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Kobe Bryant x Nike Phantom 6 Low and High 'Black Mamba' release on December 15 at 10:00 a.m. EST on Nike SNKRS.
Adult versions cost $305; the high-top is also available in kids' sizes for $80.
Limited-edition drop expected to sell out quickly, with resale options on StockX and GOAT.
The collaboration links Bryant’s Black Mamba persona with Nike’s Phantom soccer tech for precise movement.
Tech features include a Nike Cyclone 360 traction plate with a subtle snakeskin pattern for grip.
Kobe Bryant's nickname 'Black Mamba' is echoed in the cleats' interior and branding cues.
Nike aims to extend Bryant’s Kobe line into soccer ahead of the FIFA World Cup.
The article author is Pat Benson, a sneaker industry journalist for Kicks On SI.
The piece cites FIFA World Cup timing as a driver for the release timing.
People can stay tuned to Sports Illustrated’s Kicks On SI for more footwear news.

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The 2000 Kobe Bryant–Shaquille O'Neal championship ball sold for $508,000, the highest price for a championship-clinching ball.
The 2001 Kobe Bryant-signed ball sold for $317,500 at Sotheby’s auction.
Sotheby’s auction also featured Michael Jordan sneakers from his rookie season and other memorabilia.
The auction also included a complete set of six Chicago Bulls title rings and Shohei Ohtani memorabilia.
The 2000 ball included letters from MeiGray and SIA and a PSA authentication for the signatures.
The 2001 ball was signed by Kobe Bryant and also authenticated.
Sotheby’s reported that the 2000 ball price set a new record for championship-clinching memorabilia.
Other items in the auction included a record Jordan sneakers sale and notable memorabilia prices.
ESPN reported on the broader Sotheby’s auction results in context of NBA memorabilia.
The sale prices reflect high interest in Kobe Bryant-era memorabilia at major auction houses.

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Larry Nance Jr. explains his Mount Rushmore, placing LeBron, Kobe, and Tim Duncan among the top four players.
Nance Jr. says Bryant remains on his Mount Rushmore, despite personal roots influencing rankings.
Nance Jr. highlights the impact of Bryant and Jordan on his basketball sensibilities and rankings.
Nance Jr. discusses his Lakers tenure and friendship with LeBron amid their Cleveland ties.
The Ball in the Family Podcast hosted the discussion featuring Larry Nance Jr. and Lonzo Ball.
The interview includes context on how public perception of Kobe Bryant has evolved post his career.
Nance Jr. confirms Bryant was discussed openly in relation to who belongs on the top-tier lists.
The article ties Nance Jr.'s views to broader Lakers coverage and LeBron's career context.
The piece notes Nance Jr. added that Tim Duncan belongs on the top four.
The article mentions the Lakers' latest news and broader context around LeBron and Kobe's legacies.

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