We are counting down the most memorable Mamba moments on this very special day Celebrating the life of Kobe Bryant.

Here is number 16.

Kobe Taking the Jazz to school in 2002, guys.

Mm hmm.

Footwork that you're talking about?

Robert Wright.

He wanted that Hakim Footwork.

Yeah, he's one of the best at doing this.

And a lot of guys at home try to remember this, but it ain't the same.

Number 15.

Kobe Duncan on Ben Wallace during preseason of his rookie year.

Sound up on this one.

He tried to take a charge a bit, never try to take a charge after that and then stood over him.

E high school kids.

Preseason looking people weren't scared of until he got the froth.

Amazing Number 14.

Kobe's buzzer beater against the Heat 2009 bottom.

Hey, didn't call bank.

He called it a year.

Hey, come on.

Hey, go Shot for shot.

Launching with Kobe.

You knew he would always come back at you though, right?

Without question.

Come on, man.

Great contest.

He came with the Boston.

It took 41 shots.

Come on.

What's going on?

Number 13 will be m v p Revenge dunk on Steve Nash in the 2006 playoffs.

Oh.

Oh, I like the little hang on the rim.

Uh huh.

And, Steve, just like I'm down.

Good.

Thank you.

That's my M v p trophy, Steve.

You know I deserved it.

Way number 12 Kobe showing up on MSG in 2003.

Remember, this was during the nine game streak of 40 point games for Kobe.

Windmill baseline man, it was incredible with this.

The street, he went off.

But you know the thing about it, we just let go on it, then.

Just go, young fella.

We win and go do your thing.

Yeah, in some.

Uh huh.

Come on, spree.

Come on.

40.40 point.

40 point.

40.

Point number 11.

Kobe's bang out in the 2002 finals.

Robert, you remember this, right?

Of course.

Right here.

You know, Kobe was going like, Oh, you got murdered looking over Start talking trash.

You know, his mentor was a sweet.

You got swept him, right?

Yeah.

We swept them.

Salma Color.

Come on.

I think he retired after that.

No biggie.

Oh, come on, Jason Kidd.

Whatever Cove is like way Don't beat these guys.

Just go out and get my numbers.

I'm getting numbers.

What?

My numbers.

That cooking things.

Number 10.

Kobe improvising on the break against the Nuggets in 2003.

They need some help.

If you did this to me, man.

I mean, we gotta get to it.

This is e so many of these moments.

E come on, think about this whole did not have this thing where we like cold watch the press, watch the press and cold eyes would light up if he knew I saw something.

I would do that.

Baseball pass to them.

You go down and Duckett E All right.

Number nine.

Kobe's first All Star appearance.

98.

No, you can't.

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Oh, that's Korea.

All right, now we're moving on Number nine.

Kobe's first All Star appearance in 98.

Let's go.

0, 98.

This was against MJ.

Remember, this is what they call when idols become rivals.

Who this was amazing in the glass dance documentary to kind of get some of the behind the scenes in this from MJ's perspective, right?

He was not basketball in his All Star he was not came out this thing well, speed ahead.

And you heard Steve Kerr talking about, Of course, how much he just asked M J a million questions all the time, even while they were playing absolutely incredible.

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