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2009 NBA Finals Game 5 ABC News (talking about Kobe being in the 🐐 conversation, and his greatness) Mark Jackson: “Putting Kobe Bryant in the discussion with Michael Jordan, at the end of the day just look at this guys body of work, look at the great players & listen to the way they acknowledge him that he’s the best it’s incredible.” Jeff Van Gundy: “Listen you can have a LEGITIMATE CONVERSATION about that. If you think about it LeBron James wants to win like Bryant does, they are cashing (Kobe’s) greatness. (Kobe) is Machiavellian, (win) by any means necessary.” Mike Breen: “They were asking Odom about Kobe and his 8+ assists in the last six games, Odom said “if Kobe wanted to be the best point guard in the NBA, concentrate on distributing and not scoring, he would be the best point guard in the NBA.” Mark Jackson: “I agree he has no flaws, but that’s not going to allow his team to be as efficient or good as they will be (if he concentrated on scoring). But here is a guy who has no flaws as a basketball player.”

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GG Jackson, who has been playing the drums since age 2, still plays in a church band at his hometown church where his father is pastor. This week, 57 members of the congregation took a bus from South Carolina to Memphis to play with Jackson & attend a Grizzlies game. Jackson: “My father is a pastor, so I was raised in the church. God blessed me with, not just the ability to play basketball, but the drums as well. I could play for the angels! I started playing the drums when I was 2 or 3. I would break off tree branches or get toothbrushes. I still go crazy on the drums.” Amazing! ❤️🥁 Via. The Daily Memphian
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GG Jackson, who has been playing the drums since age 2, still plays in a church band at his hometown church where his father is pastor. This week, 57 members of the congregation took a bus from South Carolina to Memphis to play with Jackson & attend a Grizzlies game. Jackson: “My father is a pastor, so I was raised in the church. God blessed me with, not just the ability to play basketball, but the drums as well. I could play for the angels! I started playing the drums when I was 2 or 3. I would break off tree branches or get toothbrushes. I still go crazy on the drums.” Amazing! ❤️🥁 Via. The Daily Memphian

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