The Lakers are once again champions. Game 6 between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Miami Heat ended with LeBron James and Anthony Davis leading the Lakers tor their 17th championship, with a nail-biting victory of 106 to 93.
Vanessa Bryant, widow of the late NBA star Kobe Bryant, celebrated the team’s victory by expressing her heartfelt congratulations to the Lakers and team general manager Rob Pelinka.
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“Congratulations Uncle P! Congratulations Lakers,” Bryant penned in a Sunday night Instagram story. “Kobe was right RP ‘stay the course- block out the noise’ – @kobebryant.” Of course, there were two people that should have watched team secure their new championship, as well, with Bryant adding, “Wish Kobe and Gianna were here to see this.”
This is the first time in a decade since the Lakers clinched the championship title, the last time being in 2010 when Kobe led the Lakers against the Boston Celtics.
The Lakers dedicated the season to their teammate, even honoring Kobe with Black Mamba jerseys in Game 5 of the championship. Kobe designed the jerseys himself in 2016 upon his retirement from the NBA. Coincdentally it just so happened to be National Father’s daughter day:
Kobe, a life-long member of the Lakers, spent his 20-year career wearing the signature purple and yellow jersey. Someone Kobe is looking down with a huge smile on his face.
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