Reacciones de peloteros y la MLB tras la muerte de Kobe Bryant
Ante la confirmación de la muerte de Kobe Bryant, estrella de Los Angeles Lakers, el mundo del baseball también reaccionó conmocionado por la noticia.
El mundo del baloncesto y del deporte en general está de luto.
La mañana de este domingo TMZ Sports reportó primeramente la muerte de Kobe Bryant y su hija Gianna Maria en Calabasas, California, tras sufrir un choque el accidente del helicóptero en el que viajaba con otras 7 personas, según las más recientes actualizaciones sobre el suceso.
Kobe Bryant fue uno de los jugadores más prolíficos en la historia de la NBA, del deporte en sí. El partido de los 81 puntos ante Toronto Raptors, el drámatico campeonato con los Lakers al hombro en siete juegos contra Boston Celtics de 2010, cuarto mayor anotador en la historia de la liga, cinco veces campeón de la NBA.
Ante la trágica noticia, también reaccionaron varias instituciones e individuos del gremio del baseball.
We are devastated by the tragic news that Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna have died in a helicopter accident.
— MLB (@MLB) January 26, 2020
Our thoughts are with the Bryant family and all those affected today. pic.twitter.com/MO5NuR1F5o
I can’t think straight right now.
— Kenley Jansen (@kenleyjansen74) January 26, 2020
My heart is with Kobe’s wife Vanessa & their children who not only lost a husband and dad but a daughter and sister, Gianna. Love & prayers for all their friends & for all the families and friends of those who lost their lives today. Love to LA. pic.twitter.com/aiRYKeGTYV
We are devastated to learn of the passing of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna. Our thoughts go out to all the families involved in the tragedy and everyone in the Lakers, Los Angeles and NBA communities. pic.twitter.com/NDcCDP0GtM
— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) January 26, 2020
Muy triste al enterarme de la noticia de la trágica muerte de esa leyenda de baloncesto que fue Kobe Bryant, una inspiración de vida. Triste por él y por su hija, por los otros pasajeros que murieron con ello. Dios los acoja a su lado🙏🙏🙏🙏
— Jesus Aguilar (@JAguilarMKE) January 26, 2020
Heartbreaking. RIP Kobe and Gianna. My thoughts & prayers to the entire Bryant family 🙏🏽 pic.twitter.com/U2wcWX7GN2
— Robinson Cano (@RobinsonCano) January 26, 2020
— Philadelphia Phillies (@Phillies) January 26, 2020
My heart hurts for Kobe and his family. Life aint fair man. This cant be
— Andrew McCutchen (@TheCUTCH22) January 26, 2020
“The most important thing is to try and inspire people so that they can be great at whatever they want to do.” pic.twitter.com/eOhEezOjow
— Washington Nationals (@Nationals) January 26, 2020
We lost an absolute legend today. My prayers are with his family and friends. I learned so much from @kobebryant watching videos about competitiveness, dominance, and mentality. Thank you for all you have done. #MambaMentality
— Matt Shoemaker (@MattShoe52) January 26, 2020
This is extremely tragic to society. One of the most influential individuals/athletes to ever live. His legacy in 41 years is insurmountable. I’m beyond sad. Cherish every single second of life man. Every second you’re breathing, be thankful!
— Marcus Stroman (@STR0) January 26, 2020
I’m sick I can’t believe this my idol Kobe gone too soon
— Dellin Betances (@DBetances68) January 26, 2020
Devastated. Prayers for Kobe and his family. He was the first athlete I ever wrote a letter to in hopes of him sending me an autograph back. Months later I had a Kobe card show up in the mail. First class human that impacted so many peoples lives in a positive manner.
— Alex Wood (@Awood45) January 26, 2020