From splash to four-point rain! Thompson has planned his retirement life and joins BIG3 as the first choice

35-year-old Dallas Mavericks' God pitcher and four-time NBA champion Klay Thompson is close to the end of his career, and he has a career that is enough to be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame. Although he can still make a big difference in a team at the playoff level, he is already considering retirement.

On a recent podcast hosted by Michael Cooper, Thompson was asked whether he would consider joining the BIG 3 League after retirement. Thompson said: "Of course, especially those four-pointers, which makes me excited. I want to let BIG 3 go international and it will be fun to see BIG 3 go overseas and tour." The

BIG 3 League was founded by Ice Cube, and it has been attracting attention from the outside world as a former NBA player who continues his career without putting too much pressure on his body. The BIG 3 match system is a half-time match. The side who scored 50 points first won the game, which made the game faster and older players don’t need to run so much.

This season, veterans such as Dwight Howard have chosen to join the BIG 3 league, and the best scorer in the league is Michael Beasley. If Thompson also chooses to join after retirement, he will become one of the biggest players in the history of the league.

Although Thompson is no longer the top two-way player in the league in the past, he still has enough talent to contribute to a playoff-level team. He averaged 14 points per game this season and shot up to 39.1% from three-pointers, and remains one of the best outside pitchers in the NBA.