Kobe Bryant CRAZY Footwork "Too Much Sauce"

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[@股市-v4d]

#韓國瑜綠度母

[@danielbarrett2817]

Kobe my player but his foot work is nothing comparing to Steve Francis

[@CHOI-v3u]

If Francis had better steps than Kobe, he'd be at least in the 75 list of all time

[@danielbarrett2817]

@@CHOI-v3u i can't speak to a child about what they don't no sorry

[@rogertang663]

How can you not love this man's game.

[@TheGodReese]

If your his teammate who wants the ball too 🤣

[@ricardoappel7429]

He did pass and most off the teammates he had owe thier rings to him

[@senpairepublic3856]

@@TheGodReese bruu. You saying if the lakers win by gaining 100 points, Its all him?, lmao. Common sense is what you need bru.

[@AltoMando57]

@@senpairepublic3856 I mean he did score 81, almost 100

[@hristijandimitrovski8664]

@@AltoMando57 yeah, and what? If you watched the game, first half he passed the ball many times, he could score more points but he passed maybe 10 or more times and hadn't assists, his teammates were horrible. If you want to pass the ball amd to have many assists, you should have great teammates for that. Kobe would also have many assists if he played with Scottie Pippen, Dwayne Wade, Davis, Irving...

[@supersonic2600]

He is my GOAT. Thanks for all these marvelous plays.

[@liangjiarui1241]

Never takes unnecessary steps. That’s the legendary footworks right there.

[@MrSiiacano]

Todo es una copia exacta de MJ

[@abdoubissap2919]

He should have passed the ball on a lot of these

[@anthonyurso9366]

@@abdoubissap2919 nah once Kobe gets hot other than maybe Steph no one is as dangerous. Including MJ

[@kebs6534]

I've always admired how Dame or Steph shoot their threes but Kobe's midrange fades plus his killer instinct will always amaze me no matter what.

[@marshallstrt401]

Facts. Him and Jordan perfected the midrange shot.

[@jefferyscott8875]

I could never get tired of watching Kobe play, man I miss the days when he was on court.

[@robertstrasner442]

God i miss him so much. Theres never been another player where I've been in so shock and awe... the way the guy played was just on a totally different level. Offensively kobe was the best player to ever put his hand on a basketball

[@Bigsauce7593]

The crazy part is a lot of these clips he's actually pretty well defended against but mans just too nice

[@crystrezerex2life]

I don't think mjs foot work was ever that good. ...just saying.🤷

[@Thesexmen]

@Sterlin Jordan bro fr smh

[@JaeRocReacts]

@@crystrezerex2life factual

[@crystrezerex2life]

@Sterlin Jordan quite kid🙉

[@n.o.n_tae]

Especially when he went up against Jordan

[@abroadwiththeburrells]

My goodness, this mans game was grace personified. The level of skill is through the roof. An absolute lost art in today's game. A savant truly missed :(

[@DALykes]

Kobe's footwork was unreal and his work ethic was head and shoulders over everyone else. To master the game the way he did is crazy and I think in my opinion he's the toughest shot maker in NBA history, to hit fadeaway three pointers with a hand in his face or being double and tripled teamed and still make it like wooahhh. R.I.P. Kobe Never Forgotten

[@soothingmoments2139]

You must have never heard of Michael jordan...Kobe copies him..not the other way round..Jordan was efficient with his footwork and kobe just took mj moves to heart

[@mohahmed4304]

@@soothingmoments2139 get off the nostalgia bias jordan was indeed the more efficient player but in terms of actual skill and footwork it’s in Kobe’s favor. Kobe was making fadeaway three pointers with his LEFT HAND and he was drilling 30 footers before steph came along. Stop with this nonsense

[@japheth_forex6512]

The way he's able to slip past defenders is phenomenal, doesn't really matter the pressure you put on him, he just finds a way. Love you Kobe. Rip Legend

[@rayromano6249]

Don't over use the word "love" you don't really love him 👍

[@GoldenFreddy-py7kz]

@@rayromano6249 Tf are you saying dawg,

[@GoldenFreddy-py7kz]

@John Piecyk Wut

[@Corner66687]

“Too Much Tears” When you retired,I cried. When you left this world,I cried too. RIP. MY GOAT

[@alphagames8737]

Facts

[@SocomElite]

I can't lie I cried in front of my wife when Kobe retired, that was my childhood hero

[@izanagi_999]

Facts

[@seangabriel1408]

@@SocomElite àĺđùb

[@onebeing1767]

then join him inheaven stupid. that dude so stupid and lazy to take an uber to there house

[@Odysseus1999]

So skilled, so determined: assassin.

