What should we expect from a Kobe Bryant movie?
If the story of Kobe Bryant is told on the silver screen, what would it choose to focus on from his life in the public eye?
If the story of Kobe Bryant is told on the silver screen, what would it choose to focus on from his life in the public eye?
"...'insiders familiar with the script described the film as 'Moneyball' meets 'Air.'"
"Put me in a grave first."
Pablo Torre struggled to find any evidence suggesting LeBron James was at the Kobe Bryant memorial service.
"I never brought up really and never really discussed why you were not at Kobe Bryant’s memorial service"
"Kobe Bryant tragically passed away on January. 26th, 2020. Five years ago, today."
"Five years after his passing, we are honored to share the story of Kobe Bryant."
"I think if Nets GM John Nash had his way, they would have taken Kobe Bryant."
"I felt like Kobe let in, he let himself be known by me, or at least he tried. And it is now my job to tell the world about him."
"God rest his soul, him being gone, there's a void there. How many of the all-time greats are talking about the game? I don't know if there's anybody."
"Unless you're going to ban everybody on your staff from tweeting and social media posts completely, I still just don't understand what she did wrong."
"I don’t know if he was built to have fun. He was a great person, I liked him, rest in peace. But he was a real serious guy."
On this episode of the Awful Announcing Podcast, host Brandon Contes was joined by John Ireland, radio voice...
"Kobe, God rest his soul. Now he scared me. Kobe scared the living sh*t out of me"
Kobe fans will want to see this documentary
"He would say ‘go f***ing win this sh*t Hailey!'"
"I’m probably going to get in trouble for telling you this – we actually hired Kobe Bryant."
Who thought this was a good idea?
The special will air Sunday night, January 24, at 9 p.m. ET
"We know that Kobe's impact on the world was only just getting started and it's our responsibility to further his work by supporting our community."
ESPN and TNT did a great job to remember Kobe on his birthday.
"I told my wife I wasn't going to do this because I didn't want to have to look at that for the next three or four years!"
"I am mortified, I'm embarrassed, and I am very angry."
The only higher-viewed regular-season game ever on ESPN was Lakers-Rockets in 2003, the first game between Shaquille O'Neal and Yao Ming.