Reed: Teach Kobe to play dominoes, he is curious about life and wants to integrate into the team.

Former Bucks player Michael Reed shared a story with Kobe on his podcast. He said, "Someone kept telling me about Kobe's story. I don't share it very much because I always feel like I'm taking advantage of his fame. But on the weekend of the Hall of Fame, this story is worth telling."

Reed said, "We were preparing for the Olympics at that time. Once on the plane, Prince and I suggested to play dominoes. Kobe said, 'Let me learn it'." At this time, another host interrupted in surprise: "I'm surprised that Kobe has played in the NBA for 12 years and can't play this."

Reed continued, "He has never played before, as for me? It was taught by my former teammate Gary Payton. Imagine a person in the NBA. Imagine a person in the NBA for 12 years. He won't play this."

Reed continued, "He has never played before. As for me? It was taught by me by my former teammate Gary Payton. Imagine a person in the NBA. I haven't played domino after playing for ten years, haha. But you know Kobe, he asked every question carefully that day and worked hard to learn this game. But I believe that this is not just about domino. He wants to integrate into everyone and bring the team closer. "

" Everyone says Kobe has a high IQ in basketball, and he is right. But he is also a top emotional intelligence. He knows exactly what he is doing. I really miss that person."