Chris Paul announces retirement, NBA stars post tribute to glorious career

NBA legendary point guard Chris Paul suddenly announced his official retirement after the end of the new season, bringing a successful end to his career. This also means that Paul will spend 21 seasons in the NBA in full. At 40, he has played 82 regular season games for the Spurs this season, and has averaged 6 points and nearly eight assists per game in his full attendance. As a free agent, there are reports that he may soon join the Clippers and even join forces with Harden to fight for the championship, which may leave the best memories for his career.

Paul has led the team to the playoffs many times, and even led the Suns to the finals. Even if he failed to win the championship, his 21 seasons were enough to demonstrate his brilliant achievements. After the retirement statement was released, many NBA stars posted tribute to Paul. Alexander responded: "I really can't bear to leave him. We owe him a championship ring because of his contribution to the championship." Harden said: "Chris Paul is always a legend, and it's hard to say goodbye."

Paul's basketball IQ, leadership ability and contribution to the team are highly praised. The Suns successfully entered the finals after he joined, which is enough to prove his extraordinary value. Some people are worried about whether the new season marks Paul's launch of his "retirement tour" and whether he will be treated as a career tribute as Kobe and Wade.