through the injuries and through the pain he did what everybody thought he couldn’t. True leader.

My guy didn’t make excuses. When the Lakers gave Kobe a respectable roster, he elevated his teammates and he won at all cost. Kobe won back to back chips without a Top 75 player and with his second option averaging under 20PPG. No other player in history can say this. Even after the embarrassing loss to the Celtics in 2008, Kobe came back stronger. Through the injuries and through the pain he did what everybody thought he couldn’t. True leader.

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“Kobe didn’t make anyone better” might be the dumbest most low IQ basketball take I’ve ever heard. Pau Gasol didn’t become an all NBA player till he started playing with Kobe. Playing beside Kobe, Pau became a 3 time All NBA player and a 2 time champion. Kobe taught him the mentality, toughness and sacrifice required to win. Without Kobe, idk if Pau becomes an HOF player. Meanwhile: Chris Bosh: All-NBA player before LeBron. Never again. Kevin Love: 2× All-NBA before LeBron. Never again. One superstar elevated a talented player into a champion. The other turned established All-NBA players into “not enough help” or “Bums” Now tell me again who really made his teammates better? GTFOH

“Kobe didn’t make anyone better” might be the dumbest most low IQ basketball take I’ve ever heard. Pau Gasol didn’t become an all NBA player till he started playing with Kobe. Playing beside Kobe, Pau became a 3 time All NBA player and a 2 time champion. Kobe taught him the mentality, toughness and sacrifice required to win. Without Kobe, idk if Pau becomes an HOF player. Meanwhile: Chris Bosh: All-NBA player before LeBron. Never again. Kevin Love: 2× All-NBA before LeBron. Never again. One superstar elevated a talented player into a champion. The other turned established All-NBA players into “not enough help” or “Bums” Now tell me again who really made his teammates better? GTFOH

🇺🇸🇮🇷پیام-Payam

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Bron stans don’t understand that Kobe being able to take and make INSANELY tough shots made him 10x harder to guard. There is a reason late game Bron is always passing the ball away like a HOT POTATO, he cant create for himself and trust his jumpshot like Kobe and Mike could ✌️

Bron stans don’t understand that Kobe being able to take and make INSANELY tough shots made him 10x harder to guard. There is a reason late game Bron is always passing the ball away like a HOT POTATO, he cant create for himself and trust his jumpshot like Kobe and Mike could ✌️

Jacob

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Wow……. Listen to what Sasha Vujacic (one of Kobe Bryant’s favorite teammates) had to say about Luka Doncic. He says he might be the only one who reminds him of his big brother (Kobe Bryant) and calls him a “killer”. Next 10 years in Los Angeles are about to be a movie 🔥🔥

Wow……. Listen to what Sasha Vujacic (one of Kobe Bryant’s favorite teammates) had to say about Luka Doncic. He says he might be the only one who reminds him of his big brother (Kobe Bryant) and calls him a “killer”. Next 10 years in Los Angeles are about to be a movie 🔥🔥

HeroOfTheDay

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Lacy gave his full take on Bam Adebayo breaking Kobe’s 81 point record and claimed he didn’t try to beat the record but tried beating Kobe 👀 “He went out there and he tried to beat Kobe and he did it in a disrespectful way that’s how I feel about it”

Lacy gave his full take on Bam Adebayo breaking Kobe’s 81 point record and claimed he didn’t try to beat the record but tried beating Kobe 👀 “He went out there and he tried to beat Kobe and he did it in a disrespectful way that’s how I feel about it”

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2x NBA Champion Craig hodges talks about the difference between Kobe and Michael Jordan, he goes into detail about how Mentally prepared Kobe was before every game. Kobe already planned ahead knowing he'd have no issue getting past the 1st and 2nd defender, to get to his sweet spot or find an open teammate. One of Kobe's greatest gifts was his willingness to learn. From Craig, Tex Winters etc. A true student of the game who became the master. #MambaMentality #GOAT #1of1 🐍🐐

2x NBA Champion Craig hodges talks about the difference between Kobe and Michael Jordan, he goes into detail about how Mentally prepared Kobe was before every game. Kobe already planned ahead knowing he'd have no issue getting past the 1st and 2nd defender, to get to his sweet spot or find an open teammate. One of Kobe's greatest gifts was his willingness to learn. From Craig, Tex Winters etc. A true student of the game who became the master. #MambaMentality #GOAT #1of1 🐍🐐

Brandon

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I don’t think you guys understand the level of commitment Kobe had to PUSH himself to the limit. It wasn’t just 4 a.m. workouts. His former trainer Gary Vitti says Kobe asked trained Navy SEALs to WATERBOARD him- a form of literal torture- to see how much he could take mentally and physically. So when his former teammates jump on a podcast and gossip like little girls that Kobe wouldn’t talk to them, remember this: the Mamba was OBSESSIVE about doing anything it took to gain an edge and win. If a teammate was soft, he would be hard with them. Some stepped up and won with him; others cry about it a decade later after he passed away✌️ (hoopcentrallTV YT)

