Goodbye NBA! The six-time All-Star forward decided to retire, but he is the same as Curry Harden!

Let me ask, who is the NBA's most violent aesthetic combat buckle after "half-human, half-god" Vince Carter? There must be Blake Griffin's name in the alternative answer. Because Griffin has started flying away from the beginning of his entry into the league, he can be said to have perfectly taken over the mantle of Vince Carter's violent aesthetic. When he was young, Griffin bounced terrifyingly, dunked vigorously, often staged death dunks in actual combat games, and gave people the title of "White Monster"! Presumably, old fans still vaguely remember that he played a death ride against retired players Perkins and Paul Gasol in the game. It is no exaggeration to say that there were roughly two types of dunks for the top ten goals of the week in the NBA that year, one was a griffin dunk and the other was a dunk for someone else.

Perhaps young fans have the impression of Griffin's playing style as close to floor flow. As everyone knows, what you saw later was Griffin, who was forced to give up his flying style of play after a big injury, and the Forcen back then was definitely a beautiful scenery in the game! He often delivers a few great dunks to his fans every game. I think that back then, Griffin, who had just debuted, should have been no less than Zacravan's gliding dunk at the All-Star Weekend Dunk Contest! Despite the flowing and free dunks of rising stars Zacraven and Aaron Gordon, Griffin's biggest difference between them is that he can show the aesthetics of violence to the fullest in the game!

It's a pity that injuries eventually took Griffin's violent aesthetic play! Now, what is even more regrettable and surprising is that Griffin, who is only 34 years old, is likely to retire from the NBA! According to Celtics president Brad Stevens said on the show this week that he is interested in bringing Blake Griffin back to the team for another season. But according to Boston Globe reporter Gary Washburn, Griffin may be considering retiring.

Stevens said: "Griffin is really great! He's unbelievable when he's on the pitch, even better when he's not on the pitch (i.e. off the field), everyone in our squad is a big fan of him, and if he decides to keep playing and go back to the East, he understands that it's just a phone call away from us. ”

But even if the Celtics are willing to provide him with a chance to play, we will most likely not see Griffin on the NBA in the new season. For Griffin, it's really time to say goodbye to the NBA! In 2022-23, Griffin played a total of 41 regular-season games for the Celtics, averaging 4.1 points, 3.8 boards and 1.5 assists per game, shooting 48.5% from the field, 34.8% from three-point range and 65.6% from the free-throw line.

With Griffin's decision to retire, the 34-year-old 2009 draft forward will say goodbye to the NBA once and for all! During his 14-year career with Griffin, he played for the Los Angeles Clippers, Detroit Pistons, Brooklyn Nets, Boston Celtics, and was Rookie of the Year, a six-time All-Star selection, and a five-time All-Star team. He has played in 765 regular season games so far in his career, averaging 19 points, 8 boards and 4 assists per game; In 68 playoff games, he averaged 18.2 points, 7.7 boards, 3.5 assists and 1 steal.

After Griffin's retirement, only Curry, Harden, Gibson, Beverley, Danny Green, DeRozan, Mills, and Holladay will still play in the NBA in the 2009 draft! In the blink of an eye, these young people all quietly aged separately, and then gradually disappeared from the NBA. Even if they can call the wind and rain in the alliance when they are young, they are still no match for the years!