The game between the Lakers and the Warriors they paid a tribute to Kobe his daughter and the rest of the people that passed away from the helicopter. They ended up showing one of his older interviews from the beginning of his career and who was his inspiration and he was talking about Michael Jordan and how he played the game and knew exactly what he wanted to do and how it was going to be played out in the game. They also showed how he was as a husband and as a father. The first half of the game the Lakers was having the best defensive plays unlike the Warriors but in the second quarter the Warriors were not letting the Lakers get any defensive plays as much. So the score for the start of the second half was 66-59 Lakers 13 point lead. The game ended Lakers 125 Warriors 120. 

Since of the death of Kobe Bryant on January 26, 2020 the world and social media have been drastically flowed with his career of him in the game and as a father too. Also there has been a lot of his close friends and family paying tribute on the person he became. When I learned the news of his passing I was in shock because growing up he was one of the first Basketball players to have an interest in playing/watching basketball. Such as other players Michael Jordan, Dwayne Wade, and Lebron James.

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