There are stars who retire every season, Iguodala chose to retire and leave the league last season, Anthony, Griffin and Rondo chose to retire and leave the league this season, so who will choose to leave next season? I think there are five people who are most likely to retire in the offseason for various reasons, so let's take a look at the five stars who may retire this summer.
Jordan Jr
Recently, Griffin chose to retire, and when it comes to Griffin, I have to mention Jordan Jr., the two were the two big interior finishers in the empty city, making the Clippers make a lot of money, he is the most successful pie king in history, and he has been fed into the best team in the league under Paul's feeding. Jordan Jr. was the No. 5 pick in the second round in 08, and as a second-round pick, he was selected as an All-Star in his career, and he won the championship and rebounding king.
Although Jordan Jr. is only 35 years old now, he is now almost no help to the team, if the Nuggets do not value his excellent locker room ability, he may have no ball to play, this season Jordan Jr. only averaged 3.9 points and 4.4 rebounds in 11 minutes per game, after playing this season, if the Nuggets choose to give up on him, then he will most likely choose to retire, because other teams are almost impossible to win him, he basically has no ability to play in the NBA.
Paul
Although Paul said in a recent interview that he would not choose to retire, and he still has gas in the tank, Paul may retire because he can't meet his new role, just like Anthony at the beginning, the Green Army was very optimistic about Anthony last summer, and they wanted Anthony to be a substitute rotation, but Melon as a substitute must be the role of the sixth man, so it also made the Green Army give up on him, and he couldn't bear such a role and eventually led him to retire.
Paul can average 9.2 points, 3.9 rebounds, 6.8 assists and 1.2 steals per game this season, and his performance is indeed very good, but Paul's defense is not good, and his pace is too slow, so he may not be qualified to be the starting point guard, or the role of the first choice of the bench, and his offseason contract of 30 million is likely to be rejected by the Warriors, as one of the best point guards in history, can he accept the change of his role?
Lowry
Lowry has nothing to look forward to in his career now, he won the championship, has been selected as an All-Star many times, and won the last big contract of his career, as a first-round No. 24 pick to reach such heights is very successful, Lowry has a successful career, he has previously talked about his retirement plan, he said that he will choose to sign a one-day contract with the Raptors when he retires, and retire as a Raptors player.
Although the Raptors have top stars such as Carter and Maddy in history, and Leonard and DeRozan have also stopped back then, the first person in team history is undoubtedly Lowry, and his help to the Raptors is self-evident. Lowry, who averaged 8.1 points, 3.2 rebounds, 4.2 assists and 1 steal per game this season, is like Paul, capable of scoring and passing, but not so much help to the team, and it's time for him to enjoy life.
Ross
Rose is the champion of 08, he is also the youngest MVP in history, he won the most valuable player at the age of 22 over the peak James and Kobe, one of the fastest accelerating players in history, the Bulls regarded him as Jordan's successor, but because of injury ruined, Rose has multiple office buildings, even if he retires, he can eat and wear without worry, but he really loves basketball, so he chose to return in the midst of major injuries.
Rose is now 35 years old, although he can still give the team some help on the bench, but this help is too small, can score but defense is not good, opponents can easily score on him, after this season, the Grizzlies may choose to give up on him, and Rose is also at the age when it is time to consider retirement, this season he averaged 8 points, 2 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game, he is the most regrettable player in the active team.
Guy
Guy was the No. 8 pick in the first round in 06, and the draft template of that year was Maddie, Guy had a flowing style of play and dunks, and was also highly sought after in the 00s, but because of the small ball market like the Kings and the Raptors, it also led to his average of 20+6 per game without an All-Star nomination, but his ability is undoubted, he was a well-deserved league star in his prime, but he lost his peak due to injury.
After losing his peak, Guy proved himself in the Spurs' transformation 3D, and he also relied on his excellent performance to win a contract of 10 million again, but as time went on, his peak was gone, and in the offseason Guy became a free agent, and the Warriors signed him, but in the end Guy was cut, "This is the first time in my career that I signed a non-guaranteed contract, and hopefully it will be the last", and now it is indeed the last time.
Speaking of which, what do you have to say about these five players?