Special Episode: "Mamba Out"

This one was tough. Khari takes a minute to reflect on Kobe Bryant's passing and the all-time great legacy he leaves behind. But what really stood out about Kobe wasn't the numbers and the championships -- it was how he did it all, and who he did it for.

Episode 11 of the I Think I Know Basketball podcast, hosted by Khari D Thompson, titled "Special Episode: "Mamba Out"" was published on January 28, 2020 and runs 40 minutes.

January 28, 2020 ·40m · I Think I Know Basketball

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This one was tough. Khari takes a minute to reflect on Kobe Bryant's passing and the all-time great legacy he leaves behind. But what really stood out about Kobe wasn't the numbers and the championships -- it was how he did it all, and who he did it for. Plus, what message Kobe left behind for basketball fans everywhere.

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This one was tough.

Khari takes a minute to reflect on Kobe Bryant's passing and the all-time great legacy he leaves behind. But what really stood out about Kobe wasn't the numbers and the championships -- it was how he did it all, and who he did it for. Plus, what message Kobe left behind for basketball fans everywhere.

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