Time flies, unknowingly, a year has passed since the early morning of Kobe's death. This year, Vanessa has gradually come out of grief, and lives strong with three other daughters. This year, James led the Lakers to win the championship in your name. It's a pity that if Kobe is still there, he will definitely walk to the Staples Center to celebrate with them, but there will never be such an opportunity. Now on the first anniversary of Kobe's death! The Lakers officials announced important events, and the reason made fans cry.
came the official announcement of the Lakers, the Lakers will not hold any ceremonies or memorial activities on the first anniversary of Kobe's death, nor will they wear black Mamba players in the games around that day. The reason given by the Lakers is also very touching, that is, they do not want to make that day more difficult to deal with through the measures emphasized, and also to prevent the details of the accident from being revealed again and avoid further psychological trauma.
James said of Kobe in an interview: "I don’t always want to recall this incident. It was a devastating tragedy. It’s still the same for everyone. I’ve been working hard to help the ball. Team through the difficulties together. Over time, many things will be forgotten, but the legend will not be forgotten, and Kobe is a member of the legend."
As Kobe’s former teammate and friend, Tyronn Lu said Kobe said: "I don't know how to face death. I really want to let this incident pass. I took down the photos of my room and office, but I still can't forget him (Kobe). I am still very sad when I see previous games or advertisements being played."
People who love you still love you, and Kobe's faith is still worshipped in the hearts of many fans. As long as the spirit of the black mamba is still there, you have never left. You will always live in the heart of every Los Angeles fan. Although you will never see each other, you will always miss it. I only hope that there are no accidents in heaven, and you can still have the basketball that you love in your life-tribute to Kobe.
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