Chris paul was traded to Thunder, so does he still have a chance to win the NBA championship at the age of 34?

Paul was traded to Thunder by the Rockets. As a player, he naturally doesn't want to. He was thinking about winning the championship from joining the Clippers in that year to later asking for a deal with the Rockets.

Since joining the NBA, he has been the best point guard, but in the past season, he was greatly affected by age and injuries, and his state declined too seriously.

What followed was the useless theory of high salary, which made him incompatible with the star players. It was inevitable to leave the team and was eventually traded by the team.

According to the current trend of the Thunder team, it is very likely to be traded or bought out in the future, and the possibility of wearing the Thunder team jersey is very small.

Paul, 34, is no longer young. If he retires, it will be impossible. Now he has just changed to another team, but he can continue to dream.

Back to the most essential player ability, Paul's style of play, or his style of play, can he win the championship in the next few seasons?

Golf bookmakers are the biggest advantage of Paul's Champions League, and their reading ability is definitely one of the best. Last season, he gave the impression that he was slow and his state was fluctuating. At the same time, I have to admit that under the influence of age growth and injury accumulation, Paul's personal competitive state has declined too seriously. The worst of traditional point guards returns to the essence of point guards-organizing attacks, reducing shooting opportunities and choosing better opportunities to improve offensive efficiency.

Paul wants to win the championship at the end of his career. In fact, he can negotiate a buyout with Thunder. It's just that Paul's annual salary has reached a height of 40 million dollars. Even if he says buy out, I don't think Thunder will do it. Of course, I don't think Paul will do it unless he gives up tens of millions of wages. Although the championship is very important, in the face of so much money, it can be said that Paul still has to think carefully. But for a star like Paul, money is not very important. If he can buy out with Thunder and join a competitive team, then Paul still has a chance to win the championship. For example, joining the Lakers today, the Lakers also lack top point guards. Even though Paul is old and his strength is still there, the possibility of this happening is too small.

No matter which team Paul goes to first or stays with the Thunder, this unfinished dream-NBA championship-will definitely keep him going. Personally speaking, age is just a number.

At the age of 34, he is still far from retiring, and the championship is what he cares most about now.