Kobe Bryant is entering his 20th season with the Los Angeles Lakers and there’s several questions surrounding him. Will it be his last season in the league? Will he leave the Lakers and try to chase a ring elsewhere? And how many minutes/games will he play after being injured plagued the last couple of seasons? Well yesterday during media day Bryant answered all those questions.
NBA: Shaq Tells Kobe To Keep Playing After 2015-16 Season
Shaq actually has something good to say about Kobe. A shock right? That may be a stretch because since Shaq has left the league and took up broadcasting on TNT and NBATV, he pretty much has good things to say about the Black Mamba–unless the discussion is surrounding the old days of the duo. However, in a recent interview, Shaq, like the rest of us, says Kobe should continue playing after his final contract year with the Lakers.
(Video) Boxing: Floyd Mayweather’s Dad Says They Have Talked About Fighting One More Time
Does this really come as a shock to anyone? I doubt it. Floyd Mayweather wants us to believe that his fight with Andre Berto last night was his grand finale. He said all the right things and appeared very sincere about retiring but after the match, his dad was telling reporters that they have talked about fighting one more time and he seems to kind of leave the option up in the air. Not really a hardcore endorsement about retiring from Floyd Sr.
(Video) Boxing: Floyd Mayweather Reiterates Retirement “My Career Is Over, It’s Official”
It doesn’t seem like many people believe him but Floyd Mayweather, with emotion in his voice, once again confirmed he really is retiring and we just saw him in the ring for the last time. After a dominating performance over Andre Berto, Mayweather was asked about the retirement question and stuck by his guns, saying “My career is over, It’s Official”.
NBA: Stephen Jackson Announces His Retirement After 14-Years in the League
Stephen Jackson, who once was suspended for punching a fan and won one championship while playing for seven teams during his 14-year career, is retiring from the NBA.
