第1个回答 2015-12-21
Kobe Bryant says he's not one for farewell tours. But by
Bryant's own admission, the end of a legendary career could be coming sooner
than later.
The Los Angeles Lakers are in New York to face the Knicks in
what is potentially Bryant's last game at Madison Square Garden. At Saturday's
shootaround, the future Hall of Famer addressed the media and admitted there are
times when he questions whether he wants to continue playing basketball. And on
the day in question, the answer was probably not:
"If you asked me today, this would be my last year. But you
never know," said Bryant, who is in the final year of his deal with the Lakers.
"We'll keep it open. Whatever happens, happens."
"The crowds, the chanting, people wanting to see me play –
I'm extremely, extremely appreciative of that, I understand what that means.
Listen, my personality isn't the rocking chair kind of thing, but the chanting
of my name means enough to me."
At 37 years old and coming off of multiple injuries, Bryant
acknowledged that recovering from a previous night's game is an all-day process
for him. There's stretching and ice and massages and muscle stimulation and
in-depth treatments where necessary. But, Bryant said, "If I wanted to keep
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