From Kobe Bryant’s last game watching the Lakers in person vs. the Dallas Mavericks, featuring Luka Doncic, to the date Luka was traded to the Lakers, February 1, 2025, was a total span of 266 weeks.

Luka’s next win as a pro, which will come with the Lakers, is 266.

We are living in the time of the 266th Pope, the first Jesuit (Iesus Hominum Salvator=266).

Iesus Hominum Salvator=266 & 85 (Basketball=85)

Notice LA won by 13 at Kobe’s last NBA appearance, 108-95 (Dallas=13, LA=13).

The 95 point loss is funny because Luka joins the Lakers with 95 career home losses (Los Angeles Lakers=95). It is a reminder the Jesuits were created to counter the 95 Theses, and recognized by the Church on September 27, the day leaving 95 days in the year.

His next win is 150, and they say the sun is 150 million KM away on average (Sun=18).

The original Utah team was the “stars,” and they say the sun is the nearest star.

Luka is also making his NBA debut with the Lakers 18 days before his 26th birthday.

And notice, the Lakers are on 18 home wins when Luka makes his debut vs. the Jazz.

Again, Luka Doncic was traded to the Lakers on February 1, the 17th anniversary of Pau Gasol being traded to the Lakers (NBA=17, Bryant=26 — 2/1 is like 21 — Lakers=21).

Also, don’t overlook that Luka is making his debut on the 41st day of the year (Kobe Bryant=41, LA=41 — Kobe Bryant died at age 41, and LeBron won the Finals that season 41 weeks after his own birthday, winning on “Father-Daughter Day.”

The debut also comes 238 days after the Mavericks lost the NBA Finals to Boston, in the (617) area code, on June 17, or 6/17. Of course, Kobe Bryant’s birthday was 23/8, a number pattern connected to the man he modeled his game after (Michael Jordan=238).

Read more about the Luka trade by the numbers here.