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The Los Angeles Lakers need to brush up on their history, according to Kobe Bryant.
The guard was discussing the team’s recent screening of Steven Spielberg‘s Lincoln on Friday morning, and Kobe let it slip that some of his teammates might not have been paying all that much attention in history class.
Kobe on the team's viewing of "Lincoln": "I don't know if the guys knew who he was ... It came as a big shock to them when he was killed"
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Dave McMenamin (@mcten) December 07, 2012
Yikes.
For what it’s worth, Abraham Lincoln served as the 16th president of the United States during the Civil War, and was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth in 1865. Additionally, it appears that Bryant was joking.
For those not adept in the art of sarcasm, Kobe was joking about his teammates not knowing who Lincoln is
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Dave McMenamin (@mcten) December 07, 2012
What isn’t a joke, however, is the Lakers’ record. After a 0-3 start, Los Angeles is still 9-10 on the season.