Veteran Point Guard Rajon Rondo Calls It Quits After 16 Seasons In The NBA
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After a distinguished 16-year career in the NBA, veteran point guard Rajon Rondo has announced his retirement.
The announcement came during an appearance on the All The Smoke podcast, where Rondo expressed his desire to spend more time with his children.
Throughout his career, Rondo, 38, made significant contributions to multiple teams, most notably winning two championships with the Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers.
Despite battling injuries in recent years and experiencing brief stints with various teams, Rondo leaves behind a legacy as one of the league's top point guards, with notable achievements including four All-Star selections, four NBA All-Defensive team honors, and leading the league in assists and steals on separate occasions. |
His impact on the court and off it, as a mentor to younger players, will be remembered by fans and peers alike.
Rajon Rondo has officially announced his retirement from the NBA. 4x All-Star, 3x Assist Champ, 2x Champ, 4x All-Defense. Hell of a career 👏
— All the Smoke Productions (@allthesmokeprod) April 2, 2024
His next chapter is just getting started. 👀
Watch a special edition of Extra Smoke with @rajonrondo on our YouTube. pic.twitter.com/HSyG0yuoGX
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Source: Breacher Report
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