[@anonymoususer1824]

So skilled, so determined; assassin.* Neex to use semicolon lol

[@theotherview1716]

But didn’t make others better.

[@Gloryboyz13]

@@theotherview1716 stop hating nigga

[@theotherview1716]

@@Gloryboyz13 truth hurts I get it 😉

[@Gloryboyz13]

@@theotherview1716 im just saying why yu gotta say something negative about him when somebody say something positive about him thats just hating

[@leighchong5713]

These are skills honed through years of practice. Kobe and MJ had unbelievable work ethic and spent hours at the gym mastering their games.

[@GOATSLAYER95]

No doubt about it 👌🏿 💯

[@DNaWhoot]

Pure hooper. Skill set was so deep. Rest In Love king

[@Irnes2496]

Amen brother

[@vishalkarna3763]

No one has footwork like kobe. In past and in present. Kobe's mid range game is like music .... so much entertaining, melody, finesse and great completion. I can watch Kobe's mid range game all day and not get bored at all. Kobe will forever be a legend of mid range game.

[@gavinmacaranas2035]

IMO, him and MJ are the greatest mid-range shooters

[@oscar1748]

100%

[@quirinusaris9538]

All for it

[@jasonau427]

Hakeem arguably better and Kyrie/MJ are equalsb

[@mucho_blicks6165]

Better then any NBA player that played button

[@erhanhatem]

Kobes footwork has been unnoticed and obviously underrated. Probably the best footwork ever, including mj

[@adrenalinex4]

Thats y kobe is the real GOAT

[@ereklegoginashvili6045]

He had better Footwork than MJ cause he took it from MJ + Hakeem and add Hes Moves to so He is Most Skilled Player Of All Time

[@supremewunder1906]

Easy cowboy.

[@aashishbista1979]

Don't forget olajuwon

[@emmanuelowusu4053]

not probably, definitely. Chauncey Billups and a ton of other players have said it. He took it from Mike and improved it.

[@omgitsme435]

Man most modern players don't realize how hard some of these moves are. Everyone jacks up 3 pointers now, but very few have this arsenal

[@jarvellwilson6721]

Dude you said that right!!!!! He was a Basketball genius I remember in one of his interviews he said he Manipulated the game of basketball that saids a lot

[@pumpkineer_3047]

Exactly

[@eL_gAbaS]

Dats why MJ is the Goat

[@allenramos5722]

Exactly why they switched to shooting threes cause its more efficient takes less energy and easier to do

[@jay-arabano6128]

ya they realised how hard is that dude ,thats why they shoot threes....they just became smarter now

[@thelonelystoner25]

I’m never fully accepting that he’s gone...

[@prince2143]

Still not sinking to me...

[@spacehoud.5140]

Same I love to you man

[@lulumink0]

I just pretend that he is enjoying his happy retirement lives...

[@TheRISINGSTAR35]

@@lulumink0 god is good just ask kobe bryant

[@findingnory]

wtf do you mean never? do you expect people to live forever?

[@richr108]

Most don’t recognize the level of the defenders guarding him in these clips. Teams in the west ALL went looking for that guy that was a defensive specialist just to face Kobe when they played. That’s how great he was and it’s all due to his hard work and willingness to reach out to the greats and ask for guidance on their moves. I mean come on Kobe was doing the Dream shake 18’ from the basket. Dude put so many in the popcorn machine over the years. RIP Mamba, you are sorely missed.

