Trapped by a new round of the epidemic, many teams in the league have fallen into a situation where no one is available, and even some games have been postponed.
In order to cope with this emergency, the league officials and the players' union have discussed and formulated corresponding rules to allow teams plagued by the epidemic to sign players through 10-day short contracts to solve the current difficult situation.
This has given a large number of players in the development league a good opportunity to take the upper position, and also allowed a large number of players who were previously on the edge of the league to get the opportunity, such as Thomas Jr., Collison and a large number of players have returned to the league.
Even so, with a large number of players quarantined, the total number of players played in the league this season continues to break the all-time record, and even some teams cannot play normally.
In this case, the US media "fadeawayworld" also discussed around this topic, selecting the top 10 retired players who should return, of which the 49-year-old O'Neal joined the Lakers and Carter went to the Warriors.
10. Noah (Bull)
Two months ago, the Bulls signed a 1-day formal contract with Noah, after which Noah announced his retirement as a Bull.
Considering his age of 36, and his indomitable mental will, plus the Bulls' dark horse attributes this season.
The Bulls need the return of the spiritual leaders of the past, playing the role of firefighter when there is a shortage of major generals, and playing the role of heat-like Haslem at ordinary times.
9. Korver (Bull)
If Noah is more of a need for the team's spiritual level, then Korver is the need for the Bulls to fight.
The Bulls need more space capabilities, and given Korver's abilities, his more than 40 percent three-point ability meets the current demands of a large number of teams.
8. Redick (Nets)
Similar to Korver, Redick is a top scorer, and such players are less affected by their age.
Everyone knows they can't rely on their defense, adding them is just solving the projection problem, and they do have a trustworthy open three-point ability, which is exactly what the Nets need to improve.
7. Carter (Warriors)
Similar to Noah's attributes, Carter is a backup candidate that the Warriors can sign, and when all are healthy, Carter can play a mentor to a group of young players.
And carter's abilities were fully trustworthy when the team was in isolation, at least for the Hawks later in his career, and his performance deserved everyone's respect.
6. Ray Allen (Heat)
Ray Allen is 46 years old, but the US media believes that he still has the strength to fight, after all, he has always been a self-disciplined player, but also a player who relies on projection.
The Heat could give him a 10-day contract, and fans will want to see him finish the comeback against Curry.
5. Grand Gasol (Lakers)
Gasol Big maintains a good relationship with the Lakers, and considering Jordan Jr.'s poor performance, the Lakers might as well give Gasol a chance.
He can provide the space capabilities the Lakers need, and although Gasol is 41 years old, a 10-day contract won't have much impact on the Lakers.
4. Nowitzki (Lone Ranger)
Watching 40-year-old Joe Johnson return to the league, it wouldn't come as a surprise that the 43-year-old Nowitzki is back to the Lone Ranger.
In addition to his personal projection abilities, Nowitzki can also play the role of Big Brother within the Lone Ranger, solving the potential problems of Doncic and Boshin.
3. Garnett (Green Army)
The Green Army has signed joe Johnson, 40, so there is also reason to re-sign Garnett, especially given the Green Army's potential locker room problems.
It's time for the tough Garnett to give some guidance to the younger generations and make the team an organic whole.
2. Wade (Heat)
Wade is 39 years old, but he still has the ability to average 10-15 points per game, and Wade can play the role of coach with Haslem.
However, he is currently a minority shareholder of the Jazz, which may undermine the possibility of his return.
1. O'Neill (Lakers)
O'Neill is about to turn 50, and his return for the Lakers, there is no improvement in immediate combat strength, more is the blessing of feelings.
However, according to the current situation of the Lakers, the Purple and Gold Legion may not have this mood.