The Warriors lost 4-2 to the Lakers this season, declaring the end of the season, leaving only the loneliness of loss and the disturbance of the outside world.
After the defeat, the headlines were announced, and Iguodala announced his retirement! As the team's locker room leader and team spiritual mentor, Iguodala's retirement can be said to have a great impact on the Warriors, although he has made little contribution on the court now, but it plays an irreplaceable role in the team's locker room atmosphere and team unity.
Iguodala was drafted by the 76ers in the 2004 Draft to begin his NBA career as the team's offensive leader, earning the title of All-Star Jr. and winning the Defensive Player of the Season in 2011-2012.
Then, in 2012, Iguodala was traded to the Nuggets and became the team's leader and core.
The turning point in his career was in 2013, when he was traded to the Golden State Warriors, opening a new chapter in his career. Under Steve Cole's coaching, Iguodala helped the Golden State Warriors win NBA championships three times in 2015, 2017 and 2018 with tough defense and decisive shooting, and was named MVP in the 2015 Finals. Next, a Dara briefly played for Memphis Back City and Miami Gevo, but he eventually became the Golden State Warriors in 2021 and won another championship with the support of his teammates and fans.
Iguodala's retirement may make many fans miss the former Warriors, but there is also news that Iguodala will serve as a team advisor and stay with the Warriors in another capacity.
The second news is that the real reason why Pu'er was beaten in the first place was exposed, but because he disrespected head coach Cole, he was beaten by Chasing Dream. Pu'er's performance this season is not ideal, especially in the playoffs, which is very different from last season's performance, facing the Lakers and even having a single game of zero points, scoring single digits is more common, defense that is even more disastrous performance, I don't know if the Warriors will regret the original contract extension, the playoffs were simply exploded by Rivers.
The third is the dream that Green and Thompson are loyal to the team, and the willing Warrior Curry has also expressed his willingness to work with the two veterans again to set off towards the championship, and Steve Kerr also praised the team's veterans.
The Warriors will negotiate a salary cut extension with Green in the summer, and it is not known whether it will be successful. But whether it's a blessing or a curse to let Green and Thompson stay, why not trade them for other players, such as the Green Army's Brown?
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