Blake Griffin, the name has left a deep imprint on the history of the NBA. He, the former champion, has now announced his retirement, ending his brilliant career. When I heard the news, I couldn't help but feel an inexplicable feeling of regret and emotion in my heart.
Griffin's retirement reminds me of those years that accompanied him through ups and downs. He was in the "empty city" formed by the Clippers with Paul and Jordan Jr., those exciting games, and those passionate moments have become eternal memories in our hearts. In the regular season this season, Paul played in 58 games for the Warriors, averaging 9.2 points, 3.9 rebounds, 6.8 assists and 1.2 steals per game, while Jordan Jr. played in 36 games for the Nuggets, averaging 3.9 points and 4.4 rebounds per game. The river of time continues to move forward, and no one is exempt.
And now, on the occasion of his retirement, Griffin has chosen to say goodbye to basketball in the form of a letter. He didn't have flowery rhetoric, no sensational words, just simply and sincerely expressed his gratitude and reluctance to basketball. He is grateful for the good moments, but also for the not-so-good moments, because it is these experiences that have enriched his career.
Time flies, time flies, and in a blink of an eye, it is more than ten years of the 2009 draft. In this year's bright stars, there are still some players who shine on the basketball court, and their names are like the Big Dipper, guiding basketball fans in the direction of the future. They are: Harden, Curry, DeRozan, Jrue Holiday , Beverley, Mills, James Johnson, and Gibson.
At the same time, Clippers star Leonard has made an exciting decision - he will join the U.S. men's basketball team to compete in the Paris Olympics! The addition of Leonard has made the U.S. men's basketball team even stronger, and it has also made us look forward to the upcoming Olympic Games.
The 12-man roster of the U.S. men's basketball team has all been confirmed, James, Durant, Curry, Embiid, Tatum, Booker, Holiday , Thick Eyebrows, Edwards, Adebayo, Haliburton, Leonard, these names are thunderous in the NBA. They represent the highest level of American basketball and carry the expectations and dreams of countless fans.
At this exciting time, it is still difficult for us to forget those who have passed away. Griffin's retirement reminds us of the players who once accompanied us through our youth. They may have left the ring, but their spirit and impact will remain in our hearts forever.
Basketball, this sport is not only a game of victory or defeat, but also an unforgettable experience and memory. It taught us perseverance and hard work, and also taught us the preciousness of teamwork and friendship. Here, we have witnessed the growth and transformation of countless players, as well as countless touching moments.
It's hard to say goodbye! Zhuang Yuanlang announced his retirement and made six All-Star stars in his career, and his departure makes us feel regretful and reluctant. But at the same time, we are also excited and looking forward to Leonard's decision. In the world of basketball, there are always new stories happening, and there are always new dreams waiting to be pursued.
Let's look forward to the future together, and hope that those young players can continue to inherit the spirit of basketball and bring us more surprises and touches. At the same time, let us cherish those who have passed away and be grateful for the good memories and touches they have brought us. Basketball, the sport that will always be with us and become an integral part of our lives. No matter where we go, no matter what difficulties and challenges we encounter, as long as we have basketball in our hearts, we have endless strength and courage to face everything.