Kobe Bryant and the Lakers resumed play after the NBA All Star break taking on the San Antonio Spurs on February 19th in Los Angeles. It was Kobes last game against the Spurs and he gave them a tough time as usual pouring in 25 points with four rebounds and three and assists. In this game Kobe continued to exhibit his warrior spirit that has made him a legend. He dislocated his finger late in the game yet continued to play. The dislocated finger didn't stop him from playing in any games since then, although the Lakers have lost every game since then. Regardless, Kobe continues to add to his legacy of being a warrior, fighting through injuries and pain to help his team.

Kobe Bryant's Last All-Star Game

On February 15th Kobe Bryant took the stage at the All-star game for his 18th, and unfortunately his last time ever. Almost everywhere he has played a final game in different cities this year he has been showered with praise and adoration and it was no different on this grand stage. Deservedly so, not only has Kobe Bryant amassed a long list of regular season and playoff records and accolades, but his all-star game resume is pretty impressive as well. As of now he holds the record for most points and steals in All-star game history, along with being tied for the most all-star game appearances and MVP's, four (2002, 2007, 2009, 2011). This year Kobe got the most votes out of any other player, and he worked to prove he belonged there despite having a sub-par season so far. He finished with 10 points, seven assists, and six rebounds in 26 minutes of play. Although his usual all star numbers are much more impressive this out put was decent coming from the 37 year old with only a few dozen games left in his career