Chris Webber retires from basketball

Chris Webber, who was one of five Sacramento, recently announced it was withdrawing from the NBA.

The hitherto Golden State power forward hanging his boots after 35 years use 15 in one of the best players of his generation. Webber has participated in 5 matches AllStar and has been placed 5 times in the NBA Nba.

Chris Webber started his journey in the NBA Golden State Warriors, the team sees him leave, after being elected in the No. 1 draft pick of 93 by Orlando Magic (was traded in exchange for Penny Hardaway). That year, Chris Webber won the trophy for best rookie of the year and the next season would start a chain that would last 9 consecutive years: score 20 or more points per game.

It was a great passer and scorer. In Sacramento Kings enjoyed its best years, although during his 4 years as a Washington Bullet star had numbers. At Sacramento compliance, along with Bibby, Stojakovic, Divac, Christie, a quintet that always aspired to the top, but that never won the ring. Philadelphia would go through after getting good numbers, too, after a brief stay in Detroit (where it could not fulfill his dream of a ring) made landfall as a free agent with Golden State earlier this year, where he scored 3.9 points, ending its career.

Chris Webber showed his appreciation for all teammates, coaches, managers, doctors, etc.. that made him one of the best in his younger years.

Via: Warriors.com