Comments on: Kobe admits his knee is nearly bone-on-bone

By: dolphinatic

dolphinatic — Sat, 08 Jan 2011 04:28:46 +0000

Born in Miami Raised in LA

By: dolphinatic

dolphinatic — Sat, 08 Jan 2011 04:27:54 +0000

Keep on keepin on Kobe. We love ya for it. Thanks for leading the only team I love (outside of the hurricanes) that have ever delivered for me.

By: lolatraidersfans

lolatraidersfans — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 23:42:03 +0000

I remember seeing him at Disneyland Paris right after his rookie season. He was really nobody back then… a 19 year old, unproven kid playing among men. He walked by with another tall black guy and they had several Disneyland staff accompanying them. Nobody followed him for his autograph. Probably almost no one in the park knew who he was that day. He didn’t have a rookie season that told the world he was who he would become in pro basketball. I knew who he was because I’ve been all Lakers since the early 80′s. He has been pure gold to the Lakers over 15 seasons and I will always appreciate his unmatched skill and passion he puts on display for the fans who cheer. I will miss him the way I’ve missed Magic, Worthy, Scott and Kareem. I hope he quits while he has what’s left of his health. He has nothing left to prove to anyone on the basketball court. Thanks for the great memories Kobe.

By: thestudiokida

thestudiokida — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 21:28:47 +0000

Kobe & Michael Jordan are exactly the kind of athlete that we want them to be and sometimes it makes me feel guilty. Jordan is a pathological competitor; we loved him for it on the court but it makes the rest of his life very difficult. And now Kobe…. he’s running his body into the ground for us (really for him). Poor guy. Well, keep it up! Whooo KOBE!!!