How many years can Kobe Bryant play in the NBA?

According to KB himself, he thinks he can play until he is 38 years old, although he says so, but the premise is that KB is willing to be bullied by the juniors, KB and MJ are different, MJ to the second retirement, only played a total of 12 and a half seasons, and KB has now played a total of 15 seasons, such knee wear is very scary, NBA experts once said that a player who plays more than 25,000 minutes will start to go downhill, that is to say, KB from 18 to 29 or so, It's supposed to go downhill, but KB has persevered until now, it's not easy, I think he will retire after 2-3 years at most, and he may have to retire at the most glorious time like MJ, leaving future generations with a back that can only be looked up to.

That's a really bad question.

It depends on his fitness, and if he is normal, he can fight until he is 40 years old, and it's not necessarily a thing, but he's covered in injuries now, but he's very tenacious, and you have to know about it.

Then let's wait and see the results! 1

Personally, I feel that there is no problem in terms of his skills to play for another 5 years, the key is that Kobe Bryant is a person with extreme self-esteem, and it is unlikely that he will still have a veteran contract in the league after his physical fitness declines, so it is speculated that he will retire in 3 years at most.

Kobe Bryant signed a three-year contract with the Lakers and in 2013 he may choose to retire. But according to his body, if there is no major injury, he should have fought for a long time.

Playing until the age of 38 is not a problem, and if he does not play physically like Jordan in the past few years, he can prolong his playing life.

I hope it will be forever, but I think it can be about 4 years.

That maybe, with his current state, it will be fine for another three or five years.

I'm Cormi. Personally, I hope to finish the rest of the contract, but there should be 3 years left.

With his current state, it's no problem to play for another four or five years.

Personally, I think you can play for a few more years, but it depends on the physical condition, and the Lakers' coach is retiring this year, Kobe is old, the Lakers are difficult to play, it depends on Kobe!

Kobe Bryant is a shooting guard. Don't retire as soon as the striker or center striker retires. He's 33 years old, in my opinion. He couldn't move at 35 and had to retire.

I think I will be over 38 years old, so I'm looking forward to it.

Should be able to hit the age of Jordan's retirement.

It's hard to say, it depends on how the body is.

If Peter Pan transforms, he should be able to fight to Kidd's age.

No one knows about this, except for himself, but he's dying, and the Lakers have a new rookie.

Bryant played a total of 20 seasons in his career, all for the Los Angeles Lakers, playing 1,346 games, starting 1,198 games, and averaging 25 points and rebounds and assists per game. Won 5 championships, 2 Finals FMVP, 1 regular season MVP, 4 All-Star MVP, and 2 scoring titles.

The highest career score was 81 points in a single game against the Raptors, in addition to 60+ points in a single game five times, 65 points against the Trail Blazers, 62 points in the third quarter against the Mavericks, 61 points against the Knicks at Madison Square, 60 points against the Grizzlies, and 60 points against the Jazz in the retirement game.

Kobe Bryant's highest rebounding stats were also against the Raptors, 16, the most assists were 17 assists against the Cavaliers, the block was 5 blocks against the 76ers, the steals were 7 against the Jazz, the highest three-point shooting record was 12 three-pointers against the SuperSonics, and the most three-point shots were 21 three-point shots against the Jazz, and he hit 9 that time.

The most shots were 50 in the farewell game, the most shots were 28 in the 81-point game, the most free throws were 27 against the Rockets, but only 18 were hit, and the most free throws were 23 against the Cavaliers, where he made 26 free throws.

Bryant has played more than 10 games in more than 50 minutes, three of which have played 54 minutes, and Bryant's highest single-game turnover was 11, and that was against the Pistons.

Kobe Bryant hit a lot of irons, the most was against the Celtics, he made 47 shots, only 17 hits, hit 30 irons, hit none of 8 three-point shots, 7 of 7 free throws, and scored 41 points, but the Lakers lost to the Celtics 95-98.

Kobe Bryant's career has had a very good record, some good and some bad, the early starting point of his career is very low, but through his own efforts, he has become the most successful star of the 96** generation.

20 seasons. Kobe Bryant is a well-known evergreen in the NBA, and although his form plummeted due to injuries in the later period, he still persevered until the end of his last contract.

He has been a Lakers player for 20 seasons, starting off the bench, but he has become a superstar in the league step by step through his own efforts.

20, he played very well, since he entered the league, he has been with the Lakers, and he has improved the status of this team, winning 5 championships, proving his boss level.

Bryant. Bryant announced his retirement in 2016, and in 2016 he personally announced the news.

On April 14, 2016, he announced his retirement, ending his career and leaving us with a very glorious image.

On April 14, 2016, after Kobe Bryant finished the game, he officially announced his retirement.

NBA player Kobe Bryant retired on April 16, 2016, after the final regular season game against the Jazz at home.

Bryant retired on April 14, 2016, scoring 60 points in the last game he could match.

He announced his retirement on April 14, 2016, so I think Kobe Bryant is something to remember.

After the 2015-2016 NBA season, Kobe Bryant will retire;

On November 30, Beijing time, Kobe Bryant published a self-written article on "Players Tribune", announcing his official retirement after this season.

This season is all I can do in the end. Bryant wrote in the letter, "My heart can still take the blow, and my will can keep me going, but my body knows it's time to say goodbye." It's okay, I'm ready. ”

The full text of Kobe's article "Dear Basketball" reads as follows:

From the moment I put on my straight-leg socks and imagined myself shooting the winning shot at the Great Western Forum arena (the former Lakers home arena), I already knew one thing, I fell in love with you.

When I was six years old, I fell in love with you, and I never thought about what it would be like for me to end this journey, I just saw myself running all the way.

So I'm running, I'm running on the pitch, trying my best to get you, and I'm all for you, because there's so much meaning in it.

I'm fighting on the pitch with sweat and injuries, not only because there are challenges waiting for me, but also because you're calling me, you've done everything for me, because you've done the same for me, and you've made me feel alive.

You have made a six-year-old child's purple-gold dream come true, and for that I will always love you. But I can't be so obsessed with you anymore, this season is all I can give, even if my heart can take more blows, my will can continue to sustain me, but my body tells me it's time to say goodbye.

But that's okay, I'm ready to leave, and I just want you to know now so that we can treasure every precious time we spend with each other, for better or worse, and I've given each other all I can give.

I knew that no matter what I did next, I would still be the six-year-old in my dad's straight-leg socks, aiming at the garbage can in the corner, pretending that there were five seconds left in the attack time, "5....4...3...2...1...

Love you forever Kobe. ”

Kobe Bryant hasn't retired yet, but he was injured in the regular season against the Hornets (Achilles tendon rupture), and is now in the recovery period of surgery, and his comeback will be around next season, I think it's too early to retire now, at least for a few more years!

Kobe Bryant's contract expires next year, at which time he will have the option to retire, or he may sign a 1-2 year contract with the Lakers before retiring.

It's almost, when the injury is healed, come out and play again, it is estimated that it is about the same as Maddie's current state, and in the end he will have to reluctantly retire.

I didn't retire, but I was only in the recovery stage of surgery, but it was said that I would have to rest for 6-9 months, and I really don't know when I would retire.

I haven't retired yet, and I'm recuperating now, and the recuperation time is about 7-10 months... When he will retire will have to ask him himself to know.

It can also carry the most points in history.

I'm going to retire next year, and it's very likely that I'll be in charge of the team!