Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 23 hours ago
Kobe Bryant tries to catch a hummingbird in his home. Vanessa Bryant says "c'mon babe you still have hops. You can get it. Don't kill the poor thing." His daughter asks if they have a pool net.
Original video from Lakers NOW: youtu.be/imPk5wtaXHo
Excerpt from 'Kobe Bryant Failed At Stopping His Parents From A $206,000 Sale For His First Ever Championship Ring' article by Samir Mehdi:
Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O’Neal faced off against the Indiana Pacers in the 2000 NBA Finals. The Lakers would beat the Pacers in 6 games to claim the first title of the new millennia, with Shaq winning Finals MVP.
In just 4 years in the league, Kobe was a two-time All-Star and now an NBA champion. That championship ring of his from 2000 holds a significant amount of value to it given that it was not only his, but it was his first. Bryant would gift it to his mother and father, Pam and Joes, respectively.
Both of the rings made were identical as they both featured 14 karat diamond and gold. Eventually, his parents wanted to sell his memorabilia during he 2010s, something Kobe didn’t want. He blocked their sale for a while, which included his ring from 2000.
Eventually, he would allow them to be auctioned off. The bidding began at $15,000 but rose to a final price of $206,000. It was bought by an anonymous man who claims to be a diehard Lakers fan.
Full article: thesportsrush.com/nba-news-kobe-bryant-failed-at-stopping-his-parents-from-a-206000-sale-for-his-first-ever-championship-ring
Kobe Bryant tries to catch a hummingbird in his home. Vanessa Bryant says "c'mon babe you still have hops. You can get it. Don't kill the poor thing." His daughter asks if they have a pool net.
Original video from Lakers NOW: youtu.be/imPk5wtaXHo
Excerpt from 'Kobe Bryant Failed At Stopping His Parents From A $206,000 Sale For His First Ever Championship Ring' article by Samir Mehdi:
Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O’Neal faced off against the Indiana Pacers in the 2000 NBA Finals. The Lakers would beat the Pacers in 6 games to claim the first title of the new millennia, with Shaq winning Finals MVP.
In just 4 years in the league, Kobe was a two-time All-Star and now an NBA champion. That championship ring of his from 2000 holds a significant amount of value to it given that it was not only his, but it was his first. Bryant would gift it to his mother and father, Pam and Joes, respectively.
Both of the rings made were identical as they both featured 14 karat diamond and gold. Eventually, his parents wanted to sell his memorabilia during he 2010s, something Kobe didn’t want. He blocked their sale for a while, which included his ring from 2000.
Eventually, he would allow them to be auctioned off. The bidding began at $15,000 but rose to a final price of $206,000. It was bought by an anonymous man who claims to be a diehard Lakers fan.
Full article: thesportsrush.com/nba-news-kobe-bryant-failed-at-stopping-his-parents-from-a-206000-sale-for-his-first-ever-championship-ring
