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Chris Paul Announces He Will Retire After The 2025-26 NBA Season
After two decades of brilliance, Hall of Fame-bound point guard Chris Paul has officially announced that the 2025–26 NBA season will be his last. Speaking at a recent event, the 12-time All-Star opened up about his future and the emotional decision to end his legendary career after one final campaign.
Chris Paul Hints at NBA Retirement, Says He'll Only Play 'At The Most A Year' More
Though Paul isn't the All-Star-caliber player he once was, he's continued to contribute over the past few seasons. Last year with the San Antonio Spurs, he started all 82 games and put up 8.8 points, 7.4 assists and 1.3 steals per game.
The 12-time All-Star has been linked to the Los Angeles Clippers but has yet to commit there, likely because of the lack of a ...
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Suns' Chris Paul Reunion Continuing To Gain Steam After Recent Reports originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
An insider revealed the two major teams that are picking up steam to sign NBA veteran Chris Paul despite his desires to remain close to home.
Chris Paul wants to play in his 21st season in the NBA, according to reports, but he remains unsigned a few days into free ...
Future Hall of Fame point guard Chris Paul is a free agent again, but now he reportedly wants a specific promise before ...
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