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  • Kobe Bryant endorses Brian Shaw as Phil Jackson's successor as Los Angeles Lakers coach, according to report

Kobe Bryant endorses Brian Shaw as Phil Jackson’s successor as Los Angeles Lakers coach, according to report

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Published April 9, 2011 at 12:50 AM

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As Phil Jackson's repeated claims that he actually will retire after the season start to sink in, Kobe Bryant voiced his preference Friday for the successor to the Los Angeles Lakers coach, according to a report.

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