Steve Nash & Candace Parker Share Their Favorite Kobe Moments | NBA on TNT

[@hitachicordoba]

"Bosses push but leaders pull" great quote Candace. KB24 Forever.

[@kobiesboxing4956]

I can relate to that quote.

[@jamestimlin856]

Great quote from a Canadian!!!!!

[@jreyes2446]

Def saved that quote! #8#24

[@hongxin9899]

I can’t believe that kobe was dead...............

[@ss-tl1ic]

hitachicordoba I really liked that quote too

[@johnpestano22]

i love Steve's reflection on Kobe he made me laugh here we all need some kind of humor to deal with the pain of this.

[@dtj4585]

No cap

[@HekRod7]

Well said...

[@bigeric1030]

Go watch Magic on Kimmel from a couple of days ago. He does some of that as well.

[@jasonreyes5767]

In puerto rico there are kobe signs all over the expressway all around the island we love kobe

[@pr_tr4p_g4wd20]

Jason Reyes Tu escuchaste la canción que hizo Bad Bunny sobre Kobe Bryant?

[@jasonreyes5767]

@@pr_tr4p_g4wd20 siii quedo melasa me pregunto si ya esta sonando alla fuera

[@nicoled6127]

Thanks for sharing. That's awesome and so kind.

[@FUCKTURY]

🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷

[@nulluser4015]

Enviándote amor desde Los Ángeles. 💜💛 Sending you love from LA!

[@johnpestano22]

the world literally stopped when we heard the Kobe news it feels so surreal. like idk it doesn't make sense i mean i see all the tributes and reflections on Kobe's life. but my mind can't process him no longer with us it's crazy.

[@David-um4dy]

Huge loss and tragic incident. Millions are impacted emotionally. But the world "literally" didn't stop.

[@MrZahsome]

Feel the exact same way. It doesn't seem real, it's so hard to process everything that's happened. When i hear news of celebrities passing away, it usually doesn't affect me much like how Kobe's has.

[@paulthomas9911]

@JeremyCuddles i was thinking the same thing. Linkin Park really died that day. we are not here that long.

[@johnpestano22]

@@David-um4dy oh really when the news broke all i heard was coverages on the accident. it was on every channel and internet platform i checked. Kobe and the 8 victims had a tremendous impact on journalism this past sunday. people cried, reflected done everything possible about this story so yeah to me the world stopped.

[@David-um4dy]

@@johnpestano22 I'm with you bro. Like millions of others I cried. He was one of my top 3 idols. The other two being a musician and a business man. But all I'm saying is that the word literally is used wrong all the time. Just sayin

[@tamjeff1751]

steve nash so well spoken, rip Kobe

[@Loyal_homie100]

@F ten would you say that to a black person in his face?

[@unknowninfinite8081]

@F ten black people, brown people, all people are well spoken. Language isn't a race thing.

[@pointchamberlain4782]

F ten for ur info Nash is African but ur comment is uneducated and shows great ignorance show some respect

[@Loyal_homie100]

@@pointchamberlain4782 he's saying because he's white he's well spoken it's about color not nationality.

[@pointchamberlain4782]

jay johnson whatever he’s implying it’s disrespectful

[@oooohsnaaaap]

Candace Parker is so lovely.

[@ShawnC.T.]

@M.H. L. She is just that, I just saw her at Hartsfield-Jackson International Monday evening (January 27, 2020), with very little if any makeup on, she's naturally pretty, and she's tall too...

[@agrey832]

She really is!!

[@hesomelo5815]

I’m a Suns fan and Kobe broke my heart in 2010 and I hated him for it but I always had respect for him. He was a Great Player and he was a Great person. RIP

[@xboxisbetta]

Same bro, weren’t those suns/lakers games electrifying though? I feel like I couldn’t really hate him because he was just so driven to win. Miss that era of ball.

