Kobe Bryant x Bruce Lee

For The Black Mamba's newest edition of the Kobe V sneaker, he has channeled his inner "Enter the Dragon" for these Bruce Lee inspired kicks. For those Bruce Lee fans out there you will notice the claw marks from "Enter the Dragon" as well as the color scheme resembling his suit in "Game of Death" when he fought Laker legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.



More promotional photos and photos of the shoes can be found HERE.

Kobe Becomes Lakers All-TIme Scoring Leader

In tonight's loss to the Lakers, Kobe Bryant passed the "logo" Jerry West to become the Lakers all-time leading scorer. Quite a feat considering the amount of Hall of Famers that wore purple and gold through the years. With Kobe's 44 points tonight, he now has 25,208 in his career. The Lakers end their 8-game road trip with a 5-3 record.

Lakers Take Down C's

Highlights of the game of the day in the NBA. The Lakers took down the Celtics in Boston on Sunday 90-89. Kobe Bryant hit the game-winning jumper with Ray Allen all over him with 7 seconds left. Ray missed the potential game-winner on the next possession giving the Lakers the W and a 5-2 record with 1 game left in their road trip. Bryant and Andrew Bynum finished with 19 points a piece in the victory.

Nike RED Viral Video

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Viral video going around the web for the Nike RED campaign. The RED laces are sold to raise money to fight AIDS in Africa. Video features Kobe Bryant and other athletes.

Kobe Bryant on Sesame Street

New Kobe/Lebron Puppet Commercials

Kobe Continues to Do Work

Photo Courtesy of ESPN.com.

Kobe Bryant hit another game winner last night in Overtime against the Milwaukee Bucks. Kobe attempted basically the same shot at the end of regulation and missed it, so when he had a chance to redeem himself in Overtime, he wasn't going to miss. The Lakers won 107-106 and Kobe finished with 39 points. Pau Gasol had another great night finishing with 26 points and pulling down 22 boards.

Kobe Doin' Work

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With 3.2 seconds left and down by 2, Kobe Bryant made another classic, highlight reel shot to win a game at the Staples Center over Dwyane Wade and the Heat. The Lakers looked sluggish most of the night, but the action picked up in the final two minutes of the fourth quarter where the teams exchanged lead changes. We saw a number of big shots from Wade, Derek Fisher and the dagger from Kobe. Kobe led the Lakers with 33 points and Wade led the Heat with 26 points, 7 boards and 9 dimes. Kobe refused to take any credit for that last second heave, "It was the luckiest shot I've ever taken, by far," he said. "It felt good, [but] I just couldn't believe this ball might go in on this shot." The win gives the Lakers the best record in the NBA at 15-3 and drops the Heat to 10-9.