Gregg Popovich is the best coach in the league and one of the best coaches of all time. Unfortunately for San Antonio fans he’s going to have to retire at some point but according to Popovich he won’t do so until Tim Duncan does. Read more after the jump.
NBA: Knicks Announce That Rasheed Wallace Has Retired
Oh damn. #SHEEEED The Knicks just announced that Rasheed Wallace has now retired from the NBA (again). Check out the announcement after the jump & we will have more details as we get them…
(Video) Boxing: Floyd Mayweather Jr. Announces His Retirement Date
Floyd Mayweather was in attendance for the Final Four games last night at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. He was interviewed by CBS between the Louisville-Wichita State and Michigan-Syracuse games to promote his upcoming May 4 fight with Robert Guerrero. He recently signed a huge deal with Showtime for up to six fights over the next two and half years. At 36-years-old, Mayweather plans to hang up his golden gloves at the completion of the deal. Read more after the jump.
NBA: Kobe Bryant & Phil Jackson To Be Part of Shaq’s Lakers Jersey Retirement Ceremony
Wondering what the Lakers are going to do tonight as they retire Shaq’s No. 34 jersey?! Well we got a little bit of an inside scoop. Check out what Kobe will be doing tonight along with Phil Jackson to make Shaq’s night special.
NBA: Brooklyn Nets’ Jerry Stackhouse to Retire at the End of the Season
It’s been a great run for veteran Jerry Stackhouse who surprised many including his coach and himself with the production and help he provided the Nets with. Still Stackhouse believes this run will be his last on the court as he has new plans. Read more after the jump.
NBA: Veteran Al Harrington Wants to Retire on His Own Terms
At age 33, after 14 seasons in the NBA, Al Harrington has had a good career. He’s averaged 13.7 points a game with 5.7 rebounds. His career is winding down. He’s fought hard to bounce back from knee surgery only to find himself on a Magic team that is going with a youth movement — they told him he likely will not see the court again this year. Read more after the jump.