[@MichaelP-ke1tm]

@@xboxisbetta I think the Suns real rivals were the Spurs

[@zach6395]

As a Sonics fan, watching Kobe and Gary Payton go at it in the late 90's and early 2000s was amazing. Everytime they played, Kobe seemd to do more and more until he was dropping 40 with ease on GP

[@mimirm5599]

Suns have the toughest luck, if they don't meet Kobe/Lakers, they meet Duncan/Spurs.

[@dwadeisthegoat2020]

Heso Melo I remember that he torched y’all in the elimination game

[@jasonpopp2026]

This was an amazing statement by Nash. They hated eachother in that 06 series but they respected eachother thru it all.

[@mitcheltheman1366]

They never hated each other. They were just fierce rivals.

[@waters228_91]

Kobe and Steve had more of a love-hate relationship with each other. While they were definitely at each other's throats competitively during the 2006 NBA playoffs, they each respected each other greatly on and off the court.

[@danieldominguez5863]

Ive been crying and thinking of this man and his daughter nonstop for the past 3 days and I honesly couldnt tell you why until now. I was born into and grew up in a Lakers fan household so there wasnt a time during the season(s) that I wouldnt hear Kobes name throughout my house and I cant tell you how many times my dad yelled, cheered and had tears of joy at the tv because of the Kobe Bryant. I remember witnessing Kobe drop 81, tear his achillies and manage to walk to the ft line to hit 2 clutch fts, I remember him coming back from deficits to beat teams especially those ones againts the Raptors back in 2013 and I of course remember the championship runs and games he played in to get there. But beyond that the things I'll remember him for the most was what he did off the court after basketball like constantly working to help future and current nba talent get better, spending time with his family, trying to expand his brand and more recently training and prepping his daughter Gigi to be a future WNBA Superstar(Which from the outside looking in she looked like she was heading in the right direction). So why am I crying? Its because like most other LA natives I didnt look at Kobe as some stranger I looked at him as apart of my family and thats what hurts most of all man. Rip Kobe, Gianna, John Altobelli, Keri Altobell, Alyssa Altobelli, Sarah Chester, Payton Chester, Christina Mauser and Ara Zobayan. And to all their survivors I am so sorry for your losses.

[@luzfig]

Daniel Dominguez k

[@tagamial]

Same here . Well said .

[@kaalen24]

Daniel Dominguez Well spoken man. I’m sorry your hurting. I feel very similar to you. We all lost someone more special than we even thought he was before. Kobe taught us so much. I’m so sorry to his wife and family who also lost GiGi. Condolences to the other passengers family’s. So tragic.

[@samoends4155]

Daniel Dominguez die hard warriors fan but grew up Loving me some Kobe & I’m A 96 baby so you know I gotta go crazy for my Kobe Year💪🏽 ChildHood Hero💔

[@zaczab]

Well said. This is very painful.

[@eteuatisamoa9584]

That's dope of Steve Nash to say that

[@PatrickMHoey]

It hurts the reason why they are sharing, but I love hearing the stories and thoughts of these NBA greats who played with and against Kobe.

[@thsu8]

These thoughts are so much more interesting than the game. There's something beautiful about this mutual respect between these greats.

[@imliz100]

Patrick Hoey so true Patrick❤️

[@allenyousif9010]

Gotta love Steve Nash. I remember when Nash stood up 2 take a charge but Kobe literally jumped over him & dunked it on him & Got the (and1)!! I’ll never forget that play. RIP 2 everyone on that helicopter & my condolences go out 2 their families!!

[@elektrikwaves4666]

Yeah! That was such a dope moment!

[@rosshoyt2030]

Great to hear from Candace Parker and Steve Nash. Kobe would be proud

[@codeysnow2980]

I lost my nana that Monday and then, my idol, Kobe 6 days later. My heart hurts beyond comprehension. My thoughts are with his beautiful wife and daughters and everyone else who parished and their families. May they find the strength they need to get through this awful tragedy. Legends are never forgotten, Kobe. You inspired millions in life and billions in death. We will honor you to the best of our abilities for many years to come. 💜💛

[@PatrickMHoey]

It still doesn’t feel real. RIP Kobe. Beautiful thoughts and words by Candace.