[@bl8ckplug469]

fr the disrespect on this man is absolutely insane but thats why i also appreciate him

[@killinghawkz]

tony allen can stop him

[@richardkim9037]

Bro this comment right here gets my vote. This era right here is when defense specialists suited up to try their best to slow down kobe. People weren't afraid of being crossed up or getting dunked on or being put on a highlight reel. It was all business here.

[@pg13pacernation30]

Beautiful to watch Kobe truly put sweat, blood & tears to craft his game the best way possible. RIP KOBE

[@goom3103]

I miss kobe that's why i click to see his legendary moves

[@pookyman12]

Kobe only got this good because he took no days off! Every day he got better and better! Something to aspire to get like in my daily walk with The Most High and Christ!

[@BornOnASaturday]

Amen bro 🙏🏾

[@noirjakey]

Amen 🙏🏽

[@alg5534]

He didn't just talk it, he walked it. For this reason, he was a mentor to many many people.

[@newthrash1221]

You right! Kobe was supposed to fizzle out after his rookie year, but he had the mentality to keep it going. We need to all learn from that tbh.

[@ShadV24]

Well said

[@dougie_big_bo]

Who checked halfway to see how much more minutes of this pure artform are we getting?

[@ste11ar]

20 years of pure, patient, and aggressive offensive work is a (unsurpisingly yet surprisingly) a long video.

[@AwesomeNinja1027]

I love Kobe's version of what Michael Jordan calls the "Windshield Wiper" move. It was clear that Kobe Bryant is the mirror image of Michael Jordan.

[@francisinfante1335]

Yes sir but still like the original mj

[@AwesomeNinja1027]

@@francisinfante1335 same here

[@zpacify]

Kobe lack the strength and athletic ability and natural instincts of MJ but he had the 70% of his post moves down pat.

[@slipnorris5882]

@@zpacify but more quicker and advanced in his technique than Jordan, the game evolves, Jordan did his thing to the evolution to the game, future players will do the same to make it better.

[@zpacify]

@@slipnorris5882 Are you kidding me? Quicker? MJ wasn't called the black cat for nothing. Kobe wasn't a better version of MJ. MJ was a better jump shooter, slasher, defender etc. Kobe was more skilled in ball handling and had more range. But MJ had the layup package, better post ups due to his strength, and just better balance with his jumpshot.

[@thatfishingnoob]

Man I miss watching this legend play… thank God for KZbin to be able to live in nostalgia. Such a goat.

[@alb6678]

Kobe learned a lot of his low-post footwork from the great Hakeem Olajuwon (top 3 centers of all-time). He even incorporated the "Dream Shake" in a lot of his moves. Kobe was a quintessential student of the game, he learned as much as he could from the greats (Jordan, Hakeem, Magic...) and really perfected his craft. His dedication and hard work I don't think will ever be matched, specially with the current generation of players.

[@zpacify]

Dude, Kobe did not incorporate the Dream Shake. That was MJ's shake he was doing. Honestly I dont know wha he got from Olajuwon. Nothing really changed.

[@danielkung6589]

Jordan got his shake from hakeem and kobe copied Jordan so kobe went to the source

[@alb6678]

@@danielkung6589 He sure did

[@monteedwins8628]

@@zpacify Sorry Brah but Kobe specifically reached out to The Dream and worked with him for an extended period. This is easy to find on the web my friend. He also worked with Reggie Miller, Mike, Kareem, and Bill Russell.

[@zpacify]

@@monteedwins8628 Yeah he worked with him , everybody knows that, but he already had that shake way before as he was copying MJ.

[@Ira_Slingsby]

2 things I am remind of in this clip: -Kobe went against the best defender on ever team each and every night, and still dominated -the mid-range jumper pretty much died after this man retired. What an assassin. Miss you Kobe. You got me to love the game.

[@bornonmany2sdays]

Demar derozan may just be keeping hope alive for the mid-range

[@lovehate8286]

Agreed.

[@lovehate8286]

And Kawhi. Neither has kobes skill tho

[@Gloryboyz13]

Kyrie be pulling up from midrange to but yu right

[@subairali8075]

Mid range never died among the elite players, KD, Kawhi, Kyrie, Jokic, AD, and Lebron are all great players that use the mid range.

