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TMZ: Kobe Bryant and daughter Gianna Bryant dead in helicopter crash (Update: Flight Manifest Confirms 9 People) (Read Staff Post)
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In most other professions, bosses rightfully send people home when something tragic happens.
Hm. I know this, but it was a mistake to read the replies, thinking that it would be full of "RIP" sentiments. People are vile.
As a Mavs fan i never had much love for the Lakers or Kobe but this is just devastating, especially the kids on board...RIP.
i honestly think a lakers finals run could be the most emotional thing in the world right now
Probably the first time I feel bad after hearing a celeb die. It feels like I know the guy for some reason. After all the interviews and stuff I've seen him in for the last 20 years.
I assume its because Jordan is not known to be eloquent in his responses i.e. see Hall of Fame speech where he blasted away at people from thirty years ago
Im just waking up to this
Its a fucking unbelivable headĺine
Holy shit this ruins my day
Good job mods for cleaning up this thread and unbanning Sanjuro.
One of my favorite memories of Kobe was the 2003 (I think) All-Star game where Jordan hit the game tying fade away, and Kobe would later hit the same exact fadeaway shot to win the game for the Western Conference.
One of my favorite memories of Kobe was the 2003 (I think) All-Star game where Jordan hit the game tying fade away, and Kobe would later hit the same exact fadeaway shot to win the game for the Western Conference.
Basically impossible. You're on autopilot and the body does what it naturally knows but you're not present.
Not sure how these guys do it. It's fucking brutal.
Could tell Tiger was shook. He and Kobe were pretty close. It was thought that Joey (his caddy) told him during the round but apparently he only found out afterwards.
No, a lot of people just still think MJ is an asshole for the Chamillionaire story and his Hall of Fame speech
But I think Jordan has done a lot to repair his image to me at least, he just doesn't publicize the good shit he's done
It's cruel to keep these guys there, especially knowing that there are going to be cameras trained on them waiting to broadcast their tears across the world.
So sad man, I loved that dude, brought me so much happiness watching him play when I was younger. Rest In Peace Kobe
Am I the only one who thinks broadcasting stuff like this is a little messed up? This was a private moment of grieving. I know that some people think celebrities in this country have no expectation of privacy, but I just feel like I shouldn't be seeing this.