Wow, this sucks. He was my favorite NBA player growing up. His passion for the game and determination to win was maybe second to none.
Ok?Let's not pretend any of us know what Kolbe was like. He was great at basketball, that we know. Made errors in life like all of us, likely worse in Colorado, and did a lot of good outside of basketball. He had a family and many undoubtedly who loved him (not the way fans 'love' him). It is a tragedy he died especially if the reports of his daughters are true, but no more or less than if a dry clean owner and his family died. Nothing but condolences to all involved including the pilot.
I like Twitter for the most part but he's right, it allows misinformation to spread like wild fire.
Yes there arethere are multiple models of the S-76 though.
Let's not pretend any of us know what Kolbe was like. He was great at basketball, that we know. Made errors in life like all of us, likely worse in Colorado, and did a lot of good outside of basketball. He had a family and many undoubtedly who loved him (not the way fans 'love' him). It is a tragedy he died especially if the reports of his daughters are true, but no more or less than if a dry clean owner and his family died. Nothing but condolences to all involved including the pilot.
It was a daughters teammate I think? Or was the parent an NBA player?Wonder who the other player was
The way the Twitter post was it made it sound like an nba playerIt was a daughters teammate I think? Or was the parent an NBA player?
In that group there's very few people who can relate to you, yah knowThat's just so sad. You can make all the money in the world, but nothing beats friendships like that. We all have them in our lives no matter who we are, and when they're gone it just leaves such a huge hole your life.