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They literally announced more deaths were involved and an entire nation worth of people are honoring Kobe with tributes remembering his life. It’s a time to mourn the loss of his life along with others who were on that helicopter.
We could bring up the trial in Colorado. Never been able to understand how tragedy leads to immediate sainthood. Excellent athlete. Greatly flawed individual.
It doesn't have to be similar to the word. If she was thinking "Knicks" in her head and mentally changed it to "Lakers" at the last second I could see that slip happening. A lot of the time when people make mistakes like that it's because they were thinking of another syllable of a different word and jumbled it up by accident. **** happens.
For me growing up, Michael Jordan was the rare player where you could like another team but he was your favorite player. That was it for me growing up a Lakers fan but wearing his shoes in elementary school (OG Jordan 5’s emulating him on the basketball court). Magic was right there and then Kobe and Shaq were my number #1’s when Magic and Jordan retired.
I listened to it. She started to say knicks and tried to switch it to Lakers. So when you start to say Knicks you also start to say the n word. But I still heard a broken "Nakers". Broken because she realized she was going to say Knicks and tried to change it but i clearly said "kers" not "ers" Bottom line to me is that she did not say the n word.
Father of Sox scout and former manager of Brewster in Cape Cod Baseball League. He, daughter and wife also died in the crash.
As much as I would have liked an MSNBC reporterette to have done this, she didn’t and the whole uproar is idiotic
Please. He was a kid who hit fame and fortune and made a dumb mistake. Charges were dropped. Of course he wasn't perfect, but he gave a hell of a lot to so many people. I mentioned it earlier but he had been to my work several times and made sure to greet every one of our employees with a genuine smile and handshake. He was larger than life.
