Don’t expect Kobe Bryant to go from starring on the court to patrolling the sidelines.
The retiring Los Angeles Lakers star led his team to a 108-104 win over the Washington Wizards on Wednesday by scoring 31 points, including a couple of big shots towards the end.
After the game, Bryant, who is now facing all sorts of questions about his future ever since announcing his retirement plans, was asked if he had any thoughts on going into coaching. His response was hilarious.
Will Kobe be a coach when he retires? "Coaching, me? That's about the funniest thing I've ever heard."
— Mike Bresnahan (@Mike_Bresnahan) December 3, 2015
Seriously, someone actually asked that?
Kobe can’t stand playing with teammates who don’t have a similar desire to win or work ethic as he does. He is disgusted by players who don’t get on his level. He would have zero tolerance for working with others.
But, hey, I guess it’s a question worth asking in a week when even this guy could be getting a coaching job.
