Jamal Crawford can recognize talent when he sees it. The NBA bench specialist came up in the league alongside Kobe Bryant and witnessed his generational talent. So it is normal for any of Kobe’s Mamba moves from the past to bring back memories to Crawford.

Crawford has previously called Kobe the Michael Jordan of his era since he was someone with an absolute killer mentality. On social media, Crawford shared a clip of Kobe exercising his typical fadeaway move late in the game against the ’03 Chicago Bulls lineup, which Crawford was himself a part of.

Jamal wrote, “This is it!! This is the play I was talking about when I wrote this article 5 years ago. Wow. Haven’t seen this clip since 03!!”

Crawford once revealed Michael Jackson’s mentorship towards Kobe Bryant

Any average fan knows that Kobe Bryant shared a great bond with Michael Jordan. Someone frequently labeled Kobe as his generation’s MJ as his thirst for championships and destroying the opposition defenses matched that of the Bulls legend’s.

However, Jordan was not the only MJ who provided his mentorship to Kobe Bryant. The Los Angeles Lakers legend also relied on the counsel of pop king, Michael Jackson. According to Crawford, “He was just unbelievable, had no weakness, and was always trying to get better. Like he would tell me about the conversations he would have with Michael Jackson. Just picking his brain about being great and being the greatest. And how meticulous he was with different things like.”

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