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Legend Lakers Player Kobe Bryan Retired After Scoring 60 Points In Final Game
Legend Los Angeles Lakers player retired on April 13 after a NBA career of 20 years, by scoring 60 points in a surprise win over the Utah Jazz.
Legend Los Angeles Lakers player Kobe Bryant retired on April 13 after a NBA career of 20 years, by scoring 60 points in a surprise win over the Utah Jazz.
"That was chaotic. It was beyond memorable, it was so very Bryant."
The raucous crowd couldn't care less about the final score, cheering with piercing volume every time Bryant scored during his 42 minutes.
"Man!" he exclaimed after the game when handed a microphone at midcourt. "I can't believe how fast 20 years went by. This is crazy. This is absolutely crazy.
"We've been through our ups and we've been through our downs. I think the most important part is that we stayed together throughout."
"This has been absolutely beautiful," Bryant said afterward, right before a yellow confetti storm took place in the arena. "I can't believe it's come to an end."
Bryant, 37, played the final game of his 20-year career Wednesday, ending an era with five championships, 18 All-Star game appearances and way too many outsiders' opinions, pro or con, to ever tally.