I don’t think you guys understand the level of commitment Kobe had to PUSH himself to the limit. It wasn’t just 4 a.m. workouts. His former trainer Gary Vitti says Kobe asked trained Navy SEALs to WATERBOARD him- a form of literal torture- to see how much he could take mentally and physically. So when his former teammates jump on a podcast and gossip like little girls that Kobe wouldn’t talk to them, remember this: the Mamba was OBSESSIVE about doing anything it took to gain an edge and win. If a teammate was soft, he would be hard with them. Some stepped up and won with him; others cry about it a decade later after he passed away✌️ (hoopcentrallTV YT)

Jacob

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Admitted LeBron is the GOAT Stan Van Gundy said “we wanted LeBron to score”. LeBron’s 38PPG was surely a feat against Orlando but he still was not the best player in the league. As the Magic still punished the Cavs and beat them in 6 and would have been 5 if not a great buzzer beater from LeBron. LeBron was also a -7 for the series. But when then Magic faced Kobe they were pretty much dominated because Kobe was the scoring engine and a threat all around the court. So the Magic could not just load up on the Lakers role players because Kobe’s action was putting so much pressure on them. They had to watch Kobe when he was around his spots in the mid-range and it often led to Pau Gasol having more one on ones in the post and even slashing and getting easy hand-offs from Kobe. Kobe averaged 32PPG with 7.4 assists and was a +49 for the series. It was total domination when he was on the court. He opened up everything and his action was way too much for the Magic. There was no defense for Kobe at this time in his career. He was the best player in the league which is why he went to 3 straight finals out of the gutter Western Conference and won back to back with Pau Gasol as his running mate

Admitted LeBron is the GOAT Stan Van Gundy said “we wanted LeBron to score”. LeBron’s 38PPG was surely a feat against Orlando but he still was not the best player in the league. As the Magic still punished the Cavs and beat them in 6 and would have been 5 if not a great buzzer beater from LeBron. LeBron was also a -7 for the series. But when then Magic faced Kobe they were pretty much dominated because Kobe was the scoring engine and a threat all around the court. So the Magic could not just load up on the Lakers role players because Kobe’s action was putting so much pressure on them. They had to watch Kobe when he was around his spots in the mid-range and it often led to Pau Gasol having more one on ones in the post and even slashing and getting easy hand-offs from Kobe. Kobe averaged 32PPG with 7.4 assists and was a +49 for the series. It was total domination when he was on the court. He opened up everything and his action was way too much for the Magic. There was no defense for Kobe at this time in his career. He was the best player in the league which is why he went to 3 straight finals out of the gutter Western Conference and won back to back with Pau Gasol as his running mate

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One thing I’ve always admired about Kobe, after losing in 2008, he didn’t make excuses and he didn’t look for a shortcut. Celtics had 4 All Stars. Kobe could have forced the front office to add more All Stars, or run to south beach and create a super team. He didn’t, he knew what he had was enough and knew what it will take to win. Instead he said “Let’s run it back” Ariza isn’t just the only one. The biggest impact Kobe had was on Pau. Kobe toughened up Pau, showed him what it takes to win. It’s not just “Kobe Stans” who say this, the stars say it too. Just listen to Paul Pierce, he will tell you the same. Without Kobe, Pau would be just another skilled Big! And this is no disrespect towards Pau. He will tell you himself! He truly had the blueprint. He believed the work was the answer. He trained harder, challenged his teammates, and prepared them off the court just as much as on it. That’s real leadership. Not always nice, not always soft, but honest, demanding, and built to win. Kobe understood he couldn’t win alone, so he made sure the guys next to him were ready when it mattered. That’s Mamba Mentality. Discipline. Accountability. No excuses. Raise the standard. Be better today than you were yesterday. Again, KOBE STANS WOULDN’T BE KOBE STANS, IF KOBE WASN’T WHO KOBE WAS. We witnessed something special, and non of you can change that. Your fault for missing out.

