NBA》Good brother Wei Shao no warning to retire KD said frankly sad: He can still play for 5 or 6 years

Weisbrook officially retired this summer. (File photo, Associated Press)

[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] Russell Westbrook threw a shock bomb of retirement this summer, ending his 18-year career. Regarding this, his good brother "KD" Durant (Kevin Durant) was interviewed at the press conference of the warm-up match in China. He admitted that he was a little sad about Westbrook's retirement.

"I feel a little sad." Durant explained at the press conference. He believes that Westbrook's physical condition is still very good and can bring a positive impact to the game. He feels that Westbrook should have 5 or 6 years of career that can be continued.

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However, Durant can also understand the good brother's decision to retire, saying that it is time for Westbrook to focus on off-court life. "Sometimes when people reach that point, they just want to step back and try something different." Durant congratulated Westbrook on his legendary career and believed that in the next stage of his life, he will be as dedicated as he was on the court in the past.

At the same time, today Weisbrook was praised by the mayor of Los Angeles for his long-term contribution to the community. Weisbrook also wished that he could pass the torch of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.