NBA star Wall retired: Harden Rockets are rejected

According to the exposure of the American mass media, NBA guard star John Wall officially announced his retirement. He posted on his social media: "

Although I am a little reluctant, every professional player will usher in this moment. Now is the time to say goodbye to the NBA. I have always loved this great basketball so much. He once gave myself infinite happiness, passion and energy. He guided me to find the meaning of life and struggle."

John Wall was the No. 1 pick in the 2010 NBA draft. He played as the organizational guard. He was picked by the Wizards with the No. 1 pick in the East. He formed the best double-back combination with Bills in the East. Wall scored 23.1 points + 4.2 rebounds + 10.7 assists + 2.0 steals in the regular season in 2016-2017, and scored 27.2 points + 10.3 assists again efficiently in the playoffs, which can be said to be the peak moment of his career. The NBA Wizards officially posted a tribute to the retired Wall: "One of the greatest legends in our team's history, a symbol of an era, and an eternal legend. Congratulations to you John Wall on your retirement!"

John Wall has played for NBA Wizards, Rockets, Clippers and other teams in his career. He averaged 18.7 points + 8.9 assists + 4.2 rebounds + 1.6 assists per game in 11 seasons. It's a pity that he was coldly treated with the Rockets at the end of his career. He originally hoped to sprint for the championship with Harden in the Rockets, but the bearded man finally forced the palace to leave the team. Wall has since fallen from the altar, and now he has chosen to retire early, otherwise he could still serve as a substitute player in any team!