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No Fatigue in Kobe’s Opener; ‘Getting Timing’ is Issue
After his first game since late January, when he tore the rotator cuff in his right shoulder, ending his 2014-15 season after 35 games, Bryant said he felt “pretty good” and that it was “good to get out there.”
He added that his legs feel strong and that he didn’t feel any fatigue.
“It’s just getting the timing,” said Bryant, whose past three seasons have all been cut short by injury. “Getting timing. Getting acclimated to that again.”
Source: Baxter Homes of ESPN
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