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At 10:50 when Kobe is shooting his free thro for 60 points, Gordon Hayward steps into the paint, so just in case if Kobe missed it he would still have another shot at 60. Now that’s true sportsmanship right there
Dame and D. Rose, their reactions to game winning shots is just business as usual! Shots they expect to go in and have seen go in countless times throughout their lives. Love it!
@ZebraNeighbor What? Rose had no competition? He battled against the Celtics with Rondo, Pierce, Allen and Garnett. Then had to fight against the Heat with LeBron, Wade and Bosh. And what about the Caveliers with LeBron, Irving and Love? Just listen to other stars when they talk about Rose. Everybody feared him and his abilities. Nobody wanted to guard him and he pretty much dominated every other Point Guard in the league. Just listen how Dame talks about Rose, nothing but respect there.
At the start of 9:21 I got emotional. Then when he hit that last shot seeing GiGi jumping up and down really messed me up. Still feels unreal. RIP Kobe and GiGi
6:27 - I will never forget this one - the first Jordan game-winner I watched live! November 11, 1992 - I was 12 years old. Just a regular season game - but a moment I will always remember!
Rhys Newlands As much.as I want GSW to get destroyed, Lebron won't be able to do shit in the West unless maybe you get to trade for another big name or sign a free agent next summer. My hopes are higher for HOU and OKC.
They said "Kobe dont pass.." Scores 60 and last play of his career is a heave pass down court and gets an assist on a 2 hand slam to solidify the win. Legend!!
The "ballhog" ends his career with an assist. I would have dunked it if I were Clarkson too...Think about Kobe's last pass in the NBA was to you, you better dunk it.
Jai Rey that isnt what @SizyR6 was saying...but anyway let us know how you feel when one of your childhood idols pass away and someone says "oh yeah it's just so-and-so...big deal he/she dont know you"
I never thought I'd miss Kobe when he was gone, as a Celtics fan. But then, I was always thinking about that in basketball terms... it's been a couple years now, and it's still so damn weird to think that he wasn't at his own Hall induction alongside Tim and KG.
8:56 that half court shot with three seconds remained was insane. All shots made in this entire clip are by best of the best. And that performance by Kobe at the end "defines basketball".
Seeing VC make that shot live felt like the completion of his redemption arc. Can't believe he got another chance all those years later and he delivered.
The Kobe double game tying/game winner against Phoenix was the first thing that came to mind, and I'm a Mavs fan! But watching that game live, even I got hyped up! The first one that sent it to OT made me say "WOW" out loud, then the game winner made me jump to my feet! My dad was pissed though🤣
Kobe’s against the Suns will be forever cemented in my head. One of the happiest memories in the history of my life. Live on brother! #mambaforever #8/24 #81points #thegoat🐐🐍🔥🏀💪🏼🥺
Its 2023 and youtube brought me here. Not really a fan of Kobe Bryant but tears suddenly came out to my eyes watching this. He's such an inspiration to everyone.
I had the chance to be there live for Kobe last game. Being a lifetime Lakers fan and living outside of LA, I never got to see them play in Staples. So my first Lakers game was Kobe's last game. The energy in that building was incredible. Everyone was crying. Once in a lifetime feeling. Never seen anything like it.
Slick Nick bro, I swear I didn't realize how much he scored until he hit the 43 point mark. Like I remember every basket, but it almost didn't feel real. I couldn't even hear myself screaming.
TJD I was kinda anticipating Kobe getting at least 30 since the crowd gave him no choice but to shoot and his teammates no choice but to pass him the ball. It wasn't until he got 40 around the third quarter where I started wondering how far could Kobe go. It was 18,000 strong willing Kobe to another basket. And another. And another. Cheering with PIERCING volume everytime Kobe scored. I just couldn't believe it.
Love seeing all these throwback teams man I love the history of bball so much. And speaking of history this made me realize that Kobe’s last play was actually an assist not a bucket… just thought that was kinda funny considering the stereotype of his propensity to shoot and not pass
Nobody will ever leave the game tge way Kobe did... Nothing short of amazing... Hated him for many years for torching us but Rip to my Philadelphia Native 😢
6:55 Kobe Bryant is probably the only person to dunk on the home team at their arena and make their crowd explode and cheer for him as if he was on that team.....that's insane......R.I.P Kobe Bryant
Stranger Danger I was there. It was a laker crowd. Brooklyn nets fans were never into it like other fans. Maybe all the hipsters from all over the country. I dunno. Gave up my season tix after the second year.
People in Brooklyn aren't really Nets fans. Actually people here in New York in general are either Knicks fans or busy jumping on a bandwagon lol. Remember the Nets were a New Jersey team for a while so people just go to the games just for fun.
