The NBA has always been a star-studded and drama-filled place. Today we're going to talk about Bloodcloth, a veteran of 12 years in the basketball world, whose retirement was a surprise – no, a shock – like that night, when he suddenly announced on social media that he was retiring, the whole basketball community was shocked. He said, it's over, I'm not fighting!
Bloodcloth, the player who once terrified opponents, his last stop in the NBA was to join the Clippers. Remember his sharp breakaway and accurate mid-range shooting? He was almost the soul of the team during his time with the Suns, contributing more than 20 points per game and highlight. But the years are not forgiving, from the peak to the recession, Xuebu's career has been bumpy. In the last few seasons, his stats have gradually declined, and he averaged 13.7 points per game during his time with the Clippers, but despite this, this result still leaves many newcomers in the dust.
The news of the retirement seemed like a relief to Bloodcloth. After all, going from the NBA to the CBA and back to the NBA, such a springboard career is not easy. In the days of the CBA Shanghai team, Xuebu can only be regarded as a decent foreign aid. Although he was able to score a high 21 points in the playoffs, his inconsistent performances in the regular season and playoffs have given him mixed reviews in the circle.
And what makes Blood Cloth decide to retire may not only be due to age and status. He once mentioned in a casual interview that he wanted to go home and want to spend more time with his family and enjoy life. This kind of voice is not uncommon in sports circles, but every time a star says this, it always causes some emotion.
After retiring, Bloodcloth's life may be quieter, but the traces he left on the basketball court cannot be erased. Especially the large-scale controversy caused by him, which caused the CBA official to have to impose a heavy fine, which was indeed an unexpected "contribution" for him. His departure may be a new beginning for the Shanghai team, or even the entire CBA, that is looking for a replacement.
When it comes to basketball and life choices, Griffin faces a similar choice. Although the Green Army gave him a chance to make a comeback, he chose to retire and choose life. Such a choice makes people have to admire their desire for life and love for basketball.
In the end, Bloodcloth's decision to retire is not just an end, but also a new beginning. Perhaps the biggest release for him is not to get rid of the pressure of the field, but to be freed from those endless competitions and trainings and to truly enjoy every simple and ordinary moment of life.
We can't help but ask, when a star chooses to retire and leave the familiar basketball court, what are they most looking forward to? Is it like Xuebu, who just wants to be able to enjoy time with their families quietly and away from the hustle and bustle of the court? What do you think, fans?