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Kobe Bryant Catholic Faith

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Kobe Bryant is a Devout Catholic and hours before his death he was seen attending Mass. Father Sallot confirmed he has prayed in the chapel. “We shook hands, I saw that he had blessed himself because there was a little holy water on his forehead, I was coming in the same door as he was going out … we called that the backhand of grace.”

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Why Kobe Bryant took his Catholic faith so seriously

Kobe Bryant Dies in Helicopter Crash with Four Other People

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Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash at the age of 41 together with four other people when the private helicopter he was traveling crashed and burst into flames Sunday morning. The conditions were foggy and it was said a loud engine sputtering was hear before the crash.

The LA County Sheriffs reports that flames were extinguished and are looking for survivors.

TMZ reported that Bryant died in the crash and they are pretty reliable on this front based on historical reporting.

His wife Vanessa was not with her and he is survived by his four daughters and wife.

Other outlets reporting and validating the authenticity of this news are the following:

Adrian Wojnarowski is legit and always reports credible news.

Close to the action Los Angles Times — LA Times – Kobe Bryant, four others filled in helicopter crash in Calabas

CNN – Kobe Bryant dies at age 41 in helicopter crash in California

ESPN – Source: Kobe Bryant among dead in helicopter crash

Rest in Peace Kobe Bryant!

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Kobe Bryant Retires on Monster Offense Scoring 60 points

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Kobe Bryant finishing his career on a monster offense by scoring 60 point against the Utah Jazz to lead the Lakers to a 101-96 win.

Kobe scored 17 of the final 21 points of the Lakers while providing the assists on the other 4 points. Kobe made the go ahead jumper shot with 30 seconds remaining.

Bryant shot 44% on 22 field goals against 50 attempts which entered the record books as the NBA single-game record for field goal attempts. Kobe finished with 60 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal and 1 block shot.

Kobe spoke after the game for the final moment and the most memorable one says “Mamba out,”.

Reaction from Kobe Bryant’s 60 point career ending games below:

Even Lebron has respect for Kobe’s 60 points

I can’t say the 60 points upstaged the Warriors 73 wins, let us just focus on the 60 Magic

Even wife of Stephen Curry was slammed on her status on a Warriors historic night

This one is nice and one of the best inspiration for Kobe, which is to be able to show his kids his game, leaving a lasting great game memory

Can’t help but put Michael Jordan in the conversation

Congratulations and thank you Mamba!

Kobe Bryant 60 points

Kobe Bryant Will Break Tears on his Last Game even when He says Routine

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On April 13 at the Staples Center against the Utah Jazz will the last game of Kobe Bryant after 20 years in the league.

Counting the number of games left the fans are getting emotional and would like to know what Kobe thinks; however, he seems to stay cool so as not to get affected:

Bryant said on Wednesday night — “I try not to do it too much, and just make yourself emotional.”

Bryant adds: “Just showing up and playing. Showing up and playing and hoping my body feels pretty damn good and I can get up and down the floor and run freely and play this game at the highest level of competition one more time.”

Bryant insists the last game wouldn’t be any different as he is going to do the same routine he has been doing for the past 20 years

“I won’t allow it to be any different,” said Bryant, 37, who is retiring after 20 NBA seasons. “One more time and go through same routine. Same group of people. One more time.”

Is this the ending that Kobe hoped and envisioned?

“Yeah, win a championship,” he said, “[but] that s— ain’t happening, so there you go. That’s done. The dream’s done. Dream’s done. For me, it’s coming out and playing in front of the fans and competing hard and playing against Utah, and them not taking it easy at all. They beat us by like 40 the last few times we played them. So I expect them to come and try to do the same thing.”

“To me, that is the greatest form of competition. That’s best last game you can have — a very competitive one, a physical one. That’s the way basketball should be. In terms of the end, I don’t know, man. I really don’t think about that that much; I just like the game itself.”

It is most likely that Kobe Bryant would break tears once the crowd stands up and chants his name, I am sure even their opponent will be there celebrating and paying respects for Kobe.

“When the time comes, you never know,” Bryant said. “[I] might be sitting here with tears flowing out of my eyes. I doubt it, but it could happen. I don’t know. We’ll see.”

During the second to the last game of the Lakers in their building, the crowd gave Kobe a standing ovation:

“This is the next-to-last game ever in this building. It’s pretty crazy,” Bryant chimed, “So I certainly can feel it. As soon as you run out at the start of the game, I could feel it.”

As Bryant adds: “I can feel it, and it feels pretty damn awesome. Going through the years of losing and not leaving [the Lakers] makes it all worthwhile standing here and taking the good with the bad and the fans embracing that and understanding that we ride together. That’s a love that you can’t break.”

NBA News: News: NBA Finals History

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NBA breaking news follows:

VegasInsider.com – Found 6 hours ago NBA FINALS HISTORY Year Champion Opponent Result MVP 2009-2010 L.A. Lakers Boston Celtics 4-3 Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles 2008-09 L.A. Lakers Orlando


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