The NBA League, as the highest temple of basketball, brings together the strongest basketball talents from all over the world. Which player was the last player with extraordinary talent that blew your eye?
Is it Kuriku Day, or is it thunder three less DeweyHa? Or doncic or Morant of the Storm of Youth?
But did you know that there was once a group of people who also had top talent, but they were lost early because of injuries.
Today, I will take stock of the three top talents in NBA history that have been ruined by injuries.
Player Profile:
Born in Seattle, Washington in 1984, he was selected by the Timberwolves with the 6th pick in the first round in 2006 and traded to the Portland Trail Blazers.
Roy plays a scoring guard, the ball dealer is extremely high, the dribble is excellent, the breakthrough is sharp, the emergency stop is accurate in the middle distance, and the most valuable thing is to have a big heart, and his career has staged many good plays, and he is known as "Kobe's successor".
Honors:
Rookie of the Year 2006–07
2007-10 Three consecutive NBA All-Stars
2008–09 NBA All-In-Fc
Major Injuries:
In the 2009-10 season, the meniscus of the right knee was torn and surgically removed; in the 2010-11 season, the meniscus of the left knee was torn, surgically removed, and the arthroscopic injuries of both knees were injured.
Tragic ending:
Roy, who suffered a serious knee injury, finally couldn't stand the intensity of the NBA and announced his retirement in 2011 (a brief comeback the following year), when he was only 27 years old. At the peak of the individual competitive level, the entire NBA career lasted only 5 short seasons.
Situation:
Today, Roy coaches at the Seattle Nathan Hall High School men's basketball team and won Naismith's High School Coach of the Year in 2017, achieving a perfect transformation from player to coach.
Born in Buffalo, New York in 1988, Durant was picked by the Portland Trail Blazers in the 2007 draft.
Oden plays as a center on the court, not only tall and long-armed, but also able to jump, has good speed and flexibility, excellent interior skills, and is a beast-level rebounder and penalty area defender. Because of its insoluble dominance at both ends of the attack and defense, it is called "the emperor" by fans.
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Cartilage injuries to the right knee in 2007–08, patellar fractures to the left knee in the 2009–10 season, and cartilage injuries to the left knee in the 2010–11 season.
Auden's NBA career lasted only 6 years, during which he was injured and injured, playing only 105 games. Later, he joined the CBA and ended in failure, officially announcing his retirement in 2016.
After retiring from the military, Auden returned to college to continue his studies and is now an assistant coach for the men's basketball team at Ohio State University.
Born in Chicago in 1988, he was drafted by his hometown team, the Bulls, in 2008.
Rose plays as a point guard on the court, breakthrough, shooting, three-pointers, assists, steals are all exquisite, the more to the key moment of the game, the greater the role of attack and defense, is a real leader level player.
Rookie of the Year 2008–09
2009-12 Three consecutive NBA All-Stars
2010-11 NBA All-In-Fc
2010–11 NBA Regular Season MVP (22 years old)
The Cruciate ligament tear in the left knee was torn in the 2011-12 season, the meniscus in the right knee was torn in the 2013-14 season, the meniscus in the right knee was torn again in the 2014-15 season, and the meniscus in the left knee was torn in the 2016-17 season.
Rose's flying style of play eventually crushed his knee and his confidence to continue his basketball career, and rose publicly expressed his idea of retiring after injuring his ankle again in 2017. A generation of heavenly pride, the windy city roses, gradually withered.
Pack up your mood and set off again. Reduce breakthroughs, avoid injuries, strengthen projection, adapt to the small-ball era. Today's Rose is no longer the son of the wind, but it is still an important rotation of the team.
The Knicks averaged 22 minutes of playing time this season to contribute 13 points, 3.2 assists, 3 boards and 1.1 breaks, shooting 47.1% from the field and 47.9% from three-point range.
Life is like this, accidents will always come inadvertently, disrupt your life plan, learn to accept it more than anything else.
Enjoy applause at the peak, enjoy life at the low, and write to encourage friends.