Kobe Bryant Will Always Be an All-Star of Talking

He's old, he's wise, he's as ferocious as ever. And in this final phase of his brilliant, checkered, championship-laden career, the man who once called himself "the Valentino of the NBA" has been running his mouth like never before. This interview—the last one he gave before his season-ending injury in late January—was no exception.
He's old, he's wise, he's as ferocious as ever. And in this final phase of his brilliant, checkered, championship-laden career, the man who once called himself the Valentino of the NBA has been running his mouth like never before. This interview—the last one he gave before his season-ending injury in late January—was no exception.

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