[@lockyer0061]

Nash is always so good with words... 👏🏻

[@alphadrewaz88]

The Suns Lakers 06 series was incredible. It had everything. You had mvp steve nash against the ultimate competitor and champion in Kobe Bryant. Both were in their prime. Clutch shots by both teams. Bad blood between Kobe and Raja. Phil Jackson vs a young Mike Dantoni. The rivalry between Phoenix and LA before that had always been good, this series took it to another level that you love to see rivalry's go to. Its when the sport is at its best. Hearing Steve talk about it within the context of Kobe's death makes me realize how special memories can be.

[@jakeallison9444]

Cadace’s little impression of Kobe was spot on with that speech pattern man

[@mariaz1394]

Love what Steve Nash said. Kobe truly touch people around the world.💜💛🖤🐍

[@PurpleKush301]

Growing up in AZ Kobe would crush my dreams always taking my Suns out in the playoffs. He was just too good tbh even though those memories are bittersweet I am grateful I saw one of the greatest to play the game RIP Kobe & Gigi

[@paliboy93]

Game 6 in 2010 WCF. I wanted y’all to win so bad. And he just kept making impossible shot after impossible shot.

[@UtotheJ]

Are you sure you grew up a Suns fan? Suns are 2-2 in 4 playoff series against the Lakers with Kobe on the team... neither of which Lakers series wins were with Kobe in his pinnacle... Suns dominated the Lakers with a “prime” Kobe in regular season and postseason play... yes NBA lost a legend, but you don’t have to exaggerate the narrative

[@KungaMatata]

UtotheJ Lol 2006 and 2007 Kobe was playing with Kwame and Smush. Once he had help in 2010 he finished them in 6.

[@UtotheJ]

Kunga Sagar 1. So basically, he DID NOT have success against the Suns until 2010? 2. He beat a Suns team that was far past its prime in 2010, still took 6 games and a lucky airball. 3. When he had help, he was also swept out of the playoffs by a Dallas team... Kobe is severely overrated, he’s a top 8-12 player of all time, but he should never be mentioned in the GOAT conversation.

[@KungaMatata]

UtotheJ That 2010 Suns team was nasty and they were about the same age as the Lakers so if you’re gonna say they were out of their prime so were the Lakers. Funny how you mention the airball but not the series clinching shot in game 6. He also average a near triple double since stat nerds love to hear that. In 2011 the lakers were coming off three straight finals and Kobe and Gasol weren’t healthy. The mavs ended up beating KD and LeBron later. Those are just the facts.

[@CWJ0725]

All these stories they have about Kobe are amazing!

[@Ethan6000894]

Simply hearing all of these stories about Kobe’s greatness, his drive and passion for life makes me and I’m sure thousands if not millions of others want to be so much better. I know I’m going to try and live my life with that same attitude and drive from now on. 24 forever!

[@Jonas-PD]

I remember watching Game 6 of the WCF in 2010, LA vs. Phoenix. Never in my life before and after have I seen a player make the shots Kobe was making that day.

[@facelessandnameless]

JonasPD That was one of his greatest playoff series 👌

[@andrewhernandez2650]

Real talk. That's the game kobe won me over after years of hating him as a rival. That game/series made me finally appreciate his greatness.

[@paliboy93]

Andrew Hernandez Same. The Suns weren’t a great defensive team but they played great defense on him. And he just didn’t care.

[@sneaky8512]

Candace Parker is so lovely. Cadace’s little impression of Kobe was spot on with that speech pattern man

[@davetherave3001]

Being a young suns fan in Phoenix you literally saw Kobe in your nightmares before game day but even at a young age he just represented greatness. I just remembered being devastated by this man so many times you had to inherently hate him but now that he’s gone I didn’t know it would hit me this hard

[@glennbaga1578]

Be an example to others and the rest is a legendary history...A salute to Mr. Kobe Bryant RIP

i live in SE Asia, and the whole continent is as upset about losing their samurai warrior as the Americans are....Kobe lived life with no language barriers, no borders; it is how the whole world knew him, and loved him....RIP Kobe, Gianna, and all the rest of the people who lost their lives in this horrible tragedy.....

