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Koolaid_Man
07-17-2013, 05:50 PM
:lol man Kobe's like a Pit mixed with a Chihuahua how much meaner can you get...his parents are the apple of his eye and bout to get bit...


Well now, via the Orange County Register (http://sulia.com/channel/la-lakers/f/033a6e2a-78f7-4a2f-9eb6-54c987be3209/?source=twitter), there's word that he's put the items up for auction himself (http://goldinauctions.com/catalog.aspx) as part of the settlement. You can find his high school jerseys, a 2000 All-Star game ring, and some other memorabilia from when he was a youngster.
Oh, and you can also find two of his 2000 Lakers (http://www.cbssports.com/nba/teams/page/LAL/los-angeles-lakers) championship rings. They're extras, not the originals. They're the ones he got extra ... for his parents.


These were rings his parents had intended to sell, so you can't really blame the guy. Hey, if they don't want them, why not? Also, half the proceeds from the sale go toward a documentary about bullying (http://www.tmz.com/2013/06/17/kobe-bryant-lakers-diamond-ring-auction-pamela/).


In related news, TMZ reports the rings have the words "Bling Bling" on them. I would also want to sell them, unless it was 2001 and I were Master P.


Bids for the rings as of Wednesday afternoon were up to just under $85,000 and just under $35,000 respectively.