The speaker reminisces about Kobe Bryant, mentioning seeing him occasionally when he visited the garden. The speaker expresses missing Kobe and shares a framed stat sheet from when Kobe scored 61 points at the Garden. This record was later broken by Carmelo Anthony. The stat sheet is signed by Kobe with a humorous message directed at Spike Lee, stating, "PS Spike, this was all your fault." The speaker then playfully attributes the 61-point performance to Reggie Miller, MJ (Michael Jordan), and ultimately, Spike Lee, reinforcing the joke from Kobe's signed stat sheet.

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I always see him now and then, you know, when they would when they would come to the garden, but he's always uh assassin. I miss him.

And I have uh framed the stats sheet when uh Kobe scored 61 points at the Garden, which the record was broken by now new Hall of Famer Caml Anthony from Brooklyn, New York.

But anyway, the stat sheet which he signed, it says, "PS Spike, this was all your fault." >> That's your fault. Reggie Miller, your fault, MJ55, your fault. >> 61, your fault.

Spike Lee story about getting SIGNED STAT SHEET from KOBE that said 61 points at MSG was HIS FAULT

>> That's your fault. Reggie Miller, your

I always see him now and then, you know,
when they would when they would come to
the garden, but he's always uh
assassin. I miss him. And I have uh
framed
the stats sheet when uh Kobe scored 61
points at the Garden, which the record
was broken by now new Hall of Famer Caml
Anthony from Brooklyn, New York. But
anyway, the stat sheet which he signed,
it says, "PS
Spike, this was all your fault."
>> That's your fault. Reggie Miller, your
fault, MJ55, your fault.
>> 61, your fault.

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Spike Lee story about getting SIGNED STAT SHEET from KOBE that said 61 points at MSG was HIS FAULT

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