(2010) Kobe Bryant breaks down film of signature moves he learned from NBA legends | NBA on ESPN

In 2010, Kobe Bryant breaks down film of the moves that he learned from NBA legends, including Magic Johnson, Oscar Robertson, Jerry West and Elgin Baylor.
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[dwaynebaxter]

Kobe DEFINITELY deserves a statue in front of Staples Center

[RealTalk]

I can’t stop watching all these Kobe videos, I’m so stressed man

[kiyzer]

More than Basketball, he’s a part of us. Rest in Peace K.B and G.B

[fouzan]

Rest in peace to the man who would least likely just “rest”

[gonzalosanroman]

A legend in every sense of the word. rest in peace Kobe Bean Bryant

[JuanTonSoupXP]

He loved basketball so much man, he speaks of it so passionately everytime.

[stonedbori]

1:07 Kobe talking about Jerry West as he scores on Phil Jackson

[bhill]

Not just one of the greatest basketball players ever, but one of the greatest basketball minds PERIOD. You can't help but to be intrigued by the way he breaks down and dissects everything that made the past greats before his time so special. He had so much more knowledge to share with the world... he wasn't done... gone too soon... Rest In Power, Kobe

[everready]

He was wrong about the game being bigger then him. Kobe was and will always be bigger then the game!

[trehaynes]

GiGi was gone be special man she was Kobe all over 😓😭😭

[ojc]

Man, even today in May of 2022, my eyes are tearing up after I realize that this man is gone! When I listen to him talking like this I feel like I knew him. It’s difficult to wrap mind around this stuff, even if we lost him physically, he still lives in our hearts and he is immortal!

[davidyoo]

true student of the game. He was also a willing teacher consistently making effort to pass on his knowledge to the next generation. still can't believe he's gone..

[laking]

Rest in paradise, I'll try to score 81 points in his memory🙏🏾

[starlitshadows]

Kobe was a rare individual. Such a brilliant mind and approach to the game. This kind of mindset, talent and work ethic in one person only comes along once in a great while. That mindset, that obsession is why he is not only a legend but a great teacher and capable of doing anything he really wanted to do.

[davidecarbone]

I Think about him every second and I don't belive this is real

[mako]

I loved seeing the evolution of Kobe not just as a player but especially as a person from an arrogant and cocky somewhat unlikable teenager to the humble and Reverend and deferring adult that was so wise and inspired that we saw him become.He grew as much as a person as much as anyone I have ever seen in the public eye. Most people that are celebrities when you first see them they are what they are and they don’t really change much if anything they become crazier more arrogant more secluded and isolated and eccentric Kobe just became more wise and more like an every man that was truly likeable and lovable in many ways. You’ll be missed

[MrE_]

This dude knows his stuff when it comes to basketball.
Anyone else in that seat would've been like "idk how they did that, cool move, they shoot good"

[neil]

10 years old, throwing ya trash in the trash when the teacher looks away
Kobe... Bucket

[MichaelSmith-bwvm]

Rest in peace Kobe Bryant one of the best basketball players ever you will truly be missed and to everyone that lost their life as well rest in peace

[ouhiaachraf]

his my best nba player of all time kobe I will never forget you brother rest in peace you and your daughter my friend 😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