Danny Green Retires After 15 NBA Seasons

NBA veteran Danny Green has officially announced his retirement after a 15-season career, during which he won championships with the San Antonio Spurs, Toronto Raptors, and Los Angeles Lakers, making him one of only four players to achieve this feat. San Antonio head coach Gregg Popovich praised Green's persistence and impact on the team, highlighting his significant contributions as a defender and shooter. Green, affectionately known as 'Icy-Hot' for his shooting prowess, averaged 8.7 points and made a lasting mark on the modern role player archetype within the league. Meanwhile, Houston Rockets veteran Jeff Green, who is entering his 17th season at age 38, is expected to take on a mentorship role despite a reduced playing time. The Raptors have also reflected on Danny Green's legacy in their mailbag discussions, considering his impact and the implications of his retirement on the team. As the league evolves, Green's contributions as a quintessential role player continue to resonate in discussions about team dynamics and player development.