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When Andrew D. Bernstein (@adbphotoinc) takes his final photo of Kobe Bryant tonight, it caps a 20-year run of covering the NBA (@nba) All-Star’s career. “I’ve literally been with him since day one,” Andrew says of Kobe, who plays the last game of his NBA career tonight. “I took his first professional photo as a Laker. It was his headshot on media day in 1996.” Seeing Kobe evolve from a teenage phenomenon into a basketball great has been a gift, says Andrew, who has photographed the Los Angeles Lakers since 1982. Capturing crucial action moments on the court doesn’t magically happen — for Andrew, it’s all about planning. “The elements of composition, focus, timing and a little bit of luck all has to come into play,” he says. “Preparation is the utmost precursor to creating great images.”

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Dirk is someone who has been a prolific scorer his whole career and is currently 6th in All-Time points in the NBA. In every clutch situation, the Mavs knew they were giving the ball to Dirk, the opposing team knew they were giving the ball to Dirk, but because of his tall stature and masterful fadeaway, Dirk would prevail. That fadeaway jumper is what earned Dirk Nowitzki and the Dallas Mavericks their first NBA Championship. There is a reason he is the greatest shooting big man in NBA History.

DIRK IS SO CLUTCH!!!

Steve Kerr spent the majority of his career playing with the outstanding Chicago Bulls squad that never seemed to lose. That was the team that had the two hall of famers Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen, so for him to make this list, it’s obvious that he is much more than just a 3rd option. Kerr currently sits #1 all-time in 3-point percentage. He didn’t chuck up a lot of 3-pointers, but when he did he made it count, especially in crunch time. When Michael Jordan was overwhelmed by coverage he had to rely on someone. Kerr was the one guy Jordan could trust to drain it from deep for the win.

When Jordan wasn’t hitting the game winning shot, Steve Kerr was. BANG!

 I FEEL LIKE KOBE

April 5, 2016 (1/162): Red Sox 6, Indians 2

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