One thing I’ve always admired about Kobe, after losing in 2008, he didn’t make excuses and he didn’t look for a shortcut. Celtics had 4 All Stars. Kobe could have forced the front office to add more All Stars, or run to south beach and create a super team. He didn’t, he knew what he had was enough and knew what it will take to win. Instead he said “Let’s run it back” Ariza isn’t just the only one. The biggest impact Kobe had was on Pau. Kobe toughened up Pau, showed him what it takes to win. It’s not just “Kobe Stans” who say this, the stars say it too. Just listen to Paul Pierce, he will tell you the same. Without Kobe, Pau would be just another skilled Big! And this is no disrespect towards Pau. He will tell you himself! He truly had the blueprint. He believed the work was the answer. He trained harder, challenged his teammates, and prepared them off the court just as much as on it. That’s real leadership. Not always nice, not always soft, but honest, demanding, and built to win. Kobe understood he couldn’t win alone, so he made sure the guys next to him were ready when it mattered. That’s Mamba Mentality. Discipline. Accountability. No excuses. Raise the standard. Be better today than you were yesterday. Again, KOBE STANS WOULDN’T BE KOBE STANS, IF KOBE WASN’T WHO KOBE WAS. We witnessed something special, and non of you can change that. Your fault for missing out.

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Kobe really got his get back from having a dumpster fire of a team when phoenix was beating the Lakers in the playoffs in 06 and 07. But yea, the 2010 Western Conference Finals Kobe said I need that lick back and went crazy on them. The 4-Time champion Kobe Bryant showed them what being the best in the league was all about. 33PPG| 8Ast| 7Reb| 52%FG| 43%3Pt And got number ring #5 against the Celtics the next round.

Kobe really got his get back from having a dumpster fire of a team when phoenix was beating the Lakers in the playoffs in 06 and 07. But yea, the 2010 Western Conference Finals Kobe said I need that lick back and went crazy on them. The 4-Time champion Kobe Bryant showed them what being the best in the league was all about. 33PPG| 8Ast| 7Reb| 52%FG| 43%3Pt And got number ring #5 against the Celtics the next round.

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Tayshaun Prince explains the biggest difference between guarding Kobe Bryant and LeBron James “Kobe and LeBron were completely different.” “With Kobe, you had to keep him away from his sweet spots.” “It was all about rhythm.” “He knew exactly where he wanted to get on the floor.” “He’d wear you down all game so he could get to those spots in the fourth quarter.” “With LeBron, it was different.” “You had to fight through 100, maybe 150 pick-and-rolls.” “They were trying to wear you down all game.” “Then in the fourth quarter…” “LeBron would get into his package.”

Tayshaun Prince explains the biggest difference between guarding Kobe Bryant and LeBron James “Kobe and LeBron were completely different.” “With Kobe, you had to keep him away from his sweet spots.” “It was all about rhythm.” “He knew exactly where he wanted to get on the floor.” “He’d wear you down all game so he could get to those spots in the fourth quarter.” “With LeBron, it was different.” “You had to fight through 100, maybe 150 pick-and-rolls.” “They were trying to wear you down all game.” “Then in the fourth quarter…” “LeBron would get into his package.”

Isaac Bassey

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Amar’e Stoudemire said LeBron was probably harder to play against because of his explosiveness… But Kobe was harder to guard because there was no weakness. That’s the difference. With LeBron, the game plan was: back off, make him shoot, live with it. With Kobe? You couldn’t back off. You couldn’t force him left/right. You couldn’t bait the turnaround. You couldn’t take away one thing and survive. Everything you wanted him to do, he already mastered. That’s why defenders talk about Kobe differently. Kobe didn’t just beat the game plan, he erased it.

Amar’e Stoudemire said LeBron was probably harder to play against because of his explosiveness… But Kobe was harder to guard because there was no weakness. That’s the difference. With LeBron, the game plan was: back off, make him shoot, live with it. With Kobe? You couldn’t back off. You couldn’t force him left/right. You couldn’t bait the turnaround. You couldn’t take away one thing and survive. Everything you wanted him to do, he already mastered. That’s why defenders talk about Kobe differently. Kobe didn’t just beat the game plan, he erased it.

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Byron Scott says one of the biggest differences between LeBron James and Kobe Bryant was that Kobe never let opponents off the hook “One of the differences is when you see those two guys on a basketball court…” “LeBron will let you off the hook.” “It’s not a bad thing.” “Kobe will not.” “Kobe is trying to kill you.” “LeBron’s a lot nicer on that basketball court.” “Kobe’s an absolute killer.” “Kobe was one of those people that would kill you.” “And then go home and eat dinner with his family.” “Not think about what he did.”

Byron Scott says one of the biggest differences between LeBron James and Kobe Bryant was that Kobe never let opponents off the hook “One of the differences is when you see those two guys on a basketball court…” “LeBron will let you off the hook.” “It’s not a bad thing.” “Kobe will not.” “Kobe is trying to kill you.” “LeBron’s a lot nicer on that basketball court.” “Kobe’s an absolute killer.” “Kobe was one of those people that would kill you.” “And then go home and eat dinner with his family.” “Not think about what he did.”