[@darrellmccall6100]

Joseph MacPherson Facts.....I live in Beijing nine months a year and this news was as big as the current virus that is spreading across the world. Facts.

[@rockzs74r]

@@darrellmccall6100 well to be fair basketball is big sport in those area. For example people in the UK where Basketball never been popular despite NBA trying their best. didn't care that much. There are still lot of tribute and all. But lot of people there also ask who is he again?

[@pascaledingenen4894]

So well said. Best words that I have heard about Kobe and his true legacy. His human legacy is what is most important.

[@THerculez]

I never knew Kobe but this feels strange I kind of feel broken. It’s like when Michael jackson died it hurt so bad and now this, it’s like reality has broken and I’m living in a dream. Why is it that legends die young.

[@brianamosley2002]

The Illuminati takes them out that's why. Smgfh

[@fastfootedone]

you sure you wanna go down that rabbit hole?

[@motivationtalks315]

you where put on this earth for a purpose which all of us are, and when you have accomplish and service your purpose in every way , have made a mark that will live on forever , you are never gone !!!humans will never understand we cry , feel hurt , and it normal but God know the plan he as for u to leave a powerful mark on this world and he did just that , after he takes you to a new journey that we will never be able to see . His daughter live on with him , and God will bring is family thought and all the other family members HE ALWAYS DO .the last message he leave for us ,is to love each other care for each other like what he was doing for family’s and peoples,most of all the ones God as place in your our life’s.

[@THerculez]

Shamaneika Johnson I know why they took Micheal out though but I don’t know why they took kobe. Ima have to do some research into kobe and find out why they took him

[@THerculez]

Chin Sue Well said I hope that my plan isn’t over for a long time I’ve got a son and unborn child and need to be here for as long as possible. I couldn’t imagine what Vanessa and the kids are going through right now. And his youngest daughter will grow up not knowing her dad

[@NikoLeon]

Kobe Bryant - we always thought you were too great to die. RIP Kobe, Gianna. We miss you. We love you. Forever.

[@FlipStar26]

i'll never forget those Lakers Suns playoff battles of the mid 00's.... A memorable time in my life.... I love you Kobe!

[@elsincer01]

Out of all the people that have spoken about Kobe in these interviews, IMO Nash’s brief speech about Kobe I enjoyed hearing because of some of the things he said.

[@ashleetyler429]

YALL DONT UNDERSTAND the PAIN unless you're a Laker fan born and raised la..grew up in LA watching the GOAT..still cant believe this

"Bosses push but leaders pull" what a great qoute

[@k2you21]

Nash back to back MVPs man that was special and i was there to WITNESS it !!!

[@mindset4656]

So pure and genuine- Kobe

[@marciosr8504]

I'm old enough to at least have seen and remember 2/3 of Michael Jordan's career. But Steve Nash's Suns Vs Kobe's Lakers in those playoffs around 06/07 were the most fun I ever had in the NBA.

[@kgisabeast]

Those suns teams when Nash was in his prime was one of the most fun teams to watch since I started watching basketball

[@martinadrianarcenas867]

steve nash, classy as always❤🙏

[@souladventures6836]

I remember the battles between Lakers and Suns(Kobe vs Nash). I hated Nash and Raja Bell and lived for Kobe to torch those guys. The games just don’t seem the same now and I don’t know if We’ll ever see another player like Kobe on the Lakers in my life time. A player that brings that much excitement and drama. One of a kind for sure.

[@HandsomeBoyGarion]

Nash was one of Kobe’s best teammates

[@itsolivier]

When did they play , crazy i know kobe didn't go to Phoenix i kind of remember nash on Lakers but was that real, if so, wow..

[@JoshuaMuse]

IMO one of the coolest "dad" things Kobe did that wasn't related to his career was appear on GMM. He was just so down to earth and funny. RIP Kobe.

