On Monday, ESPN revealed the latest of Kobe Bryant’s Canvas City productions. After giving insight into the best players in the league and their mental state during games (as well as creating a short film based on his retirement poem written last year), this time Bryant narrated the story of the Warriors’ dominance thus far in the playoffs.
Titled “The Golden Democracy,” Bryant’s latest venture into film production is about the Warriors’ offense. Kobe speaks about the flow of the Dubs’ historically good offense, the passing excellence, and integrating multiple stars into the same team.
Canvas: The Golden Democracy. The Warriors game is as easy as 1-2-3. @ESPNNBA https://t.co/byCFisbfQa
— Kobe Bryant (@kobebryant) May 23, 2017
It’s an interesting view of the Warriors’ system especially from a player who made his mark by working notoriously hard for every shot and generally playing the almost opposite way of the Warriors.
Nevertheless, it’s riveting to see Bryant, one of the greatest players of all time and a member of the last team to be so dominant in the playoffs, talk about the latest iteration of a super team that seems destined to become an NBA dynasty.
