Ten years of Warriors finally parted! Looney turned to the Pelicans with tears in her eyes, Curry posted an emotional post: &quot "The Legend of Eternal &quot"

Kevin Looney's Golden State Warriors career has officially come to an end. Faced with this old teammate who had been with him for ten years, Stephen Curry couldn't suppress his emotions.

Since being selected with the 30th pick in the first round of the 2015 NBA Draft, Looney has played for the Warriors for ten years, winning three championships and playing a key role twice. On Monday, he posted a long farewell article on the media platform. He is about to join the New Orleans Pelicans, and his lines are full of pride in creating glory for this team that has achieved his NBA dream.

"Not all separations need to end sadly," he wrote, "I will leave the Bay Area with a bright smile. Thanks for this extraordinary journey. " Curry forwarded the farewell letter through the social platform and wrote a tribute: "The Legend of Eternal, My Rooney!!! '17 will stay forever! ' ".

For Curry and the Warriors, the departure of this veteran who played 599 games is a pity. During his time, Looney averaged 5 points, 5.7 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game, shooting 57.5% from the field and shooting 60.8% from free throws. In 76 games last season, his data dropped slightly to 4.5 points, 6.1 rebounds and 1.6 assists, shooting percentage of 51.4% and free throws of 56.6%. His playing time was sharply reduced due to his sluggish state during the playoffs.

As Looney opens a new chapter in the Pelicans, the Warriors need to reorganize their frontcourt lineup. Tres Jackson-Davis, Ji Santos and Quinten Persia will get more opportunities, and Golden State urgently needs someone to step up and fill the gap in the bench.