[Full name]Kobe Bean Bryant Cocks

[Chinese translation]Kobe-Bean-Bryant-Cocks, Kobe-Bayern (Hong Kong and Macau), Kobe- Bryan (Taiwan)

[Height] 6 feet 6 inches/201cm

[Weight] 220 pounds/99.8kg

[Team] Los Angeles Lakers /NBA number-8; wear No. 24 since the 2006-07 season; wear No. 10 in the Olympics

[Position] Shooting guard/small forward

[Current residence] Los Angeles

[Language] Speaks fluent English and Italian, and is currently learning Spanish

[Birthday] August 23, 1978/Horoscope - Virgo

[Education] Lower Merion High School graduate/UCLA international trade dropout

[Birthplace] Philadelphia/Pennsylvania/United States

[Other family members] Father, mother, eldest sister, Second sister

[Residence] Milan, Italy

[Draft] Selected by the Hornets with the 13th pick in the first round of the 1996 draft. On July 11 of the same year, she was traded to the Lakers. The Hornets received Divac

Honors received

·2007: Selected to the NBA First Team

·2007: Selected to the NBA Defensive First Team

·2007: Won the NBA scoring title with an average of 31.6 points

·2006: Won the NBA scoring title with an average of 35.4 points

·2006: Selected NBA First Team

·2006: Selected to the NBA Defensive First Team

·January 22, 2006: Scored 81 points in the game against the Raptors;

·2005: Averaged 27.6 points and 6.0 assists per game and was selected to the NBA Third Team;

·2004: Selected to the NBA Defensive First Team;

·2004: Game Averaged 24.0 points and was selected to the NBA First Team;

·2003: Averaged 30.0 points and was selected to the NBA First Team;

·2003: Selected to the NBA Defensive First Team;

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·March 5, 2003: Against the Pacers, became the youngest player in league history to reach 10,000 points;

·2003: Against the Nets in the Finals, averaging 26.6 points per game, 5.8 assists, helping the Lakers win the 2002 NBA championship;

·2002: Averaged 25.5 points, 5.5 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game, selected to the NBA first team;

< p>·2002: Selected to the NBA Defensive Second Team;

·2002: Scored 31 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists in the game, and was elected the 2002 All-Star Game Most Valuable Player; < /p>

·2002: Became the starter for the Western Conference team in the All-Star Game for the fourth consecutive time;

·2002: Against the 76ers in the Finals, averaging 24.6 points and 5.8 times per game Assists, helping the Lakers win the 2001 NBA championship;

·2002: Selected to the NBA second team;

·2001: Against the Pacers in the Finals, averaging 15.6 points per game , 4.6 assists, helping the Lakers win the 2000 NBA championship;

·2000: Selected to the NBA Second Team;

·2000: Selected to the NBA Defensive First Team; And was selected to the NBA Interview Second Team;

·1999: Leading the Lakers lineup in steals (1.44 steals), second on the team in scoring with 19.9 points, and selected to the NBA Third Team;

·1998: Scored the Western Conference's highest 18 points and 6 rebounds in the New York All-Star Game, becoming the youngest All-Star player;

·1998: Cooperated with Leslie and won the All-Star Game. Star Weekend two-person shooting contest champion;

·1997: In 71 games, averaged 7.6 points and 15.5 minutes per game, selected to the Rookie Second Team;

·1997: Won the All-Star Game Slam Dunk Contest;

·1997: Scored 31 points and 8 rebounds in the All-Star Rookie Competition;

·November 3, 1996: 18 years, 2 months and 11 days old, Appeared against the Timberwolves and became the youngest player to make his NBA debut;

·1996: Selected by the Hornets with the 13th overall pick in the first round of the draft

Personal record

Played 34 minutes against the Grizzlies in the 2002-03 season and scored 56 points.

Hit 12 three-pointers against the SuperSonics in the 2002-03 season, hitting 9 consecutive three-pointers. On March 28, he made 8 three-pointers in the half against the Wizards, tied for the first place in history. Created an NBA record at the time

9 consecutive 4 games in the 02-03 season, 13 consecutive 35+ games, and 16 consecutive 3 games

62 consecutive free throws made in the 04-05 season

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27 games with 4 points in the 2005-06 season, the most in the history of the Lakers

On December 20, 2005, he scored 62 points in 33 minutes against the Mavericks.

On January 23, 2006, he scored the second-highest score in NBA history with 81 points against the Raptors.

In the 2006-2007 season, he scored the second-highest score of 65 points and reached 6 points. 4 games

In the 2006-2007 season, he became the second player in the NBA after Chamberlain to surpass MJ’s record of 3 consecutive 5 games.

81 things about Kobe Bryant Events

Childhood stage

1: Born on August 23, 1978

2: The birthplace is Philadelphia

3: The origin of the name The name comes from the steak that my parents saw on the menu of a restaurant in Japan

4: The middle surname (the name between the first and last names) is called Bean (bean)

5: Father Joe, who has played in the NBA for eight years, married his mother Pam

6: He has two sisters named Sharila and Shaya

7: Father played basketball again in Italy I have been playing football for 8 years, so I have been living in Europe.

8: In addition to basketball, I also play soccer in Italy.

