Of course, Kobe Bryant made his debut in the NBA on November 3, 1996, or 11/3, like 113.
His memoir entitled 'Dear Basketball' was released on April 23, 2017, the 113th day of the year.
April 13 is the 103rd day of the year.
All pro-sports including basketball traces back to the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry.
And who could forget about Rudy Gobert from France being blamed for the coronavirus outbreak…
It goes with the pandemic being declared on March 11, a date written as 11/3, like 113.
Notice the final box of the Dallas Mavericks game that night was 113-97…
As we know, the NBA should be known as the '113' league.
Back to Kobe's debut in the league…
November 3 leaves 58 days in the year, which corresponds with 'Kobe Bryant' and 'Los Angeles Lakers'.
Freemasonry = 58; Secret Society = 58; Rosicrucian = 58
Furthermore, the Los Angeles Lakers won the 2020 NBA Finals, 24 years to the day of Kobe attending his first preseason game, October 11, 1996. It came a span of 24-days before he made his debut.
Of course, it landed on Father-Daughter Day, the year that Kobe and his daughter died.
He played in his first ever preseason game on October 16, 1996, against the Mavericks in Fresno, CA.
This game was played in Selland Arena, equating to 74, reminding that Kobe died during the 74th NBA season.
Masonic = 74; Occult = 74; Killing = 74; Jewish = 74
His career in the NBA began in 1996, emphasis on '96.
The divisors of 96 sums to 42.
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