Kobe Bryant
The Los Angeles Lakers aren’t exactly the team that is hot in the NBA right now but the question going on is why the “Lake Show” continues to be featured on national TV.
The Lakers are only 6-9 in Christmas Day games with Kobe Bryant, and it may only get worse in facing Chris Paul and a Clippers team still trying to find their identity.
The retiring Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant is leading the initial 2016 All-Star Voting by a wide margin.
For whatever issues that both had in the past, well, Kobe Bryant and Dwight Howard sees it all just as part of their competitive nature that never really became personal.
Kobe Bryant is expected to retire by the end of the current NBA season, ending his 20-year career which he spent solely with the Los Angeles Lakers.
With Los Angeles Laker Kobe Bryant’s retirement seemingly the talk of the NBA these days, all players seem to be reminiscing and paying their own respects for the Black Mamba.
The success of Golden State Warriors star guard Stephen Curry is phenomenal so seeing that he has grown more popular over bonafide stars like LeBron James and Kobe Bryant at this point of the current 2015-16 NBA season doesn’t really come as a surprise.
Kobe Bryant enters what could be his final NBA season. It remains to be seen if he can finish the season before ultimately deciding if he continues to play on or retire.
Could it be time for Kobe to take on a diminished role? Rather than start, starting with the young guys and some of the new faces at this point wouldn’t hurt.
Under normal circumstances, Kobe Bryant would step up when the going gets tough for the Los Angeles Lakers. He would want the basketball in his hands and do whatever it takes to pull out the W.
Two big names in the NBA will be around to debut for their respective teams despite being held down lately due to separate injuries – Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers and Lebron James of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Kobe Bryant is certainly looking good right now and by all accounts it seems that the Black Mamba is revved up and ready once the NBA regular season kicks off.
The Los Angeles Lakers have officially shown what the team promises for the coming NBA season and from the looks of it, the team may have a whole lot of work ahead for them.
Bryant called the rankings "silly" and an ESPN panel "a bunch of idiots" after being ranked 93rd among NBA players.
Two NBA stars officially made their return to the hardwood with their respective teams – Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers and Chris Bosh of the Miami Heat.