[@BB-vh7nd]

overlooked for his greatness is the fact that he never used a screen or pick to create a mismatch..once he got the ball he wanted the best defender on him always

[@kmakjop]

True, I didn't take notice of that until you said it and I been watching him since 1996. He doesn't ask for screens, he simply goes through any defender in his way.

[@GetUpFalcon]

Good observation. With nowhere to go he could break free in a thousand different ways to get a shot off. All by himself.

[@dj-dt1vv]

I used to tell ppl that at the height of the kobe/lbj debates. love bron but every time he touches the ball he has a few screens. kobe rarely, if ever, used them. imagine him in today's game where everybody automatically switches. he's taking point guards to the post and dominating them down there. or he's cooking forwards/centers with ease. 40ppg in his sleep in the modern nba. Plus everything's a foul and he's a 85% ft shooter. maybe 45ppg. if booker could make noise in this league and he's only a dollar tree version of mamba, imagine the real deal.

[@cloutstefan7030]

@@dj-dt1vv its just a style play of the game bro. Ofc lebron has some nasty post moves and he used it a lot very in 2018 especcialy against toronto, but he is a first pass player and always has been, like magic and stockton. When you guarding Kobe you have to guard him 1 on 1 and not worry about others, when you guard Stockton or Lebron or other great playmaker you have to worry about other 4. In modern nba Kobe def would be dominating but 45ppg is a reach because he prolly would sit out 4th quarters bcs of blowouts and to avoid injuries ofcourse. 37 ppg

[@samn3276]

@@dj-dt1vv All facts! except: D Book is no $1 dollar version of Mamba. maybe $3. Put some ‘Spect’ on Books name, 🤣

[@poemac24pi]

Kobe would literally take on the whole team. There was a reason while he rarely passed the ball. Kobe RIP.

[@marcusreed5862]

He did pass the ball but they would pass him the ball back with 2 seconds on the shot clock most

[@Irnes2496]

You cannot have a basketball conversation without KOBE !!

[@areezyisg95]

Most skilled player of all time !! And stayed with one organization which is my favorite stat 😏

[@harrypponder7396]

I agree!! Kobe,, Magic ,Duncan, Dirk, Reggie Miller ,Larry 🐦💪🏾💪🏾💯💯💯

[@Navajustin]

He was in Orlando first

[@helos5079]

@@Navajustin Charlotte

[@Charles_N]

That's why Duncan/Kobe/Dirk always has my respect

[@myskrillaa]

@@Navajustin he got drafted by them but never played for them

[@덮밥미스도]

His footwork is definitely perfect

[@TH1NK_BLU3_495]

Kobe was by far the most difficult shot maker in NBA history!! Thanks for the memories Mamba Rest In Paradise Lakers4Life💛💜

[@MrCrash-hz8xy]

I be up 1 2 3 in the morning sometimes just watching Kobe Highlights. It still plays in the back of my head *Kobe Is Gone* 😔 *Is he really gone* *he’s gone* still can’t believe it and has not sunk in. I will never forget this legend 💛💜💛🙏🏾

[@jvs22_attrition]

You not alone bro I and other ppl have come home drunk and start watching Kobe highlights and instantly start crying like a bby

[@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710]

👏🏿

[@JeoTivii-YT]

could you imagine the amount of time and effort you have to put to master that skills damn Kobe Bryant

[@demon005gl]

Amazing. Prime Kobe was like butter from everywhere. So smooth

[@shawnz5272]

Broken down kobe was still roasting these bums

[@etthelost]

You can really see what he input into his game after working with Hakeem. That shake was everything! Respect!

[@THCstories]

Wanted to say that. That off-season with The Dream changed everything for him

[@jasonlim7427]

80% of those moves are from the GOAT himself

[@huddieentertainment9282]

@@jasonlim7427 negative

[@ronn14n]

@@huddieentertainment9282 ? he/she is right

[@BOSSSHAWN]

The most skilled footwork and moves ever seen on a basketball court in history. KOBE was a real life video game. He would make the most incredibly ridiculously difficult shots so routinely it was literally incredible to watch for 20 years. His body control and coordination is off the charts. Every move is so precise. Rest in Paradise Black Mamba I still can’t believe you’re gone....but never forgotten. The Lakers won the Championship for you this year and I’m sure we’ll be putting a statue of you up in front of Staples Center very soon.

