A few days ago, Omey Casby officially announced his retirement and issued a statement saying that it was time to leave basketball and start the next phase of his life.
Maybe everyone is a little unfamiliar with this brother, or even completely unimpressed, and feels that there is no need to write an article for him.
Directly into the focus, on December 29, 2015, Casby, who was playing for the Kings at the time, threw nine three-pointers and scored 36 points, including a career-high three-point shooting and scoring, and overwhelmed Curry (6) at that time, which was in the middle of the day, and once became the front page of the news.
Speaking of other achievements, Casby is known as The Israeli Jordan, who was selected by the Kings with the 23rd pick in the first round in 2009, is the first Israeli player in history to enter the NBA, and has been playing for 10 years.
Casby has played in the Kings, Rockets, Warriors, Pelicans, Timberwolves, Grizzlies and Cavaliers, and returned to the Israeli league after being cut by the Grizzlies in February 2019, playing in 588 regular season games in the NBA, averaging 20.3 minutes per game, scoring 7.9 points, 4 boards and 1.1 assisting 0.6 breaks, and shooting 36.8% from three-point range.
To say that Casby's brightest moment happened to be playing for the Warriors in the 17-18 season, for important rotation players, and successfully won the championship with the team, this is still an achievement in the year before leaving the NBA, and the lucky ones are undoubtedly lucky.
Throughout Casby's basketball career is considered to be very successful, he also mentioned in the statement that he has achieved the dream of reaching the peak of basketball in Europe and the world, so it is worth mentioning that such a life winner is worth mentioning.
The real parting is not the long pavilion ancient road, there is no persuasion to drink a glass of wine, especially for a small character like Casby, who is the same as usual in the morning, eat breakfast and issue a statement that has been prepared, and then quit the basketball court that has been exhausted forever!
Goodbye, Casby! You may fade away in the history of the NBA, but it does not prevent you from remaining the pioneer and hero of the entire Israeli basketball industry.