At 3:30 a.m. Beijing time on March 14, the Celtics will hold a retirement ceremony for the No. 5 jersey for the team's star Kevin Garnett in the home game against the Lone Ranger.
Team secretary Gary Washburn reported that the Green Army plans to reunite the 2008 champions at the ceremony. Ray Allen has been officially invited by the Celtics. At that time, the Big Three is expected to be in the same frame again in the North Shore Garden.
After 14 years, the Celtics 08 championship members have long forgotten each other, and only two are still active in the league. One is the current 76ers coach Rivers Sr., the chicken soup coach who is still shining in Philadelphia. The other is Lajeon Rondo, who plays for the Cavaliers, who is the only player to win the title in both hukai giants.
The fates of the rest of the players who faded out of the NBA varied, some cheated, some were fired by ESPN, some wrote autobiographies, and some became full-time Jamie.
"Big Baby" Glenn Davis, under the guise of root canal treatment, was involved in a $4 million insurance fraud case, which became a stain on his career. "Truth" Pierce got a job as a commentator, and perhaps because he didn't think his $1.5 million annual salary was enough to spend, he actually took the stripper home live, resulting in being fired by ESPN and made him infamous.
"Two fat" Perkins also chose to become a commentator, but he is a dedicated Jamie, and the industry has a poor reputation. "Wolf King" Garnett published his first autobiography, KG Atoz. Ray Allen lived a low-key retirement life, and the cyclist was killed in a car accident last year.