"The year I announced my retirement, the entire league will see me off." The three active NBA players dare to say this

Have you ever thought about what kind of arrangement would it be if an NBA star retired and could make the entire league see him off, or even create an epic retirement tour? This kind of thing sounds like a dream. After all, in the NBA for so many years, Kobe is the only one who has achieved this. Even a legend like Jordan, he ended up fighting the retirement battle in a low-key manner and leaving silently. As an old fan, I really think this is strange. A player who can reach this level must be a phoenix among people, and his strength, influence, and commercial value must be fully appreciated. Today we will talk about who among the current players has the confidence to say, "The whole league will see me off on the day of retirement"!

Let's start with Stephen Curry. This guy is not an ordinary star. He is a man who plays basketball directly! Without Curry, how could there be a trend of small balls in the NBA that throws three-pointers all over the game? Look, from professional players to young people playing on the street, who is not focused on practicing shooting now? He has led the basketball style around the world to the wrong way, and his influence is simply explosive! Curry's report card is also very strong, with 4 championships, the three-pointer in history, and a record of 402 three-pointers in a single season. Who is not the big shot? Not to mention that he is the number one person in the Warriors, and fans' eyes are shining when they mention him.

I remember one time watching a game, Curry directly defeated his opponent with a very long three-pointer in the last few seconds. The whole game was in an uproar, and even the opponent's fans couldn't help but stand up and applaud. That scene, tsk, my blood was boiling! To put it bluntly, Curry's style of play is so likable, he has good skills, and is low-key and humble. Who can not like it? In addition to his commercial value, the Warriors' market value has increased by billions of dollars because of his retirement tour. If the league and the team are doing it, will the league and the team still be happy? I personally think Curry's retirement tour is definitely a sure thing, and fans and opponents are probably willing to give him this face. But technological innovation alone is not enough. Retirement tours also require hard-core achievements and admirable stories. Let’s talk about another great god next.

Speaking of Kevin Durant, this is the "God of Death" on the court. It is a pure scoring machine. There are not many people in history that can compare with him! His offensive skills are simply perverted. Even if he is seriously injured like a ruptured Achilles tendon, he can make a comeback and still kill all directions when he comes back. Who is dissatisfied with this resilience? There is no choice for the report card, 2 championships, 2 FMVPs, 1 MVP, 4 scoring champions, and their career scores exceeded 30,000. This strength is amazing! I still remember a game he played in Dream Team. He turned the tide at a critical moment and won the championship. Fans all over the world shouted "Death God Du". That aura was amazing!

Durant's experience is also quite inspiring. He has never experienced any injuries or doubts in the middle? In the end, you can get up. This kind of mentality is so infectious. I really think that the league will definitely give him a perfect curtain call. After all, if you want to release another score monster like him after retirement, you will probably have to wait for decades. The commercial value is also ridiculously high. Nike's lifelong spokesperson will make a fortune when the brand and players will be able to make a fortune when they retire. Hey, you taste it, you taste it carefully, on the day Durant retired, I guess every fan in the stadium would stand up and applaud. This picture is ignited if you think about it! But in terms of topic and global attention, there is another big shot who is absolutely unrivaled.

talked about LeBron James. Oh, as soon as this name comes out, those who love him can praise him, and those who hate him can scold him, but no matter what, you have to admit that in the past twenty years of the NBA, he has been the traffic responsibility, and he is not very excited about the news or not! James has been at the peak since his debut. He has been in the middle of his career for twenty years and is still swaying on the peak tail at the age of 40. His physical fitness is simply not human! The report card is even more dazzling, with 4 championships, 4 MVPs, 4 FMVPs, and the historical scoring champion. What record hasn't been won? Once when I watched him play away, I had a winning shot at the last moment. The fans called him his name all over the court, and even the opponent fans stood and applauded. That kind of infectiousness was definitely not something that could be blown out. Comparing with Kobe's retirement tour that year, I really think James' retirement tour may be even more explosive, and even the entire sports circle will pay attention to it. After all, his commercial value is comparable to Jordan, with the largest number of fans in the world and his influence is directly overwhelming. On the day of his retirement, it is estimated that not only basketball fans, but also fans of other sports have to watch. Think about it, when he goes to every away game, the fans wear his jerseys, shout his name, and the opponents come to shake hands and pay tribute. How shocking is this scene! As a fan, I feel mixed feelings. I hope he will play for a few more years, and I also hope that he will have a perfect curtain call on the day he retires. After all, an era is about to come to an end, how can I not sigh? How can I say about the retirement tour? It cannot be achieved by playing well by playing the ball alone, but it depends on whether the league, team and fans recognize it. Why did Kobe succeed back then? Not only is his strong strength, his personal charm and story are also so touching. Durant, Curry and James have the strength and influence here, but whether they can really reach Kobe's height depends on their performance and opportunities in the last few years. I sincerely hope that they all have a happy ending. Basketball is not only a game, but also a kind of sentiment! Durant's "Death" sickle, Curry's "three-point rain", James' "all-round tank", these scenes have long been engraved in our fans' minds.

Imagine that on the day they retired touring, every away fan wore their jerseys, and the opponent took off his hat to pay tribute. That kind of picture, just thinking about it makes people's eyes warm. Their retirement is not just a farewell to a player, but also the end of an era.