Wednesday will be the second anniversary of Kobe Bryant's death, and now Lone Ranger head coach Kidd shared an interesting past of Kobe Bryant. Kidd revealed that Kobe Bryant is not good at golf, but Flying Man emphasizes that as long as he is given time to practice, he can play golf with both hands, and the 2020 Lakers under the leadership of Zhan Mei dedicated the championship to Kobe in paradise.
Time has really flown by, and nearly two years have passed since Bryant's death, and almost every aspect of life has changed. Almost everyone associated with the NBA remembers January 26, 2020, U.S. time, when Bryant and his daughter Gianna were tragically killed in a helicopter accident.
For Kidd, it always brings back a tidal wave of memories. That season, Kidd was an assistant coach under Frank Vogel, and the league was shut down for seven months due to the COVID-19 outbreak, and the Lakers' championship in the Orlando Park rematch was also the best gift for Kobe.
Kidd now shares an anecdote with Kobe Bryant in the past, "The best memories with Kobe? It was the U.S. men's national basketball team, and there were a lot of stories. We've been there for too long, but one thing, we all go to play golf, and we actually find that Bryant also has something that he's not very good at. ”
"Bryant doesn't even know if he's right-handed or left-handed. Bryant would say that if he had time to do practice things, he could play golf with either hand, whether right or left, and that's something I'll never forget. ”
That's what propelled Kobe Tobe to one of the best players in NBA history, with the confidence and perseverance he possessed. In 2020, under the leadership of James and Thick Brow, the Lakers dedicated that year's championship to Kobe Bryant.
Kidd, who was an assistant coach for the Lakers at the time, said, "Let that team dedicate that season to Kobe Bryant, win the championship in that year, let this team experience the impact of the epidemic and Kobe's death, this is what James, Thick Brow and Vogel, as leaders, have to do to find a way to win the championship." ”