I remember when I was little and didnt really understand basketball I was a kobe hater and called him a ball hog, but before he retired I came to appreciate his game as I learned more about basketball, and I remember watching his last game, KNOWING he was going to score all of those shots everytime he took one. Rip mamba
Kobe's last game will remain one of my favorite basketball memories for the rest of my life, and I'm no laker fan. Just an incredibly epic performance, there's no other word that adequately describes it for me. Just epic. Goosebump inducing.
At 10:13 his clutch game winner his family just looking at him with pure joy seeing what his does best was just loved by every yo favorite player today looked up to him even jordan even tho we didn’t know Kobe personal it was a big loss to this world that he’s no longer here💜🖤💛
8:15, I love it how all of these people react the same way with their hands, they raise them in the air, then clap, and then raise them up again after Kobe Bryant swishes in the buzzer beater. Man, rest in peace Kobe Bryant, I still miss you and you will be remembered for centuries to come. 02/07/2023, 9:19am
They let him since it was his last game plus he shits 50 plus shots that i think is a record for a player plus the defense is not trying they letting kobe i mean they have to foul at the dying seconds but theire not even trying it was a farewell game so they kinda let kobe enjoy it
Idk.. It felt forced to me. Like everyone on the court at the time wanted to send Kobe out with a bang. And hey, he is a legend so I get it. But yeah it felt like everyone, including the Jazz wanted him to score as many as possible...
When it comes to crowd reaction, no one can ever beat Kobe. The opposing crowd appreciates what he does leaving everything on the court. Amen, Kobe. Amen.
Say what you want, Ray Allens three to keep Heat in the series, Dames 3 point to win the series against the thunder and rockets. Those have got to be some of the craziest moments in basketball history. Gives me chills
Of course you're right. No need to start your comment with "say what you want". Cringe. No one said otherwise. It's not like someone said "no that's untrue". No one is criticizing those great moments
@Macabree That’s not why people say “Say what you want” people say that, like myself, because you’re entitled to “say what you want” and I’m entitled to “say what I want”. I’m astonished that you think universally people would agree that 2 three point shots by guys who generally aren’t on anybodies top 10 are the craziest moments in basketball.
@Jaycob Terry i read "many" comments on many different social platforms for "years' and so many people have said how Ray allen's and Dames 3 point win against HOU are one craziest moments in basketball. Thousands. So many videos over the years and they've said the same with you including myself. So need to start your comment with that cringy "say what you want". Many have said. I've even watched Episodes on ESPN, First take, Undisputed and tons of podcasts and those moments are always brought up. So "universally" majority of people think the same as you and gotten chills
@Jaycob Terry Well, i didn't say it was "two greatest moments". You wrote "Those have got to be some of the craziest moments in basketball history". That's what you wrote. You didnt say "2 greatest moments in basketball history". That's 2 diffeenet statements.
J Ferdez I hate lebum James, so dont throw that excuse at me. Ima die hard laker fan and know all about Kobe Bryant and what he did for us. but I also know that he didn't want any other stars to be on the team so when he left he fucked us.the dude is almost 40 and still throwing up shots like that. those last shots he made jumped him from 18/46 to 22/50. that game was close because he missed so many shots that they got fast break points up the ass on our sluggish defense.
Joshua Sundberg you're not a die-hard Laker fan if you hate on Kobe. He took us to 2 championships when all we had was Pau and washed up, injured and new players. The man is a legend and wanted to finish off his last game with a lot of points. Why the fuck would you judge the mamba because he wanted to shoot on his last game of his career. That kind of logic would be like shitting on Jordan because he barely had 15 points in his last game.
The greatest crowd reaction I ever saw was 2002 wcf game 4 when Robert Horry hit the 3 on a ball tap out for the win. I was at home but I screamed for 5 minutes straight.
Oh, man. This highlights era feels so different and nostalgic including with all of those people witnessing the greatest. It doesn't feel the same with Covid now being around 😢
MJ is the best all-time, LeBron is currently the best, and many other greats have come and gone and will come and go during my lifetime. But if we needed a last second buzzer beater to save the Earth, I would want Kobe to take it.
I will never forget where I was When Kobe played his last game, Rest In Peace to a Los Angeles Legend, you and Gigi will always be in our heats. 24/8 FOREVER 🖤
You know you're a legendary GOAT when you're playing on the road in hostile arena, and yet when you do amazing things, the crowd STILL reacts and cheers and makes noises for you. #Kobe24
LOL I watched it again and saw what you were talking about lol. haha i didn't even notice it before thanks for bringing it up to my attention. and Lin wasn't the only one i saw. Westbrook also against the nuggets i think
