The NBA regular season is over, the playoffs are underway, the Warriors are currently going well, they successfully broke the Nuggets, causing infighting within the opponent, Jokic's mentality exploded, if nothing else, the Warriors will successfully enter the second round, and even some fans predict that the Nuggets will be swept out. Seriously, it is not ruled out that the Nuggets can not win a game, although Jokic is an MVP level player of the year of playing, but there are only a few powerful helpers, Murray has not returned so far, such a Nuggets eliminated by the Warriors is not shameful at all.
In the G2 match between the two sides, the Warriors can be said to have no ability to fight the Nuggets back, Jokic suffered two technical fouls and was expelled, Cousins and Barton clashed on the bench, if the Nuggets do not stabilize their mentality, they will be difficult to win. It is worth mentioning that the Warriors mascot Iguodala did not play because of a sore neck, but he still chose to stand on the sidelines to cheer for his teammates. Interestingly, there was a controversial scene in the game, and TNT commentator Anderson seemed to inadvertently say the time of Iguodala's retirement.
Anderson said at the time: "This season is Iguodala's last season. That is to say, according to Anderson's words, Iguodala will announce his retirement at the end of the season to enjoy retirement. So far, no other source or reporter has said Iguodala will retire at the end of the season. This year's Iguodala, who is 38 years old, signed a season with the Warriors last August, and the contract will expire at the end of the season, so Anderson's words have been recognized by many fans.
In fact, as early as the end of last season, after the Heat did not provide a contract for Iguodala, there was already news that he would retire, but did not expect the Warriors to accept, providing Iguodala with a one-year veteran base salary contract, according to the state of the season, Iguodala, who has been in the NBA for 18 seasons, is likely to retire, unless the Warriors renew, but the odds are minimal. With three championships and a Finals MVP, Iguodala's career was a great success, and his pension was a hot topic.
According to the league's pension regulations, Iguodala can receive a pension of $3676 per month between the ages of 45 and 50, which is about $44,000 a year, and after the age of 50, Iguodala can receive a full pension, $5514 per month, which is about $66,000 a year. Many fans said that this pension is too little for Iguodala, to know that the brother has earned nearly $200 million in his career, and he is still an investment genius, tens of thousands of dollars a year is simply sprinkled, dispensable.