[@lg3385]

I remember when Kobe dunked on Nash viciously 😂. It's too bad Nash was basically injured his whole time as a Laker. Props to the TNT cast & crew for this 🐍 tribute 🙏💪

[@briancorcoran8266]

Loved that dunk. But.... it was a charge. Steve Nash beat him to the spot 😉. Still monster dunk though. I was a huge suns fan then. Watched and remember that series very well. When I heard this news I was heartbroken. Just had all these flash backs to those suns laker series. RIP Kobe his daughter and the other victims of the crash. Still can’t believe it

[@briancorcoran8266]

TheBestFighter I’m not gonna argue with you. It was a monster dunk regardless. Kobe was a warrior on the court above all else

[@maxxbarzz]

@@briancorcoran8266 it wasn't a charge. Steve was moving and leaning back. So Kobe got the call.

[@briancorcoran8266]

Maxx Barzz Doug Collins would disagree with you. Also you can see Joey Crawford’s original call was a charge and then he changed it. Either way it was a great jam

[@theloniouscoltrane3778]

video link of the dunk please

[@BIGGOODBOY]

Kobe I love you man I miss you. Thank you for everything you did and all the joy and inspiration you brought

[@kasialeparska2480]

And I remember Steve Nash playing with Kobe too!!!! What memories!!!!!💖🏀💫 💔💔💔💔 Tremendous loss, terrible pain.....💔💔💔😞😞💔💔💔

[@brandonGCHACHU]

Candace is such a beauty. RIP Kobe

[@MegaChallanger]

Something I'll always remember, was back in 2011 when they were down 3-0 to dallas. Kobe STILL felt like they were going to win that series. Thats mamba mentality for you.

[@LPjunemark]

Agree as a mavs fan i was nervous in game 4, luckily jason terry and stojakovic exploded.

[@FQ24084]

and whats crazy is, even though it was basically over, as a lakers fan i still felt like you know what, maybe there is a chance, kobes so confident and if hes confident so am I. Thats the beauty of his mamba mentality.

[@bobjohnson1670]

Brah on god I thought we was going to win lol

[@ivorianking6942]

Yup he was so amazing we all thought it was possible

[@UtotheJ]

And then got swept? This is a pathetic tribute to “mamba mentality”

[@alexamerling79]

Loving how everyone is coming together. RIP Mamba and Gigi and the 7 other souls lost on that chopper :(

[@NeverSurrender-cq5gd]

We always love Kobe here in the philippines.we praised him for his love of the game. Amazing kobe your my idol forever...I love you.

[@ThePinoyMamba]

#ThankyouKobe I have followed your career from the start until the end. You are the reason why I started collecting Basketball Memorabilia. Living in LA made it even more sweeter to be a Lakers Fan. #GoLakers #purpleandgold.I kept playing all the good moments all the highlights made plays, just flash backs of good times. As we all love a good drama stories, us guys, we love to watch drama as well. We just wanted to watch #unscripted drama and that what Basketball gives us. It gives us the thrill, excitement and something to root for. The first time I met Kobe in Person was his Rookie Year. We played in a Tounament CCBA and I am a member of a team called Sipa( search to involve Pilipino Association). Since we won the championship, one of the awards was to meet Kobe and and we did. We interviewed him and ask all those questions. One od the question was, " Do you think you coukd beat Van Exel One on one, his Replied was, " Easy I could Beat him with one hand". Right there and there I could already see and feel his #greatness his #MambaMentality that he is so confident that he could take anyone in the NBA and beat them one on one, this is the time when the lakers wasn't really playing him and we only get some glimpses of how good he really is. At a young age of 18 he was already got that Mamba Mentality to be great at Anything he puts his mind into.I think that was really inspiring and from that point I became A huge Kobe Bryant Follower. Another most memorable moments are the moments I have treasured with my Son #Joshua. I could see the big influence of my Love to Kobe in Him. He loves basketball the way I have loved the game. Kobe is one of his heroes growing up and trying to emulate moves after moves at our backyard. The game was even more fun to watch and more even Inspiring to play, For So many times, we both have dreamed that we were Kobe on Court. That Ultimate Competitor in Him, his ultimate dedication of the game that I have love the most. I salute you brother. It is such a tragic death, gone too soon. I was hoping to and looking forward for his hall of fame speech. I even told my Son that we will attend it. I was looking Forward for his Statue outside Staples Center.We even made a KZbin Channel last 2010 and it is called #ThePinoyMamba after you since you are #TheBlackMamba since I was born in Philippines and I am a Filipino and my Son have Filipino Blood, it is just fitting that we cool be called #ThePinoyMamba after you Mr. MAMBA. My Son and I Enjoyed collecting and they are forever captured in KZbin. Those are my treasured moments. Spending quality Father and son, like you with your kids. One thing I learned from this. Life is not Promised. We should move forward and enjoy every bit of seconds of it. We Can't take it for granted. We should say I love more often. Nothing is guaranteed. We could only hope and Pray. #Godbless I will miss you My Forever Idol. Thank you for making me smile and cry at the same time. #Mambaout

