NBA/3 years, $150 million to stay with Cavaliers, Mitchell quoted lines from "The Wolf of Wall Street" to refute rumors
NBA/3 years, $150 million to stay with Cavaliers, Mitchell quoted lines from "The Wolf of Wall Street" to refute rumors
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The 34-year-old Walker immediately announced his retirement after his unsatisfactory performance in Europe in the previous season. On the 3rd, he posted a long picture on social media to announce his retirement. The title was "Thank you, basketball." The text also mentioned "Thank God for his guidance. Basketball has given me far more than I could have ever imagined. I'm super grateful for the journey I've had."
"I am here to officially announce my retirement from basketball. It has always been like a dream. When I look back, I still can't believe the achievements I have made in my career.2024奧運" In the last paragraph, Walker also talked about his future life, "Basketball is my life. Part of it, things are not over yet, and I am looking forward to the next development.”
NBA Lakers reportedly show high interest in DeMar DeRozan! According to US media reports, DeRozan may move to Los Angeles for US$12.8 million a year巴黎奧運會 (approximately NT$410 million) to compete for the championship with LeBron James and Anthony Davis.
Mitchell is the first guard since Allen Iverson to average at least 20 points in the first seven seasons of his NBA career.The media had previously reported that Mitchell had some friction with his teammates, was frustrated with the team's performance, and wanted to leave the team. At that time, Mitchell refuted those reports and said frankly that he was very happy in Cleveland. We also see the team’s continued growth and progress.
Now, after confirming that he will stay with the Cavaliers, Mitchell not only quoted Leonardo's shouting "I won't let him leave" in the movie "The Wolf of Wall Street" in X, but also once again emphasized in the video that he will never leave. I never thought about leaving Cleveland. "I'm glad we got this done, that's all. Let's get started."