High school period

9: Joined Lowo Menion High School in Pennsylvania

10: Once wore the No. 33 jersey

11 : Highest score by a high school student in the history of Southeastern Pennsylvania: 2883

12: Highest 50 points in a single game

13: Secretly entered the 76ers training camp to experience the NBA experience

14: Participated in the McDonald’s All-American Game and won the award

15: Won the Player of the Year award before graduation

16: Leading future rap star Brandi (Ex-girlfriend of three-point champion Richardson) Attended the prom

NBA period

17: Became the 27th player to be directly promoted to the NBA from high school

18: Selected by the Charlotte Hornets with the 13th pick in the first round of 1996

19: In July of the same year, he was transferred to the Lakers in exchange with Divac

20: Choose jersey number 8, The reason is that he was numbered 143 (1+4+3=8) in the Adidas ABCD training camp

21: Breaking the record for the youngest player in the NBA at the time, 18 years, 5 months and 5 days old.

22: Second Team All-Rookie Team in the 1996-97 season.

23: 1997 Slam Dunk Contest Champion, then the Stern Dunk Contest was stopped.

24: At the age of 19 in 1998, he became the youngest All-Star player in the NBA at the time

25: Scored 31 points in the 2002 Philadelphia All-Star Game and was elected MVP

26: In 2003, he scored more than 40 points in nine consecutive games, becoming the third person in history to reach this record.

27: On January 7, 2003, he scored 12 three-pointers against the SuperSonics. NBA historical records

28: Made 8 three-pointers in the half against the Wizards on March 28, 2003, the first in history

29: Has completed 21 buzzer beaters in his career ( The goal that determines the outcome)

30: Has achieved 14 triple-doubles in his career

31: Selected to the NBA All-NBA first team three times

32 : Selected to the All-Defensive First Team three times

Highest record

33: Played against the Rockets 29 times, averaging 24 points

34: In December 1997 In the game against the Rockets on the 12th, he scored 27 points in 12 minutes and 47 seconds from the third to the fourth quarter

35: On February 18, 2003, he played the longest 54 minutes of his career and scored 52 points.

36: Scored a personal high of 48 points in the playoffs on May 13, 2001

37: Averaged 33.3 points in four games when sweeping the Spurs in the 2001 Western Conference Finals

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38: Scored a career-high 56 points against the Grizzlies before this season on January 14, 2002

39: Scored an average of 30 points in the 2002-03 season, which is currently the highest score

40: Scored 42 points in the half against the Wizards on March 28, 2003

41: Ranked among the top six in the NBA in scoring in the previous five seasons

42 : Averaged 23.3 points, ranked 17th in NBA history

43: Averaged 22.6 points in the playoffs

44: 2,694 points, ranked 23rd in the playoffs scoring list

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45: Averaged 20.1 points per game, ranking fourth in All-Star Game history

46: The highest career assists of 15 times

47: The highest career rebounds of 15 times

48: The highest number of steals in his career is 6 times

49: The highest number of blocks in his career is 5 times

50: Continuously selected to the NBA No. 1 in the 2000-02 season First team

51: Set a record of 43 consecutive free throws in March 2005

52: Made 23 consecutive free throws in a single game against the Cavaliers on January 30, 2001< /p>

Core status

53: Leading the team in scoring in the past three seasons

54: Leading the team in steals in five of the past six seasons< /p>

55: Leading the team in assists in five of the past six seasons

56: Made 709 three-pointers, ranking second in Lakers history

< p>57: Ranked sixth in Lakers history with 15,641 points

58: Ranked sixth in Lakers history with 977 steals

59: Ranked sixth in Lakers history with 2,981 assists Seven

60: Ranked ninth in Lakers history with 420 blocks

Star Life

61: Wife’s name is Vanessa

< p>62: The wedding ring given to his wife is worth up to 100,000 US dollars

63: Daughter Natalia Jackson just celebrated her 3rd birthday last month

64: In 5 She gave birth to her second child in a month, still a daughter. Kobe currently has no son

65: Now living in Newport Beach, California

66: My favorite song is Brian Michael Knight's "HOLD ME REMIX" (Reinvent Yourself)

67: My favorite movie is Star Wars

68: This season is a seven-year, $136 million contract Second year

Keeping the record

69: Started in the Western All-Star Game for the eighth consecutive year

70: Averaged 35.7 points and currently ranks first in the NBA scoring list< /p>

71: Became the youngest player in NBA history to score more than 15,000 points

72: Scored more than 40 points 14 times

>73: Became the third player in history to score more than 45 points in 4 consecutive games

74: Became the second player in history to average more than 40 points in a month more than twice (February 2003) Averaged 40.6 points, averaged 43.4 points per game in January 2005)

75: Scored 62 points in three quarters against the Mavericks, temporarily becoming the highest in history

76: Scored 30 points in a single quarter against the Mavericks on the same day Set a personal and team record

77: Made 14 free throws in a single quarter against the Mavericks on the same day

78: Scored 50 points against the Clippers on January 7

< p>79: Scored 51 points against the Kings on January 19

80: Scored 55 points at halftime against the Raptors on January 22

81: The last one What must be remembered is that on January 22, the game against the Raptors scored 81 points, which was the second highest score in a single game in the NBA