[@alexarroniz6930]

From Mexico with love to Kobe RIP CHAMP# blackmamba

[@JDMillest23]

It's crazy how we feel so close to kobe, cause we grow up watching him play for 20 years and continue to follow him after basketball. Still feel surreal, haven't felt like this when paul walker pass away. RIP kobe, rip paul!

[@yoe91]

Class act for me, Steve Nash. Didn't come in with the expected heavy tone to score theatrical points. Offered a bit of much needed comic relief.

[@KillierElite]

Steve Nash spot on Kobe brought the world together

[@adamquin07]

It's sad that it takes tragedies like this to bring people together and bring the world together, to inevitably see the world go back to conflict and turmoil. We aren't that different as human beings, and it's a shame we can't all just come together all the time.

[@SweetJamesJonez19]

I don't think your statement could b put more succinctly and simplistic and to the point

[@lukajokic77]

U r here and then U r gone. Nothing matters in the end. Human beings including me love to think they/I matter. Just keep adding another page or another episode to the soap opera.Just do what you can. Enjoy time with people who love and care for you. Everything is a blur. Can be wiped out any second.

[@adamquin07]

@@lukajokic77 Agreed. No one is more important than another person. Be kind to people, live life to the fullest, hug those you love and squash any beef because it's not worth it.

[@PitBoss_90]

Mikey C23 Congratulations. You’re THAT guy!!

[@mikebell7525]

Nash vs Kobe was always a thrill to watch. RIP KB

[@tamambuldum]

Nash is quite right. Kobe is an international icon. He is So much loved and admired in my country Turkey. His legacy will live forever. Because legends don't die.

[@SavAnz81]

Awesome story from Nash here!

[@reggiemccoy3265]

More Love and Respect For C.P. and Steve Nash Kobe Gone Be In Y'all Hearts Forever God Continue To Bless Y'all

[@pacTenta]

The suns vs Lakers play offs, were the most epic series I ever watched in the play offs

[@SeanTheRuthless]

Kobe is the reason I started watching basketball. Steve Nash is my favorite player

[@luietv]

Kobe made me feel like he was latino (one of us)being able to go back home (outside of the us) talk to cousins who I didnt even have a strong connection but were able to have a connection because of basketball and because of kobe and to be able to see his interview and hear him speak our native language gave so much pride the way you played gave us so much joy RIP kobe 1978-2020 and gigi and the others involved

[@ramendaisuki205]

Rip kobe 😔🙏🕯

[@DukeFreak1997]

We love you Kobe.... forever 💜💛

[@DiddyKatt]

How can anyone listen to this stuff about Kobe and not be inspired to be the best at whatever they do ? Life is not about what you do so much as, it is about how you do it. In death, Kobe will be a inspiration to many he left behind..

[@rd-pd8xb]

Those Nash/Kobe battles were crazy. They would go back and forth, dagger after dagger.

