Kobe Bryant Amazing last 3 minutes in his FINAL GAME REACTION!! | OFFICE BLOKES REACT!! 

He was actually 37 (4 months short of 38), but close enough. He's the oldest ever to score 60 in a game, by about 5 years!

Yeap, went in at 18 (same as Lebron)

I don't understand why these guys don't even do minimal research before reacting. To me, conjecture about things that are so easily knowable (and don't spoil anything) is really odd.

@@yungkidnf could be wrong, but thought he was 17?

@@luciferluci4570 I think you're right, it was s LONG time ago

I think the closest thing for them would've been Ryan Giggs for Man United, though I think one of the blokes would like to forget him. Played over 20 years in the Premier League and scored in every season except his last.

Basically, imagine if like Cristiano stayed w/ United for his entire career, and at his final season, he was just completely done physically and was terrible, but in his final game scored 4 goals inlcuding 2 in added time to win 4-3

@@Fleeingpanda only comparable if giggs was also considered a top 3 football player of all time 😂

this is why for me he is LA's GOAT

I was just writing, I wasn’t a Kobe fan but when he dead it hurt .. I still don’t think basketball fans have recovered from it .. it still doesn’t seem real

i know what ur saying my man

Great comment 💯

And was a very open and outspoken promoter of women's basketball. Coached his girl and her teammates and took them to WNBA games and visits to top women's basketball college programs.

Also had planned in departing from Nike and making his own shoe brand My dad told me Nike stopped selling his shoes in California

@@grantdowling8550 I could have seen Kobe becoming a legendary women’s coach later in life. RIP

@@frightenedsoul We would have all seen the many things he was about to become. He was robbed of it and so were we.

They have to wait a year, not necessarily go to college. A lot play a year overseas.

@@willvr4 ahh okay, makes sense!

@@willvr4 Ok, William.

Same here, I was at the last Kobe game in San Antonio!

Yeah but to be fair I would probably be the same way if some huge soccer star had the same story. The highlights or unfortunate fate just wouldn’t resonate with me the same as it might with someone who actually grew up caring about that star athlete

i was so confused. they even said something like "i think he made a comeback after he retired" and i was like huh? he never went anywhere in the first place! the man even won a fkn oscar lmao. also i wonder, do they have any football players that would be their equivalent? i dont mean skillswise - i mean the fact that i literally cried over his death and have continued to periodically if i get into somehow watching kobe videos on yt lol. i have not cried for any other celebrities i dont maintain these parasocial relationships with them - but it was different with kobe man. and i know im not the only one. it was all of us.

Not true, actually. He spent 7,900 days out, 7,232 days in.

yes i wish they had more understanding of basketball only so they could appreciate stuff like this. if he scored 61 and they lost it would still be amazing but the fact that he ALSO got the win is what makes it just THAT more impressive...

It’s not that exciting tho tbh

@@Simon_Sez People went nuts wtf you on about lol.

@@Plague_Doc22 people went nuts because he scored 81 points, not because it was a game full of highlights. You suggested they react to those highlights and it’s my opinion that they’re not exciting highlights compared to games he dropped 55 on MJ in Washington or the comeback against Toronto in Staples later in his career just to think of a couple. Dame’s 55 in these playoffs was more exciting than Devin Booker’s 70 and they were both in losses. I’m just saying that all performances aren’t created equally when it comes to entertainment value - though the *accomplishment* of 81 in a win is amazing, I think even this 60 point finale was more *exciting* than his 81. We can agree to disagree tho 🤷‍♂️

@@Simon_Sez I mean it's a build up of excitement like any game. Nobody is losing their mind because a star player scored their first two points. And with just the highlights the build up is quite fast.

@@Plague_Doc22 I’m gonna rewatch them later today and keep what you said in mind. Definitely not calling it boring by any means especially when they needed all of his points but just in comparison to the huge catalog of ridiculous games he’s had, there’s ones with way more exciting highplay plays

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@@mverick5444 me to man

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Let's not talk about it 🤣

I mean that's not what was special about this game

Honestly it’s not that uncommon in basketball

lol this is true Utah was bad

yeah that sucks I miss Kobe

@@joshuabolton3866 it happens, celebrate what they did.

@@jaydisqus3353 I celebrate kobe more than most get out my mentions respectfully

Agreed. Would have been amazing to watch Kobe and Pierce sitting together as old men watching yet another future Boston - LA Finals. 😥

Not anymore, but back then you could.

@@Plague_Doc22 True, but you can still come out after one year of college... which doesn't make much sense to me tbh

@@jordankaatz4534 I think part of that is just giving prospects a bit more time to at least consider pushing through college.

@@TerryTerius or just forcing players into playing without compensation for a year in the NCAA

It wasn't about the score or how many points he put up. It was about him sticking with the team till the last seconds and the emotion from the crowd. Many a lesser player being down that many points and exhausted would have subbed out. Instead, Kobe pulled a Kobe and rose to the occasion and his nerves never wavered even with the deafening crowd in those last minutes. He embodied the 'Mamba' mentality and rose to the his former level of play, nailing all of those last crucial shots. It wasn't about his game as a whole. It was those final 3 minutes. The emotion. The will to win. The mentality of a champion.

As you should. He's not even close to the greatest of all time. He was amazing, he was a great and entertaining player and probably in the top 25 all time. But GOAT? Nope.

Kobe worked his ass off and proved all of his haters wrong. He was never coddled by the media like LeBron or embraced like Jordan yet still became one of the all time greats. Kobe should absolutely do considered one of the all time greats.

i completely agree.

@@gholwiih you dont have to make it so clear you are a casual and don't know shit about basketball; lol ... be subtler

As well he should've.

No he didn't. He took 50 field goal attempts. Wilt took 63 in his 100 pt. game. Hell, way back when, Joe Fulks took 55 FGA in a game where he only scored 35 pts. And in this game (kobe's last), his teammates were purposely passing up shots because they (the teammates, not kobe) REALLY wanted kobe to have a huge game. Didnt hurt he singlehandedly brought them back from, I believe, 12 pts down by making his last 6 straight FGs (yes, he had been gassed earlier & missed something like 20 of his previous 24 shots...& his teammates STILL kept telling him to shoot). Kobe's 50 FGA was 16th all-time. And to be fair he only took 46 FGA in his 81 pt game. For the #2 scoring game ever, he took about the 28th most FGAs. Of course, in 1969 wilt scored 66, going 29 for 35 from the field, over 80%. Ridiculous. But kobe's 60 pt game was most remarkable in that it was the last in a 20 yr career, & NOBODY in NBA history ever came close to even 50 in their last game.

Yeah that got to me