Published 6/8/2008
at NBA.com: News
When Ronny Turiaf entered the league three years ago as a lowly second-round pick he approached Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant with a question. Instead of asking him, "Can I have your autograph?, the request was more like, "Can I wear your signature?"
As in Bryant's signature sneaker, the Nike Zoom Kobe.
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