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Martin signed four contracts in his 12-year career and retired at the age of 33

Martin signed four contracts in his 12-year career and retired at the age of 33

Debut in the King

Kevin Martin was drafted by the Kings with the 26th pick in 2004, traded to the Rockets after six seasons with the Kings, then topped the Thunder, Timberwolves and Spurs, retiring in 2016 at the age of 33!

Martin signed four contracts in his 12-year career and retired at the age of 33

Retired at the Spurs

1. Career contract

First: 4 years 4.6 million, 04-08, rookie contract, Kings

Second: 5 years 55 million, 08-13, contract extension, Kings/Rockets/Thunder

Third: 4-year, 27.75 million, 13-17, new contract, Timberwolves (2016 buyout)

Fourth: 1 year around 2 million, 16-17, veteran base salary, Spurs

Salary total: $89.35 million!

Martin signed four contracts in his 12-year career and retired at the age of 33

Fame in the rocket

2. Career statistics

Peak stats: 24.6 points, 3.6 rebounds, 2.7 assists (2008, Kings)

Career average: 17 points, 3.1 rebounds and 1.9 assists

Career high: 50 points, 12 rebounds, 9 assists, 3 blocks, 5 steals

Martin signed four contracts in his 12-year career and retired at the age of 33

Rocket period

Third, the characteristics of playing style

Martin is 2.01 meters tall and weighs only 84 kilograms, belongs to the thin scorer, shooting posture is strange but very accurate; the ball is general, good at moving without the ball and making fouls; but because of his thin body, it leads to poor defense and serious losses in confrontation.

Martin signed four contracts in his 12-year career and retired at the age of 33

Rocket period

On February 18, 2010, the Houston Rockets sent Tracy McGrady, Carl Landry and Joey Dorsey to trade Kevin Martin, Sergio Rodriguez, Hilton Armstrong and Kenny Thomas from the Kings, averaging 20+ in two of the Rockets' three seasons and 17+ in one season

Martin signed four contracts in his 12-year career and retired at the age of 33

Yao Ming's important partner in the last rocket period

On October 28, 2012, the Oklahoma City Thunder sent James Harden, Cole Aldridge, Razal Hayward and Daquean Cook from the Rockets to trade Kevin Martin, Jeremy Lamb and two first-round and one second-round draft picks in 2013, with the Thunder playing the sixth-man role previously played by Harden, averaging 14+2.3+1.4 per game in the regular season.

Joined the Timberwolves in 2013, worked with coach Adelman for the third time, joined the Spurs in February 2016, and announced his retirement in October!

Martin signed four contracts in his 12-year career and retired at the age of 33

Weird blue throwing posture

Martin as the rocket Yao Mai era and Harden era between the interface left a very deep impression on everyone, but it is a pity to retire prematurely!

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