In the Thursday night game, the Lakers will don the team’s Kobe-inspired “Black Mamba” jerseys, originally revealed in the 2017-18 season. Bryant, renowned as the “Black Mamba” throughout his illustrious 20-year NBA career, tragically passed away on January 26, 2020, in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, along with his 13-year-old daughter Gianna and seven others.
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The plans for the statue were disclosed last year on “Mamba Day,” an annual celebration held every August 24, paying homage to the two uniform numbers he wore during his career, which were 8 and 24.
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“Since coming to this city and becoming part of the Lakers family, Kobe found a true home here, gracing the City of Angels with his presence. On behalf of the Lakers, my daughters, and myself, I feel deeply honored that in the heart of Los Angeles, right in front of the iconic venue known as the house that Kobe built, we will reveal his statue, ensuring that his enduring legacy is celebrated for all time,” expressed Vanessa Bryant in a video shared on social media announcing the statue.
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