The Lakers officially commemorate Kobe Day! Doncic posts a group photo to miss Kobe, and the Warriors and Bucks are all commemorating Kobe

On August 25, the Lakers officially updated several updates to commemorate Kobe Bryant's Mamba Day. The Warriors, Bucks and Magic teams posted photos to pay tribute to Kobe, and Doncic posted photos of the two chatting together in the past to miss Kobe.

Yesterday, the Lakers official, American media, James, Magic Johnson, Towns and others missed Kobe on his 47th birthday. Today, Kobe's Mamba Day happened to be celebrated. The Lakers officially released a special poster to commemorate Kobe, with the caption: "August 24-Mamba Day."

Mamba Day (also known as "Kobe Bryant Day") is a commemoration day scheduled for Los Angeles and Orange County, aiming to commemorate the life of the late NBA superstar Kobe Bryant.

The Lakers official also posted the last signature of Kobe to the Lakers No. 8 jersey and the precious scenes of sweating and practicing hard in the past, and wrote: It was this effort that made Kobe Kobe.

Doncic forwarded the poster of the Lakers commemorating Kobe, and also posted a photo of himself having a happy chat with Kobe in the past to commemorate Kobe; it is worth mentioning that Doncic was still a Mavericks player at that time, and now Doncic has become the new leader of the Lakers.

Paul Gasol paid tribute to Kobe and wrote: 8.24, Eternal Mamba Day.

The Warriors official posted photos of Kobe with Curry, Kobe and Chasing Dreams in the same frame to pay tribute to Kobe; the Knicks official posted photos of Kobe with Anthony and other Knicks players, writing: Remembering Kobe; Magic and Bucks official push also posted pictures and texts to express their respect to Kobe. Among them, the Bucks official posted tweets. After Antetokounmpo won the MVP, Kobe set up a challenge for him: win the championship.

Kobe has played for the Lakers for 20 years in his career, playing in a total of 1,346 regular season games, averaging 25 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.7 assists, 1.4 steals and 0.5 blocks. He once scored a career-high 81 points in a single game against the Raptors. In terms of honor, Kobe led the Lakers to win 5 times, 18 times in All-Stars, 15 times in the All-Stars, 12 times in the Best Defensive Team, both No. 8 and No. 24 were retired, and were selected for the Naismith Hall of Fame.