NBA: Heir to the Lakers Legacy

At 3:08 a.m. on January 19, 2003, two babies came into the world, delivered from Vanessa’s womb.

The older brother was named Jose Bryant.

The younger sister was named Natalia Diamond Bryant.

In this world, Kobe was never killed in a plane crash.

In this world, he had a son named Jose, who was blessed with even more astonishing talent than his own.

Even luckier, his son seemed to have inherited his almost obsessive hunger for victory!

At 17, Jose became an undefeated legend in high school basketball across America.

At 18, he brought that legend to the NCAA.

At 19, he set his sights on the NBA.

Jose’s Draft Report

Name: Jose Bryant

Height: 2.04 meters

Weight: 99 kilograms (5% body fat)

School: University of California, Los Angeles

Position: Shooting guard / point guard / small forward

Birthday: January 19, 2003

Comparisons: Kobe Bryant / Michael Jordan / Earvin Johnson

Weaknesses: None (if you really had to name one, he can’t rebound or box out as well as a center, and he can’t play all five positions)

Consensus draft projection: First overall pick, first overall pick, and still the first overall pick! (Any team that gets the first pick and doesn’t draft him can be fired on the spot.)

This is the story of a son following in his father’s footsteps, joining the Lakers, and leading them to an even greater dynasty.

(Not a transmigrate story, not completely invincible, no golden finger, relying only on...