[@ImBarryScottCSS]

Damn I miss Kobe and DAMN I miss the Isoball era. We never get to see individual skill like this anymore, the game now is about how many screens you can set and how many people you can get stood behind the 3pt line.

[@calliemaestone3014]

Boy KOBE was my favorite. KOBE really puts on a show. I just can't believe that KOBE is no longer here. I know that he is truly missed. RIP KOBE BRYANT.

[@randyt700]

This was one of the reasons why it was exciting to watch him play.

[@MajorDude14]

His repertoire! His skill. The ability to have almost every move in his bag. One of the best, if not, the best 1 on 1 players of all time

[@edgarantoni855]

Bxgx

[@Malachi162]

Kobe was a monster

[@erhanhatem]

Good point. He knew literally everything regarding basketball. He became a professor of basketball. And that made him a wizard who always brings on to the table whenever needed

[@JaeRocReacts]

Best indeed

[@bobanderson542]

Kobe had every move in his bag.

[@jinwooseo1787]

Simply unstoppable

[@gordonramsey7899]

Kobe Tribute video I made guys! What do you think! kzbin.info/www/bejne/goWzh2qwp9uilbc

[@shoefit2stayfit920]

Never get tire of watching Kobe putting in work with that deadly pivot foot 😬

[@MCCABEWORLD]

Kobe was smooth like silk

[@Mark-oi3vg]

Love this video.. it’s his outstanding footwork that made Kobe so good... When he got older, he truly mastered it and it increased the threat coming from him. Not only offensively, but also defensive his footwork was almost unmatched. Always having or find your right body position is key in the game .

[@missjoyceakaladyj6628]

That's KOBE💜💛💜

[@FreshDrummerBoy]

Kobe’s pivot was so 🥶!! I miss you Mamba!!

[@lilmuc]

Im a grown ass man and I still tear up everytime I see Kobe in videos... 🙏

[@andresgonzalez-pg7kj]

Im with you bro

[@kjthomas4553]

Foreal my role model growing up

[@sheldonddhyman]

Facts.

[@bcameo5269]

Can’t believe I’m saying RIP Kobe. It’s still so unreal to me. This is heartbreaking man. Kobe was my childhood. Will forever hold onto my retro jerseys and crazy 8’s.

[@R-EVLMNKY]

Defenders looking like kids guarding a man🙌🏼 Kobe forever!

[@chadpayne7289]

Stank face was activated throughout entire video 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@quirinogarza7381]

Most skilled, hardest clutch shot maker in NBA history #24 💜💛

[@quirinogarza7381]

@J S More Clutch? LeBron Lost about 10 games at the free throw line in the last 2 years... FT % is close to Shaq with game on the line... I'm looking at stats and percentage...

[@3323aharris]

He is awesome and I love him as a player but I hope emotions aren't getting the best of us. You do know he admitted through his own mouth to xeroxing his game after Jordan. He's great but the student didn't overcome the Master with the exception of longevity stats. No doubt, but Kobe is better than Lebron who will pass all the greats due to longevity stats. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJiapJl-qrWAoMk kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooWwl5KLfd2Xj5I

[@bobanderson542]

Kobe is my 2nd favorite player ever. But Jordan is just better.

[@quirinogarza7381]

@@bobanderson542 that's cool, but I was able to see both play (I'm 50, old) and Kobe did do some things that MJ just never could...

[@mistamvptv]

@@quirinogarza7381 Exactly! I use to like Jordan until I saw Kobe play and now hes #Myfavplayerever! 💯💯💯

[@enverafid]

I don’t really play basketball, but i think the most of the clip the defender make no mistake or try their best to guard Kobe. He just overpower. RIP Mamba💙

[@algladyou]

More like out skills them.

