Hayward is retired! In the class of 2010, there was only one active NBA player left!

Baseball Emperor

2024-08-02 14:13Posted in Guangdong sports creators

Gordon Hayward announced his retirement on social media, officially ending his 14-year NBA career.

Hayward was drafted by the Jazz with the ninth pick in the first round in 2010 and has played for the Jazz, Celtics, Hornets and Thunder during his career.

If he hadn't suffered a major injury, his career achievements might have been more than that.

In fact, if he still wants to continue playing, he can still find a home. In fact, both the Nuggets and the Celtics have expressed some interest in him.

But Hayward said of the Thunder's experience at the end of the season: "I feel like I can contribute a lot, but I haven't been given a lot of opportunities to do that.

The Thunder didn't get too many chances, more or less, a little bit of a hit.

After being disheartened, he chose to retire.

This is a good choice.

has a wife and a wealth of over 100 million, so there is no need to be persistent, so it is also a good choice to retire from the NBA and return to family and life.

From then on, he could start feeding horses and chopping wood, traveling around the world and playing games.

As an athlete, he suffered a lot of blows and tribulations.

But, overall, it's a proper winner in life.

It's already a pretty awesome thing for a white athlete to be able to play like this in the NBA.

It is not necessary for him to mix the final salary for a few more years.

Finally, it's worth mentioning that after Hayward's retirement, Paul George became the only player in the 10-year draft who still played in the league.

Among them, Lang Wall is still looking for opportunities.

The pickled pepper in the 10th place can still get the top salary...

This year's players, the champion Wall, the top eye Turner, the detective Dovos, the No. 4 show Wesley Johnson, the No. 5 show big cousin...

There are still a lot of high-quality players, but those All-Star players seem to be cursed by injuries...

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