Is Owen really a selfish person?

It is reported that the Nets are open to Owen's transaction, but no team is willing to start specific negotiations. Bosses don't like an "idle" employee, even if he has a strong working ability. I think Owen's career prospects have cast a shadow over the NBA workplace. Since the "ground review" was thrown out, Owen has gradually become a willful and selfish freak in the eyes of most people, except for the unconditional support of a very small part of iron powder. In the previous copy, I pointed out that Owen refused to be vaccinated in order to win the interests of some people, but it hurt his team and teammates.

I began to realize that it may not be so simple for a boy who has been playing basketball every day since he was four years old to give up his love and his salary at the peak of the game at the age of 29. It is universally acknowledged that Owen is kind by nature. In the past two years alone, he personally spent more than 2 million dollars on charity. It is known that he bought a house for George Floyd's family, and provided a subsidy of1500,000 dollars to the WNBA women's basketball players who could not play because of the epidemic. How can a person who fights for the rights and interests of vulnerable groups be selfish? When he found that his contribution was only a drop in the bucket, he wanted to start from the root cause and solve the fundamental problem. What a reasonable logic this is.

Most of us are ordinary people, and our understanding of the world is inevitably a secular view. You can say that Owen is in an atmosphere, but that shouldn't be a joke. What Owen has done and his plan may shake the tree. In the long river of history, he must be just a drop in the ocean. But we have to admit that it is with such people that there will be change and progress.

It is worth mentioning that both Marbury and Mayweather expressed their support and understanding for Owen. In the live broadcast during the training camp, Owen said that he would not retire and would not give up basketball. I say selfishly, I hope that the gorgeous scenery of basketball can reappear as soon as possible.