[@sideshowlosrudos8200]

Never got to see kobe live 😞 but didn't miss many games will miss this guy till im 100 years old😊😞😊😞 king kobe la mamba bean bryant. Kobe in yo face bryant . foooo life

[@3476122236]

Kobe was my favorite basketball player and impacted so many people lives and I’m sure his daughter would have been my favorite player on UConn and in the WNBA she probably would have played for the sparks since her dad played for the lakers

[@Publiclighthouse]

"How do you trust your teammates?" Smush Parker and Kwame Brown do not see the humor in this question.

[@FN-cl5rr]

LOL 😂😂😂

[@hoobangin746]

So so hard listening to Kobe being talked about in past tense. Three days later I’m still sick to my stomach

[@michaelengle1413]

A guy who put ball into a hoop...wow...what a fantastic hero!

[@solemn-man3170]

Not the biggest basketball fan, and I never new kobe. But just seeing how many people are just suffering from this tragedy and the loss of all the victims is enough to know we lost something special. Hope they're in a better place Rest in peace.

[@noelwhittington6457]

Im A Suns Fan .. Kobe Crushed us . . . Condolences for All

[@the_giggities]

Love Nash saying he loved the competition with Kobe much more than being a teammate. Alot of the young guys these days wanna join up now. These guys wanted to beat each other. The good ol' days.

[@KratosVS]

ChiTownBone facts

[@LaissezFaire2323]

Steve Nash, so much respect man... You said it all.

[@3476122236]

Candice Parker is so beautiful I remember her days in Tennessee I use to love her

[@rebeleazy9221]

“FACING KOBE” I would love to see a panel of the guards that had to guard him: Bruce Bowen, Ron Artest, Doug Christi, Shane Battier, Tony Allen, Shawn Marion, Raja Bell, Tayshawn Prince, Matt Barnes, Deshaun Stevesun etc..... I left out ppl who were more offensive minded. All of these guys were dogs on the defensive end. Let’s get a open court or round table of these players to discuss “FACING KOBE” God Bless everyone in the world!

[@lxiong1077]

TNT you guys did an excellent tribute to KOBE!

[@chasetran319]

That was so Kobe like he love playing mind game. Got Steve Nash thinking that time. Man that Mamba Mind set is unreal. Will there ever be another person with that killer mind of willing to learn everythings.

[@brownboydanny]

I can’t believe that it’s gonna be almost 1 year in like 2 and half weeks when he passed wow.

[@brownboydanny]

@@nicksmith9 fr man still crazy

[@jakerichardson5646]

Kobe Bryant

[@cheezezlayer493]

thank you kobe and gigi for the memories! Rest in peace! also to the ppl onboard! and condolence to the families of the ppl who lost their loved ones! much to the Bryant family! May "God" be with you always! Legends don't die, they just live forever in our hearts! Mamba, Caramel Cat #24 #8

[@lucyaklar6345]

"I don't get 5 championships here without him" - Kobe's comment about Michael Jordan 🐐 in the last Dance Documentary

[@phillipalvarado1994]

Favorite player is steve nash

[@hesomelo5815]

Mine to

[@mrsuns10]

Mine too

[@eriklw1322]

100%

[@AnaAcuraErica]

Why tho??? I’m not being rude...

[@paliboy93]

Ana Acura He was so fun to watch back in the day. His Suns team were fast, creative, and all out offense

[@mostlynoble]

These are really nice tributes and memories being shared....Honestly it is helping me cope....

[@JrrnJxn]

She is so beautiful‼️ #Kobe

[@ladyindaroom]

She's a beautiful lady, tall people rock. My daughter is 15 and she's really tall. Kobe Bryant touched so many souls. I've wanted to do an encouraging video, but every time I try, I can't. I'm going to have the Mamba mentality and just bring it.

[@Chris_Paul1]

Even though Shaq is grieving he still wants to strangle Nash for beating him in the MVP voting all those years ago.

