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Date Posted: 19:07:54 01/28/20 Tue
Author: skw123
Subject: He had an unbelievable work ethic and desire to give back. Hopefully
In reply to: chezmere 's message, "Unbelievably sad. I remember when he came to the Lakers" on 14:56:11 01/27/20 Mon

LeBron and others will pick up the cause of women in sport and all the other endeavors Kobe had started.

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[> [> [> I'm afraid no one will do it with the dedication Kobe had to help girl's and women's basketball progress. He -- LAwoman, 19:46:25 01/28/20 Tue [1]

supported college women's basketball in addition to girls and the WNBA. He did so much in such a short period of time and with the Mamba Mentality. That can't be duplicated.


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