Irving: NBA players divorce rate is 86%, which is as outrageous as 86% shooting percentage

July 14th News Recently, Irving talked with Miles Turner on his show.

Speaking of marriage, Irving said: "In the NBA, 86% of our players' marriages will eventually fail. This is a ridiculously high number. I think many people don't know this, but the fact is that 86% of our marriages will eventually break. So, fundamentally, it's like you're shooting at 85% (as outrageous). As soon as you open your mouth to propose to someone, it's basically like saying, 'Yeah, there's an 85% chance that this matter will be messed up.' Yes, obviously I will focus on couples who can maintain marriages, which account for 15% to 14%, because there is indeed some magic in their relationship, right? Of course, there needs to be a special person to do it. However, the reason I ask this is because you were only eighteen or nineteen when you first entered the league, and to be precise, 19 years old, because our birthdays are just one day away, March 24 and March 23. After that, what are you doing in building relationships? Because now you know Xu Many people. Myers Turner is not only known to thousands of people, but also to millions of people. After that, how do you feel about building various relationships? For example, how do you figure out who you are? "

Myers Turner: "I have really grown so much over the years. Now I am heading towards my 30s. Looking back on the whole 20s, I can say that I have no regrets. There is really no regret at all. Because all those experiences are unavailable during my growth process. Something missing. But to answer your question, I want to say that when I first entered the league, it seems that everyone would bow down to you and flatter you. ‘Oh, you are Miles Turner. You are so awesome, you are simply the best, and so on.’ You have to figure out who should listen to and ignore who you should ignore. Because I think my problem at that time was that I would listen to what I said to everyone. You know, at that age, my thoughts were still very susceptible to external influences.”