“It’s going to make me a better man and a better player from watching Kobe,” Howard said.
“Besides just the expectations,” he said. “In games, I mess up and there’s somebody in the crowd saying something and I’m ready to snap at ‘em. That’s not what we’re supposed to do.
“But you look at a guy like Kobe and he doesn’t care about nothing but going out there and playing hard. That’s a lesson a lot of us have to learn — especially young guys.”
“I told him [Bryant]: ‘I’m afraid to miss. When I get out there, I don’t want to miss, and I end up missing.’ And he was like: ‘You know what? Shoot 1,000 jumpshots a day. You’re going to miss a lot of those shots. But that’s OK. Because you’re teaching yourself it’s OK to miss.’
“Now I see it. He gets out there and he might miss a couple 3s, but then he’ll make nine in a row. You see that and it just kind of gives you more inspiration.”
http://www.latimes.com/sports/laker...ing-bryant-influence-20130309,0,5524524.story
he finally did it



....we could all learn a lesson and be as forgiving as Kobe and give Dwight more time
...1000 j's a day for your penance
Kobe oughta slap the fukk outta this bytch

Y'all dudes are fools man. You would think Dwight didn't have a dad. Props to him for being man enough to take advice from someone he was beefing with earlier.
Even Chris Bosh's gayness can't compare to this


