Chamberlain was only 36 years old when he retired. At the age of 5, there are still teams to sign him. What is the reason?

Chamberlain, known as the "basketball emperor", is a unique genius in NBA history. His abnormal physical quality and a series of records are beyond the reach of future generations. He even dared to say in front of Jordan, "The alliance restricts me for development, but assists you for development."

Chamberlain is burly, and his strong body endows him with superhuman sports talent. Running, volleyball, basketball and other sports are easy for Chamberlain, far better than ordinary people and even professional sports. Chamberlain, like a tireless machine, tramples on his opponent wantonly on the court. In 1958, Chamberlain joined the Philadelphia 76ers and retired from the Lakers in 1973. During this period, Chamberlain made a series of miracles: he scored 5.4 points per game in the highest season, 1 points per game, and played 48.5 minutes per game in the highest season ... < P > After retiring, Chamberlain was only 36 years old, but he didn't give up his sports life. He still fought in the volleyball league in his forties, and even achieved good results and won the MVP of the volleyball league. The brawn is still so good, which triggered the Nets' desire to sign Chamberlain.

The reason for this is that Chamberlain was born in 1936 and turned 5 in 1986. It was the closing stage of the regular season in 1985-1986. The New Jersey Nets were banned by the league because of drug-related players, and there were vacancies on the team's big list. At this time, the Nets actually played Chamberlain's own opinion, and wanted to take half of the salary (36, US dollars) of the banned players involved in drugs and ask Chamberlain if he would like to play for the Nets for the rest of the regular season. I didn't expect to be rejected by Chamberlain.

Is the Nets really willing to offer a contract to Chamberlain?

It turns out that this is just a marketing stunt. Zhang Dashuai knows his own business. At that time, he was 5 years old. Although he was good at sports, he was basically inferior to young guys. He must be well aware that the Nets are just joking, and they want to hype and compliment, but they don't really want to sign him.

A player will go downhill at the age of 35, and he will almost retire at the age of 4. No matter how beautiful the former superstar was, he will not be brave at the age of 4. For example, in Carter's last few years, he was over forty years old and still playing in the NBA. His performance was basically inferior to that of young guys, and he could not retire in the end, not to mention Chamberlain, who was 5 years old. It was basically impossible to play in the NBA. After all, I am too old and my spirit is limited. How can I compete with a group of young boys? Which superstar can tolerate my poor performance on the court? Isn't this a joke?

As Garnett said, veterans never die, but only fade away!