Really out of gas! Five major stars who may retire at the end of this season. It’s a pity for Paul, but the three of them have no regrets.

For any professional player, retirement is a topic and ending that is difficult to avoid. As we age, motor function declines. Although they are unwilling to face reality, they eventually have to bow to the cruel reality.

Many veterans in the league this season have basically reached the stage where their fuel tanks have completely bottomed out. Let's take a look at the stars who are likely to choose to be released and return to their field after the end of this season!

Paul

Career achievements: 12 All-Stars, 4 All-NBA teams, 7 All-Defensive teams, 1 All-Star MVP, NBA 75th superstar

Just recently, Paul has officially announced that he will choose to retire and leave the league after the season.

After joining the Clippers this season, we can obviously see that Paul is unable to do what he wants. Even the most stable mid-range shooter has completely lost its skill pack.

So far this season, he has played 11 games for the Clippers, averaging only 2.3 points, 2.0 rebounds, and 3.7 assists in 14.5 minutes per game.

If Paul has any regrets, it must be that Qiuji failed to win a championship trophy throughout his career.

Bill

Career achievements: 3 All-Stars, 1 All-NBA Third Team

If Paul's retirement is a trace of sadness for a hero in his twilight years, then Bill simply means that no NBA team will accept him anymore.

In this offseason, the Suns chose to break up with him peacefully. With a maximum salary, he signed a veteran contract with the Clippers. The Clippers originally thought about scratching the lottery and seeing Bill gradually find his game state. It turns out that they made the wrong bet again this time.

After playing 6 games for the team, Bill left the game due to injury. The final official news everyone got was that Bill announced that he was officially reimbursed for the season. I believe that no team is willing to take a gamble on such a player whose ability has seriously declined and is becoming more and more fragile.

Lowry

Career achievements: 1 championship, 6 All-Stars, 1 Olympic gold medal

Lowry's career is definitely a model of NBA counterattack. The player who was picked 24th in the first round finally reached the peak of his career with the Raptors through years of hard work and hard work.

Together with Leonard, he helped the Raptors win the first championship trophy in team history. Lowry has only played one game for the 76ers this season. For him, this season is all about enjoying the lively atmosphere brought by the stadium. He has no regrets in his career.

Horford

Career achievements: 1 championship, 5 All-Stars

As the No. 3 overall pick in 2007, Horford's career was not so spectacular. He has always been a very stable forward player, working hard to make his contribution on both offense and defense.

After joining the Celtics, he looked like a big brother both in the locker room and on the field. He was always able to lead the way, and his hard work eventually paid off. At the end of his career, he won a valuable championship ring.

Dean Jordan

Career achievements: 1 championship, 1 All-Star, 1 Olympic gold medal

For a forward like DeAndre Jordan, once he passes the peak years of his career, his ability will decline very seriously.

But fortunately, Jordan was very lucky. He became a member of the Nuggets at the end of his career and successfully won a championship ring.