Top 4 Kobe Bryant Moments in recognition of Kobe Jersey Retirement Day
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Channel: BlackTree TV · 2017 · Entertainment
Kobe Bryant’s career truly occurred in two acts. He was Shaquille O’Neal’s super sidekick for three championships. Then, Kobe led the Lakers to another two titles himself after Shaq departed. He was an athletic, high-flying slam-dunk-contest champion. Then, he became known for his cerebral play and footwork. He faced trial for rape in Colorado (the case was ultimately dismissed, and he settled civilly), blame for Shaq getting traded and criticism for being too selfish when the Lakers struggled in the aftermath of Shaq’s departure. Then, Kobe – still beloved by his fans – again became a socially acceptable marketing force. His 2007 trade request serves as the more accurate intermission point, but his 2006 jersey change from No. 8 to No. 24 works well enough. He had a Hall of Fame career in No. 8 then a borderline Hall of Fame career in No. 24. Think Tracy Mcgrady’s career followed by Bernard King’s – but it was just Kobe followed by Kobe and with far more postseason success. BlackTree TV is the Premier place for best in Hollywood, Music and Lifestyle. You can find BlackTree TV as far as 30K feet in the air and as close as your fingertips. We routinely license our content to several channels from BET to the BBC and you can find us on our new web destination HollywoodPost.com. Be sure to check out our content partners online, you can check out a cool new original series Respect Life right here on Youtube and you can watch Da Jammies Only on Netflix.
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