“Kobe Bryant Was a God to Us”: Klay Thompson Felt Honoured To Share the Court For the First Time With the Black Mamba
Kobe Bryant is perhaps one of the most popular players in NBA history. An icon of the sport, Kobe had a storied career in the NBA.
20 seasons in the league, yielded five NBA Championships, an MVP award, and a lot more for the Black Mamba. His performances aside Bryant’s mentality and dedication to the sport are what won him much support.
At one point, the man was so popular that many considered him to be a “God”. Like, Klay Thompson, who took pride in sharing the court with Kobe.
Klay Thompson was honored to share the court with a “God” like Kobe Bryant
Kobe Bryant was a player, considered by many to be the second coming of Michael Jordan. With averages of 25 points, five rebounds, and five assists, he certainly was the closest thing we got.
Given the high expectations that were set for him, and how close to meeting those he was, it comes as no surprise that he was revered. Players treasured the opportunity to share the court with him, and Golden State Warriors guard, Klay Thompson was in awe of Kobe.
To the point, where he even described the Black Mamba as a “God” on the All the Smoke podcast.
Kobe proved he was from another word when he dropped 81 points on the Toronto Raptors
Kobe Bryant had one heck of a career and some tremendous highlight reels. From dunking on superstars to wrecking players with his smooth offensive abilities. But, one of the most insane things the Black Mamba ever did, was dropping 81 points on the Toronto Raptors.
All 81 of Kobe’s points!
1st: 14 PTS (5-9 FG)
2nd: 12 PTS (5-7 FG)
3rd: 27 PTS (11-15 FG)
4th: 28 PTS (7-15 FG)pic.twitter.com/GR4y4HGZyQ— Ballislife.com (@Ballislife) January 22, 2022
It certainly was an otherworldly performance. One that cemented Kobe’s greatness in NBA history.
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