[@deteod486]

You can see MJ's inspiration on every moves. That's beautiful. Miss you Mamba....

[@wardell30x50]

Im never gonna get tired watching kobe's footwork 💯❤

[@gonzcway6428]

This guy, did one spin to the right, then a fade away jumper so fast without being dizzy..who can currently do that now in todays game. Fire!!!!he made that style game very exciting during that generation.

[@hendricksroshane]

Bean was one of those basket ballers like the greats that made you look forward to watching the game. Skill wise, he was one of the best if not the best. Obviously he was a great shooter but we don't give him much credit for how much of a fundamental type of player he was. What I mean by that is; when you watch him play you can literally see his basketball IQ and love for the game coming through. He studied the game so much that it became natural for him to play so beautifully most nights. Little to no basketball players really play the game like this anymore, especially with the footworks. Then to add to all of that he had serious determination that pulled him through a.k.a Mamba Mentality. That's why he is my favourite basketball player, a real O.G type of player. Miss you bean🖤🙏

[@shinyhappyshibas1385]

What makes Kobe so incredibly special is physically he had nothing special that would set him apart from almost every other player in the league. His greatness was based on hard work, study of other players, determination, and mental toughness. I miss him.

[@tetzet3254]

Unique footwork. Kobe and Kyrie is my favorite. Never get bored watching them play.

[@alm5851]

His follow through is amazing. Finishes the same way everytime. True olympian

[@methdxman]

The play at 7:48 shows why he is the most skilled basketball player in NBA history. The amount of different moves and skills is insane. Just little touches like how after he dribbled behind his back with his left hand, he had the presence of mind to turn his body to the defender while executing one dribble with the right, turning again towards his right shoulder (towards the baseline) while switching the dribble to his left, driving baseline, then doing a full 360 and making an easy layup while falling AWAY from the basket.

[@lastofadyingbreed7489]

Poetry in motion

[@peroh3408]

@@lastofadyingbreed7489 That's a beautiful way to put it

[@Brrrrbrrrr11]

Still can’t believe my role model is gone since I was 10 I would just scream Kobe every time I shot im still hurt by this 😢

[@aaroncook7447]

Me too rip kobe 😪

[@LIQUIDxGhost.]

I still do this man is a legend

[@bahneetza2169]

same bro. life is beautifully sad. appreciate your people

[@PsyphaX09]

My all-time favorite NBA player, rest easy Black Mamba. 😔

[@zairehammonds3826]

I rap

[@marvinbrooks9549]

Yours and mine both, NBA will never mean as much 2 me without the MAMBA.

[@subairali8075]

Mine too

[@deadpoolrulez8197]

Even though I didn’t know him personally but just watching these clips still hurts. Can’t believe your gone. Rip my hero. #Legend

[@troychriscarretas2657]

Kobe’s moves is an Art and a Masterpiece :)

[@jandybros]

Most of these shots would be an and one in today's NBA

[@kennethtorres4662]

The most spectacular player ever and the greatest of all time.Don’t ever be another Kobe Bean Bryant ever.My idol for life. RIP idol.

[@bobanderson542]

Jordan enough said.

[@mistamvptv]

@@bobanderson542 Not even Jordan! Kobe had the best footwork ever, I never seen Jordan do any of these moves. ijs 💯💯💯

[@avoiceup3222]

@@bobanderson542 nope

[@tdog4405]

@@mistamvptv are you serious? He copied these moves from Jordan. Never seen Jordan do these moves, you're crazy.

[@anthonycelestin3559]

Troy Hough Kobe had more moves. MJ could use less moves cause he was more athletic. Even as he gotten older in the late 90s as his athleticism declined a little MJ still had higher elevation on his midrange jumper & operated more in the midpost & low post & had the strength to just shoot over the top of defenders without using different variation of moves in the post cause MJ was much more stronger than Kobe. Kobe operated at the post, elbows & below the 3 point line where the above the arc circle area is.Kobe just had more of an Arsenal & more counters

[@lorenzoreyes4832]

Freaking unguardable .. watch all the moves he counters all with no travel... plus both hands finishes mix that with the speed and hops .. u can't do nothing against it

[@donovan6482]

Such a privilege see this man play basketball , rest in peace KOBE"BEAN" BRYANT

[@haloed-hero]

The dedication to his craft Bleeds thru so well. Bean was literally playing on a more elevated level than most. Let’s just say when Kobe’s playing he’s liberated

[@isieclyde]

smoothest mid-range jumper+ amazing footwork..still can't believe he is gone.

