Terrence Ross announces retirement after 13-season career

At 32 years old and after an illustrious 13-season career, Terrence Ross has officially announced his retirement.

Ross was drafted 8th overall in the 2012 draft by the Toronto Raptors.

After spending five seasons in Toronto, he joined the Orlando Magic in 2016. Throughout his seven seasons with the Magic, Ross averaged nearly 13 points per game.

Then, in what would be the final chapter of his career, Ross decided to join forces with Kevin Durant in Devin Booker midway through the 2023 season.

With the Phoenix Suns, Ross averaged 9 PPG in the 21 games that he played.

Unfortunately for Ross, the NBA playoffs did not treat him very well. In six different playoff runs, his team was knocked out in the first round four times, knocked out in the conference semifinals twice (including 2023 with the Suns), and was eliminated in the Eastern Conference semifinals once.