being known as Mamba Day in honor of the numbers 8 and 24, which Kobe donned for a decade each, here is a countdown the top eight moments in the legendary career of Kobe Bryant with the Lakers.

Kobe and Gianna died along with seven others in a helicopter crash on Jan. 26, 2020, in Calabasas. The Lakers on Feb. 8 unveiled a 19-foot, 4,000-pound bronze statue depicting Kobe Bryant in his ...

Babies who came into the world the week of Kobe Bryant’s birthday at UCLA Health hospitals were given special Los Angeles ...

In the NBA GOAT debate, Kobe Bryant is frequently mentioned alongside Michael Jordan and LeBron James. The late Los Angeles Lakers legend was known for his offensive and defensive prowess and ...

LOS ANGELES (CNS) - A second statue of the late Laker legend Kobe Bryant could ... 2020. The Lakers unveiled the first statue of Bryant outside the arena on Feb. 8. During that ceremony, Bryant's ...

The statue is the second of three planned monuments to the Los Angeles Lakers ... (8 and 24) and the No. 2 that 13-year-old Gigi wore on the basketball court. Images of the new Kobe and Gianna ...

1 / 10Before the final game of his career, the Lakers organization presented Kobe and Vanessa Bryant with commemorative retirement rings celebrating the Mamba's illustrious career. The ring was ...

Kobe Bryant fans pay tribute to Lakers legend on Mamba Day Fans and players at the Mamba League Invitational basketball tournament paid tribute to Kobe Bryant on Mamba Day. Joe 'Jellybean' Bryant ...

I’m a girl dad." The statue was the second after the Lakers previously unveiled Kobe's first statue on Feb. 8, 2024, which shows Kobe celebrating his incredible 81-point game. Like the first ...

Kobe Bryant is a Los Angeles legend. There are countless murals for the late five-time NBA champion all around the Los Angeles area. The Lakers have ... wearing the No. 8, the number he wore ...

The gifts have become a tradition in honor of Mamba Day (also known as Kobe Bryant Day) in recognition of both numbers Bryant wore during his 20-year career with the Lakers (8 and 24).