The Lakers official wishes Kobe a happy birthday! James pays tribute to the legend Vanessa posts lovely photos to miss Kobe

On August 24, the late Lakers' late Kobe Kobe should have celebrated his 47th birthday. On this day, the Lakers' official updates have continuously updated their updates to congratulate Kobe on his happy birthday. James and Gasol spoke out tribute to Kobe, and Vanessa posted old kissing photos to miss Kobe.

The Lakers officially updated several updates to celebrate Kobe's 47th birthday; the Lakers officially posted photos and wrote: Heart of Los Angeles, happy birthday, Kobe.

The Lakers officially posted Kobe's statue to commemorate Kobe, and wrote: Mamba is eternal; the Lakers officially also posted old photos and highlights of Kobe's classic career scenes, a series of pictures are too tear-jerking.

NBA official paid tribute to Kobe, posted a poster and wrote: Miss Kobe, August 23, 1978.

James forwarded the official poster of the Lakers wishing Kobe a happy birthday through Instagram Story and liked the original post; Lakers celebrity Paul Gasol sent a tweet wish, writing: Happy birthday, brother. I miss you and love you forever.

Kobe's widow Vanessa updated the social media and posted old photos of kissing Kobe in the past, with the caption: We miss you and Gigi very much. Give you our love. Happy birthday, dear Kobe.

US media Deadline reported that Warner Bros. is preparing to make a biography of Kobe. It is reported that the movie will be developed from the perspectives of then-Nets general manager John Nash and the new coach John Calipari; Kalipari really wants to choose Kobe in the draft. However, the Nets were on the verge of bankruptcy at that time, and Kobe was a fan of the Lakers. In addition, the contract signed by Kobe with Adidas at that time made him more valuable to go to the Lakers than to go to the Nets. Calipari believed that Kobe was the best first-round pick of the year, and believed that Kobe's whereabouts might change the future pattern of the league forever.

It is said that the movie is called a combination of three movies: Social Network, Air Cushion Legend and Penalty Gold, and will have some thrilling colors.

Kobe played for the Lakers in his 20 years of career, playing in a total of 1,346 regular season games, averaging 36.1 minutes per game, scoring 25 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.7 assists, 1.4 steals and 0.5 blocks. He scored a career-high 81 points in a single game against the Raptors in 2006.

Kobe led the Lakers to the championship five times, won the regular season MVP once, 2 Finals MVP, 4 All-Star MVP, 2 Scoring Top, 18 All-Stars, 15 All-Stars, 12 All-Stars, 12 All-Stars, 8 and No. 24 jerseys were retired by the Lakers, the Lakers set a statue for him, and Kobe was selected in the Naismith Hall of Fame in 2020.