Isaac Bassey

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How you win matters, what you do after losing matters. Creating a superteam in an already weak conference in your prime should always be a disqualification from GOAT discussions. Kobe didn't run after losing to the Celtics in 2008, he ran it back and got his revenge in 2010 vs Boston. He won back to back championships w/o Shaq, He won w/o a superteam and top75 teammates, he actually elevated his teammates and didn't make them change up their game. Paul Pierce acknowledges how great Pau was because they ran thru him in 2008 and but saw a major difference in his attitude and mentality in the 2010 Finals. LeBron James here is talking about how great the Celtics were with 4 All-Stars but he had to run to a Finals MVP and another top 5 member of his draft class to start winning rings. Kobe was the opposite and left free rings on the table with Shaq in order to cement his own legacy. This fact alone will never put LeBron above Kobe in the all-time standings.

How you win matters, what you do after losing matters. Creating a superteam in an already weak conference in your prime should always be a disqualification from GOAT discussions. Kobe didn't run after losing to the Celtics in 2008, he ran it back and got his revenge in 2010 vs Boston. He won back to back championships w/o Shaq, He won w/o a superteam and top75 teammates, he actually elevated his teammates and didn't make them change up their game. Paul Pierce acknowledges how great Pau was because they ran thru him in 2008 and but saw a major difference in his attitude and mentality in the 2010 Finals. LeBron James here is talking about how great the Celtics were with 4 All-Stars but he had to run to a Finals MVP and another top 5 member of his draft class to start winning rings. Kobe was the opposite and left free rings on the table with Shaq in order to cement his own legacy. This fact alone will never put LeBron above Kobe in the all-time standings.

Brandon

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Nick Wright says Kobe is overrated historically and is in the GOAT convos because he copied Michael Jordan’s game 😬 “If Jordan never existed, a guy like Tim Duncan would be in the GOAT debate. What people turned the debate into isn’t who’s the best player ever, it’s who reminds me of MJ the most. Which is why Kobe is a touch overrated because he is the most similar to MJ. Because Mike was the GOAT, people elevated Kobe passed a guy like Tim Duncan who’s just objectively better than him… Kobe had Shaq. What hurts Kobe is the 3 years in middle of his prime he missed playoffs or lost in round 1” (Via The Adam Friedland Show)

Nick Wright says Kobe is overrated historically and is in the GOAT convos because he copied Michael Jordan’s game 😬 “If Jordan never existed, a guy like Tim Duncan would be in the GOAT debate. What people turned the debate into isn’t who’s the best player ever, it’s who reminds me of MJ the most. Which is why Kobe is a touch overrated because he is the most similar to MJ. Because Mike was the GOAT, people elevated Kobe passed a guy like Tim Duncan who’s just objectively better than him… Kobe had Shaq. What hurts Kobe is the 3 years in middle of his prime he missed playoffs or lost in round 1” (Via The Adam Friedland Show)

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Six years ago, in what many remembers as “Kobe Bryant's Last Great Interview,” Kobe reflected on the bond he built with Michael Jordan. When Kobe entered the NBA, he sought advice from legends like Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jerry West, Oscar Robertson, Bill Russell, and Michael Jordan. He wanted to understand how they approached the game, their attention to detail, and what made them great. Over time, Jordan became more than a mentor. "He became my big brother," Kobe said. Kobe said he recalled how other NBA players feared facing Jordan, warning him not to challenge him. But when they finally matched up, he refused to be intimidated. Jordan won plenty of those battles in his early career, but Kobe kept coming back. Looking back, he believed that fearlessness is what earned Jordan's respect and laid the foundation for a lifelong friendship. Years later, the two remained close, speaking often and even exchanging Christmas cards every year. 📽️-justRealGold

Six years ago, in what many remembers as “Kobe Bryant's Last Great Interview,” Kobe reflected on the bond he built with Michael Jordan. When Kobe entered the NBA, he sought advice from legends like Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jerry West, Oscar Robertson, Bill Russell, and Michael Jordan. He wanted to understand how they approached the game, their attention to detail, and what made them great. Over time, Jordan became more than a mentor. "He became my big brother," Kobe said. Kobe said he recalled how other NBA players feared facing Jordan, warning him not to challenge him. But when they finally matched up, he refused to be intimidated. Jordan won plenty of those battles in his early career, but Kobe kept coming back. Looking back, he believed that fearlessness is what earned Jordan's respect and laid the foundation for a lifelong friendship. Years later, the two remained close, speaking often and even exchanging Christmas cards every year. 📽️-justRealGold

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He faced racism, discrimination bullying, criticism for his height and background, constant doubts about his place in the team and relentless media pressure. But Temba Bavuma rose above it all and became the first ever captain to bring an ICC trophy to South Africa.

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