Emmanuel Mudiay and Jameer Nelson Give Kevin Garnett Love

Mar 4, 2015; Minneapolis, MN, USA; Minnesota Timberwolves head coach Flip Saunders and Timberwolves forward Kevin Garnett (21) talk during a timeout in the second half against the Denver Nuggets at Target Center. The Nuggets won 100-85. Mandatory Credit: Jesse Johnson-USA TODAY Sports
As the announcement of Kevin Garnett’s retirement has gone viral, Denver Nuggets’ Emmanuel Mudiay and Jameer Nelson show him some love on social media.
Social media has proven to be a powerful platform to impact the public opinion, and recently in wake of Kevin Garnett’s retirement, many NBA players showed their gratefulness.
NBA fans, if you did not know, now you know. Kevin Garnett, one of the best defenders to ever play basketball, has hung up his sneakers for the last time.
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His retirement, along with the retirement of Kobe Bryant and Tim Duncan, has marked the end of the most influential era of basketball.
Most current NBA players can realize and understand the impact that Kevin Garnett made on the game basketball, and Emmanuel Mudiay and Jameer Nelson also realized that impact and made it social. Jameer has, of course, been in the league several years longer than sophomore Emmanuel Mudiay, but neither can deny the immense impact that KG had on the players, there refs, the coaches, and the entire game of basketball as a whole. He will truly be missed this coming NBA season.
Thank you big ticket! #livinglegend #GreatnessOnly pic.twitter.com/XbEapQ4AEg
— Emmanuel Mudiay (@emmanuelmudiay) September 24, 2016
Happy to Have had great battles with the BigTicket! #Legend pic.twitter.com/PxzNBOBBDD
— Jameer Nelson (@jameernelson) September 24, 2016
KG may not go down as one of the greatest of All-Time, but his impact on the game as a whole will never be forgotten.
Kevin Garnett shacked the culture of basketball, and every fan should be ever grateful.
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