TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 1月28日 06時35分

Kobe Bryant was the fair heir to Michael Jordan, a scoring assassin who could rip a defender’s heart out by way of a devastating dunk, or an elusive fadeaway jump shot from the baseline, his singular work of art. @コービー・ブライアント won five @NBA championships, made 18 All-Star teams, won an MVP award, two scoring titles, two @オリンピック gold medals and just Saturday night was passed by LeBron James on the NBA’s all-time scoring list: Bryant finished with 33,643 points, good for fourth. Bryant was complicated. Critics called him selfish, and knocked him for not passing the ball. He embraced his villainy, real or supposed, creating a pop philosophy he called “The Mamba Mentality.” It was an approach to life that required extreme focus, discipline, and enthusiasm for taking on all comers. The Mamba grew into an iconic persona all its own. Now, the world can’t fathom that it’s gone. Hundreds of fans gathered near Staples Center in Los Angeles on Sunday to mourn the death of Bryant, who died in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, along with eight others, including his daughter Gianna, 13. Photograph by @alexwelshphoto for TIME

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