[@251Trioxin]

CP_FPV wasn’t his fault.... it was David sterns and the media voters.... he was blackballed because of the Colorado trial

[@KungaMatata]

251Trioxin True but I think he’s talking about 2005 when Shaq should’ve won MVP. I agree that 2006 should’ve been Kobe hands down. I’d make the case for 2003, 2009, and 2010 too.

[@TonyWayne24]

Kobe is the only reason why shaq and nash sits together haha

[@ThunderPants13]

I remember reading that during the Beijing Olympics when the American players got off the team bus, the crowd was pretty tame until Kobe stepped off. Then they absolutely lost their minds. They swarmed him everywhere he went wanting pictures and autographs and just to be near him. That was a snapshot of his effect on people. He was a special player and a special human being.

[@nuenue9012]

We love you Kobe! Definitely top 3 most popular to ever play basketball he deserves all the praise and recognition he's getting and his number should be retired in the NBA! We'll definitely be doing a tribute you in our channel! A forever household name! And rip Gigi, the Mambacita! 😭😭😭

[@blinksstayfresh2524]

Candace is an ebony queen. Nash is so well spoken and funny. RIP mamba

[@wobby6395]

His legacy is still going. RIP Kobe

[@donlawson935]

STEVE NASH HAS ALWAYS BEEN MY FAVORITE BASKETBALL PLAYER OF ALL TIME AND STILL TO THIS DAY I KEEP HIM AS MY FAVORITE, LIKE I ALWAYS LOVED THU PHOENIX SUNS, AND WHEN HE WENT TO THU LAKERS I WAS SHOCKED WHEN IT HAPPENED AND THEN I WAS LIKE HECK YEAH AWESOME, LIKE HES ON KOBE BRYANT'S TEAM AND MATTER A FACT I DRAWED ON MY KYRIE IRVING 5 SHOES DESIGNES OF STEVE NASH'S NUMBERS WHICH WERE 13 FROM THU SUNS, THEN 10 FROM THU LAKERS, AND I ALSO PUT KOBE BRYANTS NUMBERS ON MY OTHER SHOE WHICH WERE 8, AND 24. RIP KOBE BRYANT, AND IM A TRY MY BEST TO KEEP GETTING BETTER AT BASKETBALL, LIKE GET MY YOUNGER SELF BACK. RIP KOBE BRYANT HIS DAUGHTER GIANNA AND THU OTHER SEVEN.

[@gemgrass2948]

God has the man and basketball player in his hands, Kobe , is looking down at us👍🙏 ....... Wow this is shocking everything great he did on the court he was doing even better as a person ! A, true legend of sports and life. Rip #24 , 8 you deserve a place among the Stars of the universe. God bless !

[@devistator4kg791]

I was hoping Steve Nash, the only other NBA player that I can remotely remember that had a passion for soocer/football, give us a story of Kobe😢✌💛💜#MAMBA #ACMILAN #BARCELONA

[@howimade3309]

everyones stories helps alot for me to get thru this :(

[@Abdul-nk4dy]

Love me Some Candance Parker she is so gorgeous

[@danlivni2097]

How tall is Candace. She looks tall

[@Abdul-nk4dy]

@@danlivni2097 1.93 m she a hottie

[@danlivni2097]

@@Abdul-nk4dy WOW she's 6 foot 4.

[@Abdul-nk4dy]

@@danlivni2097 so much beauty my lawwwd 😍

[@danlivni2097]

@@Abdul-nk4dy You need to date her

[@LPjunemark]

I remember in 06 when kobe and steve nash have a heated trash talking in the playoffs. Kobe was pointing his finger on steve nash. I was rooting for kobe but steve nash and the suns regroup and won the series.

[@ivorianking6942]

One of the best series ever! Kobe played his heart out but Nash was way to good back then

[@agene5583]

Yeah, i remember that because im a Nash fan and Kobe was a villain to me, in a good way because he was the Jordan of my time, everytime i see him play, it felt like he's gonna beat us. Glady, Suns won that series. RIP Kobe

[@greyfortitude18]

Thank you steve nash. Well said.

[@seankeady8928]

0:30 Kobe even threw shade for his kids man, like just a different breed