Essay On Kobe Bryant

Monday Night Kobe Bryant continued to tie all of our heads in a knot, by putting up great numbers by Lakers’ standards; unfortunately, he posted up “Okay” numbers by the rest of the leagues’ standards. Should the all-powerful, all-knowing, Black Mamba retire? The Lakers have accomplished so much with Kobe being their Golden child; Recently, the Lakers stand in the last place in the Western Conference. Has the fact that Kobe Bryant himself commented about his pending retirement and more shockingly, not shot the idea down? Has this season and many more tarnished his legacy? Above all, does the black Mamba need to step aside to let some youngsters have their time in the sun and let the Lakers see what they have for future seasons to come? While saying all of this, Kobe Bryant has made it abundantly clear that he doesn't know for sure if he is ready to pull the plug on a magnificent NBA career, even if it sure looks to be heading in that direction this early in the NBA season.

With questions of his retirement swarming the air before the begin of the 2016 NBA season, everyone was eager to ask the man himself about these allegations. but with every question thrown at him about his undetermined retirement, his confidence slowly started to fade. Words like "If it is, it is," started to give people the rough idea that maybe Kobe himself has started
Like most bad things, the lakers aren't all that bad: they have some fresh, young, talent that is ready to jump off the bench and show what they got, yet we are still left with a washed up ball hog who needs to be benched. The Lakers head coach Byron Scott has been quoted saying, no matter how badly Kobe Bryant struggles, the Los Angeles Lakers star won't be benched for poor play, So the decision rests solely on his shoulders. Whether he chooses to stay or go, the Lakers may need to move on and try something