NBA All-Star Game Kobe Bryant MVP Award

He won the Rookie of the Year.

He won four gold gloves, nine-time All-Star, won a batting title, an All-Star MVP, and an ALCS MVP.

Career played in 1,969 games with a career batting average of 283, 306 home runs, 1,111 RBIs, 1,960 hits, a 360 on base percentage, 484 slugging, and 845 career ops, a career war of 50.2. Um...

Wait, Sean, how many hits? 1,960.

That is ridiculous.

All-Star MVP and part of the NBA's 75th anniversary team.

So if you're going to try to circumvent the roster for somebody, I do get it when you talk about Kawhi Leonard, right? Like, if you looked at his season just last year when he was healthy, he showcased why it might be understandable for a team to try to circumvent The salary cap, giving us 28 points, five rebounds, four assists on 51% from the field, 39% from the three, and 89% from the free throw line.

That's almost 50-40-90.

Mamba made the first All-NBA team for the first time in his career, plus the first team All-Defense.

He also won the All-Star Game MVP, and the Lakers continued to dominate the opposition until they reached the Conference Finals in the Sacramento Kings.

The Kings were the best team throughout the season, and Chris Webber was playing at the MVP level.

The Kings took a 3-2 lead in the series, and to be honest, they would have probably won Game 6 too, had it not been for one of the worst refereeing jobs in NBA history.

that not many people in NBA do.

In 18 seasons, we're talking about a 2017 NBA MVP, nine-time All-Star selection, two-time scoring champion, three-time assist champion, two-time All-Star game MVP, and an Olympic gold medalist.

When we're talking about his triple doubles, he has the most in NBA history at 209.

Most in a season in NBA history.

I remember when he won...

I think that was the year he won All-Star MVP in the middle of everything.

Listen-

So because it's my rules and not yours-

AI, team acronym, you know what I'm saying? It was a little bit different.

Four-time All-Star Game MVP.

Yes, that's right.

That's why we got the award named after Kobe.

You mean the guy with the highest, uh, season average in franchise history?

Is this where he won his All-Star Game MVP or was he in Seattle when he did that? I think it was Phoenix.

That's what I think.

Every time I think about Tom Chambers, I just think about Alex Hughes in the All-Star Game.

to Russ.

Nine All-Stars, nine All-NBA, three-time assist champion, two-time scoring champion, two-time All-Star Game MVP, 2017 MVP.

member of the 75th anniversary team, and of course, the all-time triple-double leader.

For now.

Yeah

... finals MVP tro- or like, uh, All-Star MVP trophy and, you know, Olympic gold medals and, um, you know, some All NBA stuff, and the MVP trophy obviously that he won as well.

Um- And then the biggest thing is at the very end, he walks into a, a room that's unfinished.

Mm.