Die NBA Legende Kobe Bryant war laut der Los Angeles Times einer von fünf Toten bei einem Hubschrauberabsturz in Calabasas, Kalifornien. Er wurde lediglich 41 Jahre alt.
Die Sport- und NFL-Welt trauert aufgrund der schockierenden Neuigkeiten und ehrte die Legende auf Twitter.
We miss you already Kobe ❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼
— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) January 26, 2020
Never Take Life For Granted
R.I.P. Legend pic.twitter.com/dads2XUIDJ— Douglas Baldwin Jr 🧢 (@DougBaldwinJr) January 26, 2020
A legend is gone too soon. RIP Kobe. #mamba
— Carson Wentz (@cj_wentz) January 26, 2020
Can’t be true.
Just can’t be.
Truly truly horrific.Rest In Peace Kobe.
— JJ Watt (@JJWatt) January 26, 2020
RIP to the legend. Terrible terrible news. Thoughts are with the family. #MambaForever pic.twitter.com/dd1FMyKqQ7
— Julian Edelman (@Edelman11) January 26, 2020
Incredibly sad news about @kobebryant Prayers and condolences to his family. #RIPMamba 🙏 ❤️
— Brett Favre (@BrettFavre) January 26, 2020
Life’s way too short.
My favorite athlete of all time is gone…— Jamal Adams (@Prez) January 26, 2020
Kobe you were my idol… period. Mentality through and through. Thank you. To your family, I wish y’all nothing but the very best. Prayers and thoughts with you don’t begin to describe what we want for y’all. Love and respect to #8 & #24 forever. #MambaMentality #Mamba
— Baker Mayfield (@bakermayfield) January 26, 2020
Man not Kobe… Prayers to his family and friends! #RIPMamba
— Patrick Mahomes II (@PatrickMahomes) January 26, 2020
Just met Kobe while training at his facility for the NFL. RIP to a legend. Gone too soon 🐐
— Dwayne Haskins, Jr🌹 (@dh_simba7) January 26, 2020
— Alshon Jeffery (@TheWorldof_AJ) January 26, 2020
I’m devastated, RIP to my idol, Bean, 8, 24, the Goat, the Black Mamba. Wow. @kobebryant
— Frank Clark (@TheRealFrankC_) January 26, 2020
Just don’t have the words…. #Kobe
— Richard Sherman (@RSherman_25) January 26, 2020
RIP Kobe Bryant 😔
I’m devastated.
I’m crying like we lost family, because we did.
For a lot of the athletes of my generation, Kobe taught us to compete. Kobe taught us to go earn what we want. Kobe taught us to love the process.
Love you Mamba. Prayers to his family. pic.twitter.com/bahyG5rydE
— Andrew Hawkins (@Hawk) January 26, 2020
I just met Kobe last wednesday, was in his office talking about our books and how everyday in life is a grind. I don’t believe this.
— James Conner (@JamesConner_) January 26, 2020
His legacy was not only left in his family, but in ther hearts and minds of all of us who were blessed to be able to watch him grow as a man and a basketball player. Thank you KB, every second of yours was truly a gift. pic.twitter.com/L4ux6qH6GU
— Myles "Flash" Garrett ⚡️ (@MylesLGarrett) January 26, 2020
Just talked to Mike Vick, who knew Kobe from his days in Philly, who said he’s still in disbelief. “Heart sinking” is how he described it. In talking to several people around both teams benches, seems that word has spread to the players and coaching staffs about the Kobe news.
— Omar Ruiz (@OmarDRuiz) January 26, 2020