[@jnorth5689]

He almost always took the most difficult shots. He made the game exciting!

[@SincereSentinel]

So nasty. Best footwork by far of anyone to ever lace them up. Thanks for editing and uploading.

[@malakia184]

One of a kind.. I'll cherish each memory of this man's game. He'll never be forgotten and missed.. RIP 8/24

[@nine958]

The sweetest fadeaway in basketball history.

[@bryantrinh7482]

1 of 2 players in history than can make the crowd ooohh and aaahh without dunking or breaking ankles, but instead with amazing moves

[@nathanx.675]

Kobe bean the greatest player I've ever seen with my 2 eyes.

[@levels1937]

I think Jordan is the goat but I never saw him play in person. I saw young and prime Kobe in person and it was obvious he was the best player on the court every time.

[@MBballer2]

Man these are some tough shots. All of these shots were against great defense and double teams. His footwork so good that you could force him to pick up his dribble and he'd still have moves to get a shot up

[@jbeataman]

Kobe’s offensive package was BEYOND amazing. It was a pleasure to have seen his whole career.

[@FaithfulFumoFan23]

Greatest to ever touch the court. Don't care about rings don't care about numbers this is my GOAT forever 🐍💜💛

[@mikkokilmister2126]

The god of footwork. Kobe's footwork is an art.

[@MrBig-qi2yt]

As mark jaxkson would say allow me to have this dance😆😆😆

[@ejness]

This man made top 5 all time scoring list taking these types of shots and this good of defense being played on him. Insane.

[@seanjohnson8943]

What's so hard for a lot of player's to do.Kobe made look so easy.We'll never see another player like Kobe.RIP Black Mamba!!

[@SUKISUKIxSF]

The goat and ain’t no changing that in my opinion

[@2Shainzz]

Guarding Kobe would be a NIGHTMARE

[@blankgaming8391]

I miss him so much. I always watch his games when I was a child. R.I.P. my 🐐

[@austinabney2990]

Flawless footwork. Simply remarkable

[@rjrubio1278]

Those spin moves were unstoppable 🔥💯

[@망나니박진수]

I can't express these movements any other word except "Beautiful" R.I.P mamba

[@Chuckplayzz]

What’s crazy is imagine if Kobe was surrounded with all three point shooters like today omg Kobe would be open every time.

[@jopsonianjessieh.9462]

Look at Kobe man, so inspirational ☹️😢

[@johncambridge7181]

Kobe , Jordan and Hakeem the most skillful scorers in history of NBA. Got thousand moves in their arsenals

[@오윤성-l9y]

RIP KOBE

[@leecheon1084]

I love you!

[@KingCount94]

Most skilled player in NBA history. PERIOD

[@blacxice]

This is what I love most about Kobe he’d break you down with 3-4 dribbles and the ill footwork efficient!!!!!

[@l-mac5105]

I wonder if MJ was like, “Good job my young Padawan.”

[@vinuzo9548]

Kobe ain't a padawan, he's a jedi master

[@negusibe9232]

No Olajuwon like good job he learn from the best

[@ernestb4473]

@Stacks No, Jordan is Jordan and Kobe is Jordan-ish.

[@lastofadyingbreed7489]

@@negusibe9232 that's real talk

[@THEMASTER26]

@@negusibe9232 yup. All his footwork he owed to the Dream. Olajuwan

[@msftynm9600]

this is the peak of basketball. every single move is an absolute beauty.

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[@anthonyrmoten]

There will never be another to fill his shoes

[@sageheyrend2470]

This was so satisfying to watch. Like poetry in motion.