Ever since he retired, it may not seem like it, but legendary Los Angeles Lakers shooting guard Kobe Bryant is definitely missed in action. From the 18-time All-star's, clutch moments, magical shots, and show of alpha male like superiority, there will never be another one like Bryant in the NBA. For everything that he has done in the league, he is arguably the greatest of all time.
In relation to remembering the greatness of the Black Mamba, for all the mythical moments he has given us, a clip of his old no flinch moment with Matt Barnes has again resurfaced. This time, it just cements the future Hall of Famer's lore better than ever.
According to a tweet from ESPN, that moment looks closer than most people think.
Upon further review, the ball was THAT CLOSE to @kobebryant's face. pic.twitter.com/xC0gPzbNpz
— ESPN (@espn) October 2, 2018
The normal viewing angle that made this sequence so popular looked like it was not much of a big deal to Kobe Bryant. From that higher angle, it clearly shows the proximity of the ball and with the five-time champion clearly unfazed, there is only one fact out there based on the video, he is definitely a cold-blooded assassin on the court.
Although we might speculate on how things went or people can debate certain things regarding that moment, but it only directs you to the awesome basketball legacy that Bryant has left.
Moreover, with the recent rumors of Bryant's return since LeBron James migrating to the West, it is safe to assume that the only Kobe that we will get are the awesome memories he has left of him.
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